Few Changes in Highway No.1
Provincial government officials and MLAs met with the Portage delegation to discuss the route of Highway No.1. Minister Clubb indicated the plan to follow the current path with adjustments to remove sharp turns and danger points, with formal details to come. The delegation included Reeve S C Duff and several councillors and local figures.
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S C.duff
JM. McPhee
G. F. Goulding
Jos. Robinson
Robi. McDermott
Portage
Geo A. Dickson
H. A. Lye
James Barrett
JP. MacKinnon
Their Majesties Sail for Canada
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth depart for Canada on Monday May 7 as crowds gather to greet the royal party. The voyage to Quebec follows a Atlantic departure with bands playing O Canada and Thy Spangled Banner while cheers erupt. Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association sends S J Dorman from Alameda to cover the royal tour with weekly dispatches. Canada is expected to show a strong display of loyalty and welcome.
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Canada
George VI
Eliabeth
Atlantic
Quebec
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Dominion
S. J. Dorman
Alameda, Sask
Rge VI
Domion
George
Elizabeth
Saskatchewan featured in Canadian industry ad campaign
Automotive Industries of Canada launches a province by province education drive across newspapers. The Herald carries this week’s Saskatchewan advertisement stressing interprovincial support and national unity, noting all provinces share in Canada’s economic gains and security.
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Automotive Industries of
Canada
Saskatchewan
The
Herald
Dominion
Baseball Club Gets Under Way
At a re organization meeting of the MacGregor Baseball Club last week S R Lamb was unanimously chosen as President and E G Smith Sec Treas Alex MacDonald named Coach of the team John Gair Captain and Alex Shaw Manager
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MacGregor Baseball Club
S.R. Lamb
E. G. Smith
Sec.Trea
Alex. MacDonald
John Gair
Alex. Shaw
Successful Tea and Handicraft Exhibit Opens Fund Drive
The Orange Hall hosted a Women’s Institute event in aid of the local cemetery fund with quilts afghans lace photos and crepe paper displays. Notable pieces included nine elderly artisans works, Miss Pauline Trethewey weaving demonstration, and visitors from Sidney Edvans and McCreary. District President Mrs McLean urged joy in gatherings.
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Orange Hall
Women’s Institute
R. A. McLoughry
Vella Struthers
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