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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 19, 1956

Page

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Under Fu Maples and Local Bowler Aged 86

Community notes reflect weather woes with skipped commerce and rural travel difficulties. Lester Been lists 86 year old bowler Willott of Pilgrim Ave, a former Austin mail carrier, still active in the Blind League. Also covered are Portage Ladies' Bonspiel entries and CPR crossing caution near town.

Lester Willott Pilgrim Ave Austin St. Vital Indaw Dave Turner Willett

Rural Council Names 1956 Committees As Reeve Hotel Takes Oer Duties

The 1956 Council of the RM of North Norfolk held its first meeting in MacGregor on January 2 with the oath of office taken by Reeve Charles E Hotel and councillors P Alderson J A Emerson M Thomson and R McFar lan. Committees named include Finance McCulloch Emerson Public Works and Drainage Alderson Thomson McFarlane Machinery McCulloch Thomson. Weeds Cemeteries Willis McFarlane. Prof. persons Property and Aid McCulloch Emerson McFarlane. Renowned officials listed: Ward 1 Emerson Ward 2 Emer son Ward 3 McCulloch Ward 4 Thomson McFarlane Ward 5 Ard. The Reeve serves ex officio on all committees as authority. Funding requests for market road grading across wards are noted with specific sums and sections. A by-law appointing 1956 municipality officers was passed.

Counel North Norfolk MacGregor Reeve CE P. “Alderson J. A. Emerton M. Thomson R. McFar Charles E. Hotel Percy Alderson J. A. Emerson AR McCulloch M. G. Thomson Reg. Meelders Sclane Emerson Reeve Hotel McCulloch Emerson Public Works & Drainage Alderson Thomson Ward Thomson—Willis McCulloch—Emerson Emerson-Thomson Sidney Chambers Winnipeg Gen. Hospital Sirs Bikins PB Doerksen Tataryn Arthur Doubleday Sgulatynski Council Powell PFRA

Young Ladies Society Opens 1956 Season with Pot Luck Supper

The Young Ladies Society held its annual meeting on Monday January 9 at Mrs Bernice Haskett home with eight members present Officers for the year were President Beverley Lamb Secretary Mildred Hay Vice President Leona English Treasurer Marion Frank Sick Committee Janice Fothering ham and Lillian Tarr Reporter Bernice Haskett Preparations for the spring bazaar were discussed The February meeting will be at Doris Wark home

Young Ladies’ Society Bernice Haskett Beverley Lamb Mildred Hay Leona English Marion Frank Janice Fotheringham Lillian Tarr Doris Wark

Mrs Nelson Announces Engagment Of Andrena Ruth Nelson

Mrs Nelson announces the engagement of her eldest daughter Andrena Ruth Nelson to Flying Officer Alastair.

Mrs. Nelson Smith Andrena Ruth Alastair

Dankesreiter to head North Norfolk Fair Board again

The North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society held its January 11 meeting in Memorial Hall with low attendance. Harry Dankesreiter was elected president for a second term, J Lamb as first vice president, Ron Kalberg as second vice president, H I Collins as secretary, and H S Barton as grounds committee chair. The board reported a small surplus after expenses, despite a rainy season. They discussed Home Grounds Beautification, Tree Planting, and Soil Conservation projects, noting goals to shield soils from erosion, improve shelter belts, and analyze soils with Department of Agriculture guidance. A Feb 29 meeting on soils was announced, with expert services offered. Additional routine business and plans for the 1956 Exhibition were touched upon.

North Norfolk and District Agricultural Socety Memorial Hall Harry Dankesreiter HJ. Dankesreiter J. Lamb Ron Kalberg I Collins Offee HS. Barton HL Collins Agricultural Council Jrez Dept. of Agriculture Agricultural Society

MacGregor 9 at Holland 4 hockey clash shocks fans

MacGregor routs Holland 9 4 in a rough league game drawing 167 fans. Ken Blight netted a hat trick, Bud Kelly two goals, with Saunders Weber Carruthers and McEachern adding singles. Bazin led Holland with three, Lavoie one. A Saturday exhibition saw MacGregor beat Pierson 1 5 amid stormy attendance.

Holland MacGregor Carberry Ken Blight Bud Kelly Glen Saunders Herman Weber Carruthers McEachern A. Bazin Lavoie Bob, O'Neill Raymond Weber Bazin Delahunte Holland Nets Frank Hay

McGregor and Pierson Battle in Huron League Game

Ron McEachern led MacGregor with four goals while Murray lamb added two. Herman Weber Wes McGillvray Pete McGregor Bud Kelly and Frank Hay scored for MacGregor. Pierson’s Lee brothers Bill Ken counted two apiece and Vic Schettler added another. Scotty McRea drew a single penalty as Pierson pressed but failed to stop MacGregor’s pace. A rough Neepawa squad defeated MacGregor Juveniles 5-2 the prior Friday.

McEachern MacGregor Murray Lamb Herman Weber Wes McGillvray Pete McGregor Bud Kelly Frank Hay Lee's Pierson Bill Ken Vic Schettler Scotty McRea Allan Doug Barber BSB Pete Dewis Charlie Townsend Pete Lees Bert Art Tucker Pierson Nets Neepawa MacGregor Juveniles Bob. O'Neill Kelvin Palmer Perry Allan

Sudden Passing Of Mrs Francis McLachlan Shocks Community

The Katrime area mourns 67 year old Mrs Francis McLachlan who died after a stroke at MacGregor Hospital early Monday. She attended a whist drive Friday night and remained active until Sunday. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon from Katrime Community Hall with burial at Katrime Cemetery, McMaster's Funeral Home Portage la Prairie handling arrangements.

