Bagot and District Prests Week-End Social Roundup
A long list of weekend visitors and local social events is reported from Bagot and district. Winnipeg guests Ken Simpson and Miss Ringland, Joan Gregory resuming at United College, and multiple families from Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, Minnedosa, and Ontario are noted. A September 21 church event and various small-town visits are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Simpsonn
Miss Ringland
Winnipeg
F Simpson
Joan Gregory
United College
Bagot Sewing Club Reorganized For New Team
The Theon soon meeting of Bagot 4H Nimble Fingers Sewing Club was held on Thursday Sept 1 at the home of Mrs G Thompson Officers elected were President Marie Bodie Vice Pres Vivian Rintoul Secretary Louise Landers News Reporter Gertrude Zacharias Roll Call answered and routine business attended to Leaders are Mrs W Bodie assistants Mrs H Stark Mrs G Thompson and Mrs B Nichol New members include Donna Landers Jean Kerr Fern Green Norma Smith Myrna Nichol Dorothy Smith Donna Carol and Lorna Dankes reiter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagot
Nimble Fingers Sewing Club
G. Thompson
Marie Bodie
Ce Pres
Vivian Rintoul
Louise Landers
Gertrude Zacharias
W. Bodie
H. Stark
G Thompson
B. Nichol
Donna Landers
Jean Kerr
Combined Calf Clubs Plan Spraying Demonstration At Farm
A Sept meeting of Bagot and MacGregor 4H Calf Clubs at Mr and Mrs Alex Pauls planned a spraying demonstration for horses cattle sheep pigs and hens at A W Kalberg and Son's farm near month end with Valerie Moore Katherine Douglas and M Coulthard Lorna Dankesreiter to run lunch. A layoff social hour followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Alex Paul
Bob Douglas
Lorna Dankesreiter
A. W. Kalberg
Community Dinner Shares News and Visits
Pine Creek News reports a chicken supper at the Glen Rand home hosted by Mr and Mrs Jos Cibula. Winnipeg business visitors included Mr and Mrs Paul Uhrin with Sunday callers Mr and Mrs Roy Bailey. Arthur Doubleday returned from MacGregor Hospital and moved to Margaret Memorial Home in Edrans. W J Watson of Portage la Prairie visits with Mr and Mrs Sam Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagot
Sharp
A Pogue
M. Forest
Winnipeg
Forest
Paul Desey
William
E Ritchie
Desey
Ritchie
Bernice Nichol
Labor Day
Glen McDougall
Portage la Praire
L. McIntosh
Jack Simpson
Prince Geofe
Fred Simpson
Bob Brown
Scotland
A. A. Naylor
Chatham
Ont
D. Naylor
S. Coulthard
Morley Richardson
Image Hill
MacGregor School
Jos Hamilton
RCAF
Portage la Prairie
W. Bradshaw
Geo. Thompson
D. Suffron
Jos
Cibula
Glen Rand
Paul Uhrin
Roy Bailey
Carberry
Arthur Doubleday
MacGregor Hospital
Margaret Memorial
Edrans
W. J. Watson
Sam Williams
Gladstone Social Notes and Regional Visits
Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Jas Holmes and family, spent Sunday at the E Critchlow home. Several visitors came from MacGregor Rivers Brandon and Winnipeg to see neighbors such as the Kuebler, Knox, Currie, and Livingstone families. News notes include a sudden death in Medicine Hat, and many district residents sending sympathy to the Hotel and Livingstone families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Holmes
Gladstone
E. Critchlow
Geo. Bull
Nick Kowalchuk
USA
E. Grantham
H. Schneider
Golden Stream
Ernie Pilgrim
Ernie
Winnipeg
Jas. Currie
Geo. Currie
MacGregor
Donald Currie
Gordon
Rivers
Art. Renton
Diane
Jack Timmins
Harry
Medicine Hat
Alta
Verna
Leroy
Lyle
Nelson
Arthur
Hughena Stewart
Alex Livingstone
Walter Livingstone
Katrime
Warning
Dougall Livingstone
Arborfield
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News of
Clarence DeDougall
Mrs J. McDougall
R. Stewart
Dianne
Eleanor
Earl and
Lynda
Minnedosa
JM. Baskier
Currie District
St Stephen United Church
Woh Davis
British & Foreign Bible Society
W MacDougall
Allan MacDougall
Valerie
Tene Shaw
Art Vincent
R. Chamberlain
J. Gibbs
N. McMcDougall
D. McDougall
C. Gardiner
Pentanguishene
Hounsome
Edmonton
Bagot Sewing Club
Gertrude Zachari
Curtis Pogue
Pacific
ETURN
Calgary
Regina
McTavish
Libby
Vu - Pak
Tin
Henley
Ontario
Quik
Nestle
Robin Hood
S.R. Lamb & Son
Austin
M. L. Lamb
Pine Creek News
Yow Blood Bank
The
McMaster Funeral Home
Royal Road South
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