Spring Signs In Maple Town Your Local Note On Town Life
The piece notes maple trees budding in five weeks and signs of spring, from longer evenings to townsfolk changing hats and boots. It recalls marbles, school days, and local humor, plus predictions of flood risk, hay hauling for wildlife, and a garden contest idea. It mentions Paul Bunyan lore near Senate and describes landmarks like the Imperial Bank Building and a creek bed where fish return each spring.
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Paul Bunyon
Senate
Imperial Bank
Marcey Harris
MFA Folk School Held In MacGregor
The United Church Annex in MacGregor hosted an MFA Folk School from February 26 to March 4 with 21 students. Sessions covered soil conservation, nutrition, weed control, and more, featuring visitors and local leaders, a church service, evening programs, and the mayor’s remarks.
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Fery
Maron
United Church
MacGregor
MFA
Steve Sulik
Glenella
Roger — — Youchard
Elie Joan Steen Mac
Credit Mpf
Choot
Carolyn Midforth
Department of Health
Ce, Wood
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
Fred Dickenson
United Grain Growers
Gordon Atkins
Manitoba Farm Forum
George Senyk
Jack Parker
University of, Man- Struthers
Assi
D. Rupp
Regation
Card of Thanks from a Hospitalized Individual
A patient expresses gratitude for the care received in hospital and thanks visitors and all who performed acts of kindness while away from home.
Local Masons host first bonspiel in MacGregor
Nine rinks entered a one day curling bonspiel hosted by Local Masons in MacGregor, the town’s first event. Mayor Lamb and Lye spoke at supper as Rye’s rink won first prize and Ted Irwin’s crew took second, with many teams and wives enjoying a pot-luck gathering.
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MacGregor
JL. Lamb
HA. Lye
Lye
Ted Irwin
M A. Duncan A. Lye
Sid H A. Graham
Shaw
M. MacKinnon
G. Snaith
J. L. Lomb
A. Groves
Embree
AE Chant
F. Hammond
A. Stevenson
Minstrel Show Promises Laughs At Masonic Hall Friday
The popular old time minstrel show comes to the Masonic Hall Friday night. Tickets are on sale now with prices for children, high school students, and adults. Make it your night and enjoy the costumed performances.
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Masonic Hall
Costu
Colorful Movies to Be Shown by Local Implement Dealer
Two films to be shown at 7 30 pm by a Minnesota dealer sponsor a gala program. This Heritage of Ours explores American freedom and historic sites from Oregon Trail to the Alamo with agriculture highlighted. Reasons for the Seasons explains season cycles and how farmers use machinery to meet seasonal demands. The event promises family entertainment with additional events.
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Minnespol
s/Mo
America
Alamo
S. E. Giles
Local committee forms to organize skating club in October
A tentative committee comprising Mavis Huet Audrey Payser Mildred Hay Dorothy Jones and H A Lye has been set up to lay groundwork for a local figure skating club. Interested parties are invited to contact the listed members and a meeting is planned for October to organize and affiliate with Winnipeg tale-tay instructors.
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Mavis Huet
Audrey Payser
Mildred Hay
Dorthy Jones
H. A. Lye
Orgaize
Winnipeg
Thanks for flowers and kind remembrances
I express sincere thanks to St. Pauls W A for the flowers and to my neighbors and friends for fruit cards and prayers received while I was a patient at Brandon hospital August Weber
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St. Paul's W.A
Brandon Hospital
Lusty Budget Slashes Taxes and Relieves The Little Man
The budget proposes income tax relief and broad tax cuts aimed at easing costs for middle and lower earners while offsetting revenue with adjustments to corporate tax. It lowers rates for dependents, maintains sales taxes, and targets luxury items with new levies. Prime figures claim relief for about 750,000 Canadians and project a deficit of $369 million, the largest in history for a prewar year.
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Cevock
USA
Nere-Azuin Puaget
Abbott
Chamber
Carnival lights up High School Chatterand event
High School Chatterand near Gregor Arena on Friday March 18 hosted the 3rd annual Les son Carnival. 1200 attendees watched junior Assiniboia Figure Skating Club performances, a colorful costume parade, and a closing crowning of Miss Heather Foth eringham, sponsored by Britannia Chapter LODE, with raffles and dancing to finish the night.
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Gregor Arena
Canada
Raymo Weber
Mem Assiniboia
Winnipeg
Brian Page
Come Flan
J. M. Backier
Bagot
Maurice Smith
Beaver
J. Shaver
Sidney
Heather Fothetingham
Britannia Chapter Lode
Heather
Mice
Gloria Buchanan
Linda Hay
Frar Y Peck
Heathertte
Herb
R. Harvey
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Heather Fotheringhan
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Howard Cobbe
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Cliff Chant
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Garry Cobbe
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