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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1936
Page
4
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Large crowd greets CKY public relations officer D R P Coats in MacGregor. He spoke at two meetings about radio broadcasting history and CKY’s new studios, urging audience feedback and showing lantern slides. Mrs Coats and young Jimmy accompanied him during the visit.
The 4th annual Softball Tournament, sponsored by the North/Norfolk District Branch of the Canadian Legion, took place in MacGregor on May 24. Weather improved after a rainy start, fourteen teams competed, and results saw Pathead edge MacGregor in the final with Austin defeating Pathead and Bagot, and Austin defeating Sidney in earlier rounds.
Sidney defeated Pat head and West No.1 and Bagot in finals. Palmer Bros. claimed first in horseshoes with Frank Hay and Eddie Muirhead taking second. The rink dance closed the day with over three hundred people enjoying music by the Ambassadors.
Dr McLoughry V S will visit Carberry every Wednesday for professional practice.
Clarence G. Naylor died in Winnipeg on May 18 at age 43 after a long illness. Born January 3 in Hollyrood Ontario, he moved to Manitoba in 1914, served in the Cameron Highland, worked as a grain buyer, and later as a government weighmaster. He married Lauretta Bernice Ross in 1921, leaves a widow, parents, and siblings, and was active in sports and Masonic orders. Funeral held at MacGregor United Church with Masonic service and graveside rites, with widespread floral tributes and attendance from Legion and lodge members.
Mrs. Clarence Naylor and Mr. and Mrs. D.S. Naylor and family extend thanks to friends for kindness during Clarence G. Naylor’s long illness and for sympathy during bereavement and for many floral tributes.
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