Prominent Businessman Maps Emmeline Garage Sale Change
The regor Herald notes a local garage business sale in MacGregor tied to a prominent businessman. Gordon McLachlan disposes. Norman Critchlow, born in Emmeline, assumes ownership Sept 1 with Mel McRae and Hugh remaining on staff. anticipated continuity in operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyted
Maples
Gordon McLachlan
Norman Critchlow
Emmeline
Neepawa
MacGregor Toay
Board of
Norman Chritchiow
McLachlan
Critchlow
Mel McRae
Hugh
Oats Break Record in Exeter District Harvest
Phil Scora recorded 76 percent bushels per acre with 15 acres of Exeter Oats, setting a district record. Turner assisted with threshing, calling it the best crop he had helped thresh in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Scora
Phil
Turner
Nineteen Beginners Start School Monday
Nineteen young people in Mace Gregor began their first day of studies on Monday as part of the regular start for the new term. Students listed include Norman Smith Abe Geese Glen Marie Trevor Alpine Kent McDougal Gary Ware Gini Omer Diane Walker Sharon Buckley Debby Braces Shisey Crichlew Mike Ye Siti Paes Gerald Jones Joseph Roulette Doris Beaulieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Gregor
Tarty Richardson
Norman Smith
Abe Geese
Glen Marie Trevor Alpine
Kent McDougal
Gary Ware
Gini Omer
Diane Walker
Sharon Buckley
Debby Braces
Shisey Crichlew
Mike Ye
Siti Paes
Gerald Jones
Pe Pace Fee
Joseph Roulette
Doris Beaulieu
Olled Monday In
Near Fatal Bicycle Incident On Mac Gregor Street
Last Thursday near noon in Mac Gregor a 1g bicycle ridden by Merrill Albinet rode into a busy main street between a butcher shop and Mrs. Ormiston's house. A grain truck from the west struck the bike, throwing Merrill onto the pavement. the truck passed over the bike, but the rider was only badly shaken though uninjured. The driver, J Switzer, did what he could to avoid the collision. Parents are urged to warn children to ride bicycles with care on main streets.
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MacGregor
Merrill
George Albinet
J. Switzer
Public holiday closures observe Labor Day on Sept 3
Next Monday Sept 3 marks Labor Day a statutory holiday. All local stores offices and the school will be closed for the day.
Re union Marks 84th Birthday At MacGregor Home
Mr George Cooper celebrated his eightieth eighth birthday with a family dinner at his MacGregor home on August 26. Guests included Stan Cooper and family Cecil Cooper Eva Cooper Stan Baxter and family from Neepawa George Hanna Irvin Hanna L Hanna and Jimmy Portage Walter Gilbert J McAskie Katrine and other relatives. Hostesses and guests praised the dinner and wished Mr Cooper continued health and happiness and many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooper
MacGregor
Stan. Cooper
Cecil Cooper
Eva Cooper
Stan Baxter
Neepawa
George Hanna
J. McAskie
Katrime
Cooper
Vacation Bible School program at Bethel Chapel
Parents and friends gathered for Bethel Chapel Mac Gregor Vacation Bible School Friday night August 25. Students marched in to Onward Christian Soldiers led by flags and Bible, with Miss Clara Brandon guiding flag salutes and songs including O Canada. The program featured action choruses, scripture verses, visual aids for preschoolers, and a two boy offering. Edwin Philpott won the new member prize. every participant received a diploma and treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacation Bible School
Bethel Chapel
MacGregor
Paste Dickinson
Clara of
Brandon
Canada
L. Dickinson
Marjorie Giles
Rugged Cross
Dickens
Beaver News: Church Services Resume September 4 at 11
Mrs. Forrestt takes a three week holiday in the States with plans to visit Tennessee. High school students from this district attending MacGregor School include Vivian Telford Lyall Stone Grade XII Glenn Thompson Grade X Garth Stone Bernice Cooper Earle Forrest and Lloyd Street Grade IX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrestt
States
Tennessee
MacGregor School
Vivian Telford
Lyall Stone
Glenn Thompson
Garth Stone
Bernice Cooper
Earle Forrest
Lloyd Street
New Dairy Booklet Reveals Sour Cream Losses in Manitoba
A Manitoba Dairy Branch pamphlet shows about one third of cream was sour in 1948 and farmers lost 280000 dollars from low grade shipments. It lists key practices for top quality cream and explains proper washing of separators, with illustrations of an unwashed unit.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Dairy
Publications
Legislative Building
Winnipeg
Record Tourm E Traffic Set New Tourist Milestone
Hon J S McDiarmid announces a new all time tourist record for Manitoba with 183593 visitors in January July 1949, ahead of the 158072 prior year. Most entered by air or by road modes. totals from other ports not yet included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enitaba
J. S. McDiarmid
Manitoba
Regular Rural and Village Council Meetings Next Wednesday
Regular monthly Rural Council meeting will be at 10 am in Austin and Village Council in MacGregor at an unspecified time. Interested parties will govern themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
MacGregor
Former Katrime Boy Weds In Toronto
Joyce Isabelle Brouton of Kelso Sask wed Clarence Wilfred Lake of Katrime Man at Windermere United Church Toronto on a quiet August Saturday. Rev W Lawrence officiated. Reception at 72 Ostend Ave. Bride wore dove grey crepe. groom's party included Jarvis Lake as best man. Honeymoon for two weeks at Haliburton. couple to reside at 130 Caledonia Rd Toronto.