Katrime Beaver MacGregor Francis McLachlan MacGregor Hospital Katrime Cemetery McMaster’s Portage la Prairie

Compulsory Driving Tests Planned for Brandon

Brandon city council learned Monday night that compulsory driving tests are to begin by April 1. Utilities Minister C L Shuttleworth said examination officers will arrive soon to administer tests in the Brandon area.

Brandon C. L. Shuttlesworth

Robt Stratton Takes Oath Of Office At Inaugural Meeting

The inaugural meeting of the Incorporated Village of MacGregor on January 3 1956 noted Mayor W J Wenham and Councillors H R Hotel G C Fotheringham Charles Lamont and R Stretton. Robt Stratton was welcomed as a new council member and committees were named with salaries and appointments for 1956. A bylaw appointing officers was read and one Old Age Pension application approved. Council discussed hospital board appointments and requested provincial assistance for street work on Hampton Street and Victoria Street. The annual Court of Revision for the Business Tax Roll 1966 was set for March 8 at 8 pm and accounts were approved for payment.

MacGregor W. J. Wenham H.R. Hotel G. C. Fotheringham Chas. Lamont R. Stretton Robt. Stratton H. A. Lye G. E. Lewin N. V. Smith Lamont and Fotheringham Stratton Lamont and Stratton Memorial Hall Lamont Wm. H. Montgomery J. L. Lamb Fotheringham -Lamont Romery Hotel Hotel Lamont Hampton Street PTH. No. 1 Victoria’ St Hampton St CPR Stratton-Fotheringham Hydro GE. Lewin M. Smith Lye & Co Roy Cook Rate

MacGregor United Church Annual Meeting Set for Monday

The congregation of MacGregor United Church will hold its annual meeting in the church on Monday January 23 at 8 oclock. The gathering will cover church reports financials and upcoming plans. All members are urged to attend this formal church session.

MacGregor United Church

Baby Band of United Chu to Be Reorganized

Parents of children under five will welcome the reorganization of the Baby Band group next week. Mrs. Alex Frank and Mrs. Morris Hay will lead and call on town parents of children five and under to enroll. Country residents may enroll their children as well. Jack Miner notes caution about speaking before thinking.

the Hardware Journal Baby Band United Chu Alex Frank Morris Hay

High School Charter Officers and Event Notes

In half year Junior Red Cross elections in Room H1, officers were named: President Donna Wark, Vice President Patricia Patterson, Secretary Sandra Kalberg, Treasurer Donna Stratton, Planning Committee Charles Lye, Robert McKelvy, Murray Sparrow, Frances Albinet, and Richard McDougall. Curling results show Duncan, Rodgers, Nicholls winning on various dates. Wright, Duncan, Spar row beat others on Thursday. A high school curling event occurred Saturday. The Doctor and Nurse visit this week check student health. The High School Bonspiel is set for February 3 and 4 with Walter Machan performing at a dance on Friday night February 3. Remember the date.

Red Cross Donna Wark Patricia Patterson Sandra Kalberg Donna Stratton Charles Lye Robert McKelvy Murray Sparrow Frances Albinet Richard McDougall Duncan Smith Rodgers Heselwood Nicholls Rintoul Wright Ed Anderson

4 H Clubs Hold Enjoyable One Day Bonspiel

Gail Nicholls reports a one day bonspiel hosted by 4 H clubs with 12 rinks due to blustery weather. Winners include Carberry Calf Club and Bagot Calf Club in the First Event, MacGregor Seed Club and Firdale Swine Club in the Second. A banquet followed, with L B Patterson welcoming attendees and Rev Nicholson unable to attend.

Jan Thimbls Austin Bagot Sidney Wellwood Firdale Carberry Pathhead Southend MacGregor Carberry Calf Club Bagot Calf Club MacGregor Seed Club Firdale Swine Club U.S Anex United Church Chamber of Commerce L. B. Patterson Rev Nicholson Clothing Club

Whaling In St Mary's Anglican Church Wedding Notice

Joan Rose Preece and Earl Rotten Jelly wed at St Mary's Anglican Church on January 4 at 6 30 pm. Preece heir to Portage la Prairie and Jelly of MacGregor attend with Heather Preece as maid of honor and several bridesmaids from Brandon Winnipeg and St Boniface. Archad of Brandon gave the bride in marriage. Rev Moorhouse and Father John Patrick officiated.

St. Mary's Anglican Church Joan Rosemary Preece Earl Rotten Jelly Miss Preese J. C.preece J. C. Preece Portage la Prairie Mr. Jelly Baker L.jelly MacGregor Kate Smith Heather Preece Patricia Johnstone Brandon Dorothy Winnipeg Gwen W Helen Cummings St Boniface Hospital Patricia Moran Portag Mari Archad V. Mutala

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sam Bickford Worby St. Peter Peter the Tribune Portage Lois Fotheringham Marg. McKelvy Joyce Lye Rev. Lamb Doris McCar Mabel Montgomery F. Dankesreiter Jean Wright Vera Lamb Mary Stratton Connie Noblgren Lena Brow Rural Council H. J. Dankesreiter Ment Pierson Bruins S. Pierson By Gary Shaw United Church Annual Jack Miner RCH BY Gail Nicholls Gail Nicholls MacGregor Thimble Fumblers M. R. Little Robbie Stratton Jelly — Preese
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