Back to School in MacGregor District Sets Tone for Fall
MacGregor and surrounding district schools reopen for fall. Emphasizes diligent study from the start to avoid last minute cramming. Notes current unemployment and urges home study, parental support, and cooperative effort to raise class standings in June examinations.
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MacGregor
Manitoba Cancer Week Promotes Institute’s Life Saving Work
Manitoba promotes Cancer Week with a drive by the Cancer Relief and Research Institute to educate the public about cancer and the institute’s work. The nonprofit institute runs deficits, offers free or reduced care, and seeks about seven thousand dollars to fund another year of services across Winnipeg and rural Manitoba.
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Cancer Relief and Research Institute
Cancer Relief and Research Institute of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Public health drive urges early treatment and support
A Manitoba campaign aims to inform the public about services offered, stress the urgency of early cancer treatment, and encourage continued operation. If you have no cancer, you are fortunate, and the drive asks you to help those less fortunate by supporting your local committee.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Birthday honors for Mr Cairns eightieth in MacGregor
A large gathering marked the 80th birthday of Mr Randall Cairns in MacGregor with 115 guests from Portage la Prairie Austin Brandon Kelloe and Regina. The event featured an Italian cloth tea table centering a three layer cake and bouquets as well as tributes to a life in the lumber trade and community service as a Freemason and Agricultural Society director.
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H. Wilson
Regina
Marion
Helen Baird
Portage la Prairie
J. P. MacKinnon
W. J. Burrows
E. E. Turner
Viola McIntosh
H. T. Trethewey
Hazel Course
Irene Merrick
A. Roberts
Selma Peterson
G. E. Lewin
G. S. Booth
F. T. Course
H. B. Gilroy
Marjorie MacLennan
Dolly Ramsay
Helen Collins
Austin
Brandon
Kelloe
Plympton Township
Lambton
Ont
Cairns
Manitoba
Gladstone
MacGregor
Agricultural Society
United Church Session Board
Looking Backward note on threshing in 1903 North Cypress
In the Sept 4 1903 issue of Carberry News Express the column recalls an estimate that fifty threshing machines would be at work in North Cypress that season and the district’s grain crop was put at 2 500 000 bushels. Those were the good old days.
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Carberry News- Express
North Cypress
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