Juveniles Take Top Spot At Local Sports Day
Juveniles claim top spots at a local sports day event as planning begins for a summer session to assist collegiate students in mathematics and science. Grades X to XI will meet 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 during the week of August 14 to 18 at MacGregor Collegiate. Further information is available in this paper.
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MacGregor Collegiate
Taxi Drivers Test Results Dubious in Montreal
Montreal municipal bureau of tourism test results show only 15 of 166 taxi driver candidates passed. Bureau head Lucien Bergeron called the outcome apaling, noting 147 lacked city knowledge and 135 were not bilingual.
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Montreal
Bureau
Lucien Bergeron
Wolf Man and Cindy Cross Canada Touring With Wolf Partner
John McGovern and his wolf Cindy known as the Wolf Man have crisscrossed Canada in a publicity storm. The 22 year old from Hall, Quenaive has faced police trouble in Quebec and Ontario over sheltering and damaging property. McGovern recalls Cindy as a lean five year old wolf rescued near Dawson Creek BC and plans a wildlife sanctuary after finishing this trip.
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Jother
John McGovern
Cindy
Canada
Hall
Quenaive
McGovern
Quebec
Perth
Ont
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Humane Society
Cindy McGovern
Dawson Creek
Lucky
Vancou
Panion McGovern
Port Arthur
Mrs. Robt. Leckie Dies at Vancouver
Marion Leckie aged 90, wife of Robert L. Leckie, died suddenly July 21 1961 in Vancouver. Funeral at Mount Pleasant chapel July 24. Survived by husband six sons and four daughters eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Formerly of Austin and Winnipeg with deep Manitoba ties.
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Marion Leckie
Robert L. Leckie
Vancouver
Austin
Winnipeg
Mount Pleasant Chapel
Robert
William, Lawrieeth
Janet
JK Storie
William Bestick
Earl
Chilliwack
B.C
Anne
AL Cane
MacGregor Sports Day Aces Three Tours With 25 Teams
Twenty five teams competed in MacGregor Sports Day on Sunday with three no shows. Baseball saw MacGregor Juveniles upset Oakville by one run, while Pine Creek claimed fastball honours over Portage Dodgers. Ladies fastball winners were Poplar Point, with community officials thanking volunteers and umpires for a successful day.
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MacGregor
Herman Weber
Oakville
Ken Green
Rick Pal
Plumas
Neepawa
Gladstone
Westbourne
MacGregor Cubs
Fxira
Rcmp Portage
Sidney
Portage Dodgers
MacGregor Bears
MacGregor Juveniles
Austin
Portage West End
Burnside
Pratt
Mill Creek
Rossendale
Pine Creek
Poplar Point
Dodgers
Sidney Rcmp
Notre Dame
Precious Blood
MacGregor Keys
The
Keys
Family Reunion at Is land Park Celebrates Austin Members
A Sunday July 30 reunion at Island Park honored the Austin family. Attendees included Mrs. Jones and her relatives Marvin Cecil Mundell Vicki Binscarth Harry Jones and family Ro Criggie Ethel Jones Fred Jones Allan Owen Jones Raymond R Kolke and family Mrs R Brydon and Miss Judy Stephenson.
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Austin
Island Park
Jones
Marvin
Cecil
Mundell
Vicki
Binscatrh
Harry Jones
Ro Criggie
Ethel Jones
Fred Jones
Allan
Owen Jones
Raymond
R. Kolke
R. Brydon
Judy. Stephenson
Former Beaver Resident Dies at 46 in Winnipeg
Pearce a former Beaver district farmer who retired to Winnipeg nine years ago died July 30 at Grace Hospital in Winnipeg. Survived by wife Minnie McCartney and four children Frank Ronald Roy Donna, service set August 1 at 2 p.m. at McMaster Funeral Home, Beaver cemetery interment.
Two Injured in MacGregor College Auditorium Work
Two workers at MacGregor Collegiate's auditorium addition were hurt when a 16-100t reinforcement rod touched a high tension hydro line south of the building. Norman Kroken and Gerhard Johnny were knocked unconscious. Johnny was released, Kraken detained. Both suffered hand and body burns.
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Mac. Gregor
Norman Kroken
Gerhard Johnky
Winnipeg
Kornonsky and Keller Company
T Akien
MacGregor Johnny
Kraken
Record Attendance At Threshers Reunion At Manitoba Museum
A record crowd attended the 7th Thresher's Reunion at the Manitoba Agricultural Museum south of Austin, with about 12,000 over four days and 6,000 on Saturday. Visitors came from across the USA and Canada, enjoying steamers, old machines, and daily setting and bag and sheaf tying contests. Albert Berney of Angville won the best setting contest in 1:18, with penalties for being off line. Gordon of Baldur won the bag tying trophy.
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Con- Moba Agricultural Museum
Austin
Nana
USA
Ariza
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Canada
Manitoba Agricultural Museum
Albert Berney
Angwville
Berney
McMurchie
Don Milne
Makinak
Walter Mares
Helston
Ind
C Gordon
Baldur
GH Hambley
Bill Evans
Neepawa
Pass Through MacGregor Family Travels in Own Bus
Ed Hudson his wife Joan and their eight year old children travel in a converted school bus from British Columbia toward Montrest and Quebec. Hudson, a Royal Canadian Air Force veteran, says the trip is a holiday and notes the bus allows more room and sleep for the family. they plan to reach St Hubert around August 5 and may keep the bus for future trips.
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Canada
Portage
Ed Hudson
British Columbia
Montrest
Mr Hudon
Hns
Joan
Edward
Douglas
Leslie
Robert
Allan
Rhonda
Mr. Hudson
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Dick Blagden
Richard, Jr
Wolf Man
Robt. Leckie
Hive
J. K. Storie
Bill Chapman
Miami
Beaver
Threshers