MacGregor Fair Celebrates Fifth Annual Rural Exhibit
The MacGregor Boys and Girls Fair held its fifth annual event on the agricultural grounds last Saturday with good weather and strong attendance. Exhibits in dairying cooking vegetables and paid fed calves impressed judges. First prize in collections went to Hartman and Butterfield families of Emmeline and Pathead with Marsh Marsh Glover and others also earning top spots. A family contest led by Bella Moore and Willie Moore placed third. Prominent winners included sewing knitting and farm-related crafts, while a Saintly display of dairy and calf prizes highlighted the day.
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Principal Marsh Receives Praise for Fair's Notable Show
A congratulatory letter from Mr. ILE. Wood Drister Boss' & Girls' Clubs commends Principal Marsh and club officers for the fair's strong all-round performance. Judges praise poultry calves and vegetables as particularly good, noting solid management and broad member engagement.
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Bagot News Briefs Highlight Local Events This Week
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Legislative Fee Increase Sparks Manitoba Revenue Debate
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