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Windermere United Church
Toronto
Joyce Isabelle
A. P. Brouton
Kelso, Sask
Marrage
Clarence Wilfred
Wilfred L Lake
Katrime
Man
W. Lawrence
Murray Burton
Haliburton
Caledonia Rd
L. Lake of Man
Margaret. Ketcheson
Regina
Bagot District Schools Open For New Team
Beginners at Bagot include Bobby Thompson Norman Farncombe Jacob Kornelson and Jim Cochrane lifting total enrolment to 27 Mrs M Laurie oversees Bagot with remodel redecorating and new floor A Neepawa teacher Helen Chalmers joins Image Creek Miss A Goldsbrough leads Elsmith with new cupboards H Smith Brookdale takes Hartford post replacing Miss Lamont While Miss Both remains at Currie all schools wired for electricity and other small improvements planned to aid pupils and teachers.
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Bagot
Bobby Thompson
Norman Farncombe
Jacob Kornelson
Jim Cochrane
M. Laurie
Bagot School
Helen Chalmers
Neepwa
Image Creek
A. Goldsbrough
Starbuck
Elsmith
H. Smith
Brookdale
M. Lamont
Hartford
Miss Both
Oakvilleontinues
Currie
Opening of the fortieth school term at high school
High School Chatter reports the start of the term with new pupils listed by grade, the Dewey Decimal work in the library, and two new teachers Miss M. Lamont and Mr. Angus Murray joining the staff. The piece notes long-standing routines and student entries as the school opens for another year.
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Barry Mulvaney
Clifford Sharp
Wayne Sharp
Lyle Sharp
Ronnie Moor
Bernice Cooper
Dankesreiter
Erle Forest
Stone
Beaver
G Rae
Roy Barber
Katrine
Marie Chant
Southend
Jim Tabolotney
Springbrook
Phyllis Heselwood
Katrinne
Dane McDonald
Marie Mulvaine
Treherne
Garnet Pennell
Norma McMasers
Westbourne
Lloyd McGowan
Gladstone
Clases
Vivian Telfo
M. Lamont
Bagot
Angus Murray
Winnipes
Winnipes. Miss Lamont
Mr. Murray
Mrs Lye Receives Life Membership From W A
Mrs H A Lye was presented with a Life Membership by St Pauls Anglican W A in a Sunday service at the church. Miss I Merrick seated her with the certificate and Mrs Parker pinned the Life Membership Badge. The formal Brandon Diocesan W A presentation could not occur due to her absence.
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St. Paul’s
W.A
Lye
Minars
R. Milburn
I. Merrick
Parker
Brandon
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Regor Herald
Bailey Printing Co
CPR
Sidney Spectator
Little Brothers
Wallace Stone
Old Cy
Sippees Epeeneeer
James Hanna
Beaver News
Mrs
Maurice Smith
Council
Katrime Boy
Jarvis Lake
Bagot & District
Ils
Teache
H. A. Lye
Ing
Kusi
D. G. Melachlan
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