Portage Midgets Beat MacGregor 3-2 In Weekend Hockey
Portage midgets defeated MacGregor 3-2 at the local rink Friday night in a tight junior game. On Saturday, Bagot intermediates and midgets split results with the home team edging ahead 4-? in one, and the younger squad winning 3-2 in overtime. Both outings show improving play and a strong outlook for the season.
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Portage
MacGregor
Niisa
Bagot
Visa Tink
Ptermediates
S-4
Tme
Stors
Successful Sidney Play Shows Gentlemen as Charming Ladies
A capacity Sidney crowd enjoyed the United Church play Safety First on March 23. The masculine cast included Mary Ann O Finnerty and Kenneth Routley among others, with performances at the Masonic Hall MacGregor. A lunch and dance followed, per posters.
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Sidney
United Church
Mary Ann O Finnerty
Kenneth Routley
Mabel Montgomery
M Harold Saunders
Jack Montgomery
Goulding
Jerry Arnold
W. T. Marchant
Virgina
Mabel
Harold Brown
Barrington Bridger
Harvey Hood
Juleika
Lloyd Young
Abou Ben Mocha
Turkey
Sam Mckhea
McNutt
Mary Ann O'Finnerty
Hector Hunter
Elmer Flanne
Frank Ham
Masonic Hall
MacGregor
Artil Lith
Sidney Hockey Club
Katrime Church Service Resumes at Community Hall
The Katrime Church resumes a service at the Katrime Community Hall on Sunday April 1 at 3 pm with all welcome. A whist drive and dance followed on Friday. A sizeable crowd attended Wednesday night with prizes won by Isabel Thompson and Henry Duncan, with consolation prizes to Barber and Vernon McKelvy.
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Katrime
Isabel Thompson
Henry Duncan
Miss Barber
Vernon McKelvy
J. S. Barber
Edith Jackson Wins Big at Brandon Winter Fair Calf Show
Edith Jackson of Langruth Manitoba aged 14 won both the boys and girls calf contests and the grand championship at the Brandon Winter Fair last week with her Aberdeen Angus calf Idol Lad. She collected several trophies and cash prizes totaling 135 dollars plus a further 178 dollars from T Eaton Co as payment for the calf at 20 cents a pound.
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Edith Jackson
Langruth
Man
Brandon
T. Eaton Co
Bagot residents note Winnipeg visits and hockey results
Mr W Kerr spent last weekend in Winnipeg while JH Adams resumes tracking livestock to Winnipeg. Mrs KF Walden returned home after three weeks with relatives. The Bridge Club met at the Mullas and will meet again on April 8. Mr and Mrs K Cottam returned from a holiday via Canadian Pacific to Toronto and Chicago. Bagot hockey teams visited MacGregor for two games, losing 3 1 and 5 4.
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Mr. W. Kerr
Winnipeg
JH. Adams
KF. Walden
Time for readers to support the home newspaper today
The note urges subscribers to act now and help the local newspaper with their support. It emphasizes timely action by readers to sustain community reporting and the paper's continued operation.
January 1954 tolls for canals and ships noted
An announcement from the United States War Department cites tolls paid by commercial vessels and by the Canadian canals in January 1954 and January 1933. The report records $2,160 in canal tolls and $1,762,808.56 for the 1933 period, with references to Canadian canal operations and officials connected to the era.
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Rnal
United States War Department
Government
Canad
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