Lewin Family Returns From Holiday Visit
Local residents Mr and Mrs Frank Lewin and family came home to Cleveland last Monday after a holiday with his parents Mr and Mrs G Lewin. Miss Ruth Muirhead returned home Monday after visiting Saskatoon Jack Edmonton Cold Lake Calgary Alta and Portage la Prairie Man for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lewin
Cleveland
G. Lewin
Ruth Muirhead
Saskatoon
Jack
Edmonton
Cold Lake
Calgary
Alta
Portage la Prairie
Man
Weekend visits and births fill Manitoban notes
Local social notes record numerous visits among Win nipeg, Miniota, Brandon, Souris and area families including Patterson Emerson Pennell and Fotheringham households. A birth is announced for Kenneth Grant in MacGregor Hospital. A fatal car crash near San Antonio claims six youths, with a restrained father discovering the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Friend
Heather Fotheringham
Portage
Kenneth Grant
MacGregor Hospital
Museum Notes on Sunday Visitors and Classic Engines
Sunday attendance at the museum was light, about six to seven hundred, possibly due to heat. Winnipeg visitors, including the MacTavish boys and Joe Tucker, checked on cars like the 1920 Dodge and a 1904 Cadillac with tire and chain issues. Local and distant guests, mug purchases, and a display of equipment from steam threshing to future gas and atomic power are discussed, with reflections on technological progress and preservation for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacTavish
Winnipeg
Bill
Joe Tucker
Don Milne
Makinak
Swales
Westbourne
Hnd
Roy Poshenveider
Fred Harrison
Holland
Jack Kerr
England
Cindy Lou
Cindy
Lou
Baseball and football notes from the local league games
In a rain of runs and errors MacGregor and Cubs split a doubleheader in the CMAIR League semifinals with a 5 5 tie in game two halted by darkness. MacGregor won game one 9 5 behind Gerald Cobbe. Oakville leads the A series 1 0 with a decisive Sunday game ahead. Local youths Palmer and Critchlow helped Portage defeat Macdonald 9 7, and Winnipeg is forecast to win the Grey Cup over Ottawa in a lone touchdown margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
MacGregor
Gary Shaw
Cubs
Barrie Barber
Gerald Cobbe
Oakville
High Bluff
Richard Palmer
Dal Critchlow
Portage
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Calgary
Regina
Vancouver
Ottawa
Hamilton
Montreal
Toronto
Winipeg
Manitoba PC Convention Largest provincial meeting in history
The Annual Meeting of the Progressive Conservative Party will be at the Royal Alexander Hotel on Thursday October 16 1958. The Womens Progressive Conservative Association and the YPCs convene the preceding day with over 600 delegates alternates and guests expected to attend making it the province’s largest political convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Conservative Party
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Womens’ Progressive Conservative Association of Manitoba
The
Ypc’s
Manitoba
Sunday School Reopens at Memorial Hall
Sunday school resumes on Sunday in Memorial Hall at 1 15 am. The notice emphasizes reopening and location for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phu & Gee
Yuma
Glen Ford
van Heflin
the Young Stranger
James MacArthur
Kim Hunter
Thunder Bay
James Stewart
Firth Bros
Immer S.R. & Son
Marshallwells
Misto van
Green Cross Derris Dust
Thermos
Deale
Marshall Wells
Gaynor Lewis
0. L. Patterson
Miniota
L. B Patterson
Duncan Emerson
Brandon
Oliver Emerson
TR. Argue
Mather
D. Smith
Souris Visted
Charles Pennell
Bob Childs
Elaine Lettley
Dennis Christopher
C. Mendham
St. James
A. S. Hogg
McCarl
A. Little
R. W. Laurens
A. E. Chant
A. J. Struthers
Avella
Percy Dowding
Gertie Poulton
J. L. Barbar
Harold Course
Beverly
F. T. Course
R. J. Struthers
Sprague, Man
W. F. Jacobs
Psilanti, Michigan
W. C. Mac William
G. C. Fotheringham
GA. Hay
Grant
Lois
Simon Jenkins
Mrs. Jenkins
San Antonio, Tex
Museum Notes
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Charles Lye
Ban Lon
Connie’s Style Shop
MacGregor, Man
Travelling Alarm Clocks Kitchen
Harmon
McKillop
Jackson Lake
Trapshooting Club
United Church and
Anglican Church
Austin
Montgomery
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