North Norfolk MacGregor Fair prize winners list
Prize results from the North Norfolk MacGregor Fair show Audrey Smith and Mrs R Moore dominating many divisions in crochet, knitting, and sewing. Other winners include Betty Martens, Marion McGregor, Connie Bryce, and E Henderson with a network of MacGregor, Winnipeg, Pratt, Gladstone, and Dominion City participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Norfolk ‘MacGregor Fair
Audrey Smith
MacGregor
R. Moor
Terry McGregor
Winnipeg
E. Henderson
Marion McGregor
R. Moore
Rose Moore
Mrs. Case
Case
Betty Longstreet
Betty Martens
Petit Point
Eva Harnes
Dominion City
B. Frieson
Itehen
Connie Bryce
Mrs. Harnes
C. S. Brown
Mrs. B. Frieson
Betty Wiebe
Mrs. Frieson
Mrs Harnes
Connie
Lola Tarr
United Church Circle
Young Woman's Club
Macrame
Mrs. Haines
Huck
Bryden
Pioneer Arts
Dorothy Sheard
Adam Adams
Pratt
Mrs. Doell
N.norfolk
Weatherman smiles on North Norfolk fair
The North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society held its 38th annual exhibition on July 5 and 6 with horticulture needlework and baking judged on July 4 to allow extended viewing. Heat scorched ball diamonds as rain spoiled parts of past years. Friday featured a pet show and country and western music at the arena. Small dog class winners were Willie Wong Cocoa Crawford Candy Foley. large dog winners Fritzy Hollman Droopy McGregor Teddy Cairns. cat class winner Le-Anne Berguest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society
Willie Wong
Cocoa Crawford
Candy Foley
Fritzy Hollman
Droopy McGregor
Teddy Cairns
Le-Anne Berguest
Nostalgia Day at MacGregor Elementary Brings Memories
Former students and teachers gathered at Gregor Elementary for Nostalgia Day with 1906 registers read for old names. Over 190 attendees toured the building, enjoyed tea biscuits, and chatted. The event supported the Tennis Club with donations near $1,000 and funded a July 3 danceathon that raised over $4000 in pledges. Calf judging, led by Glenn Lye and Dave Simpkin, saw Eileen Street win grand champion at 1,065 pounds, purchased for 72.5 cents a pound, with runner up David Street at 45 pounds sold for 68.5 cents.
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Ae Gregor Elementary School
MacGregor Elementary
MacGregor and
Jerome Tart
Harriet Shaw
Glenn Lye
Dave Simpkin
Beaver
Eileen Street
Tarr
David Street
Portage Consumer's Co-op
MacGregor
Street
C. E. Martin
Weatherman
Austin Sports Day draws large crowd and record gate
More than a thousand people attended the Austin Sports Day on July 1 at the Austin sports grounds. Gate receipts surpassed 1500 dollars as organizers Dan Rintoul Roy Snaith John Uhrin and Hilt Shortridge led a full schedule of baseball and fastball events with eight teams contesting a senior division first place prize of 125 dollars and a 320 dollar total pot. Glenboro defeated Holland to win the senior tournament and the fastball field hosted fourteen teams signaling growing interest in the game.
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Austin
Austin Sports Grounds
Dan_ Rintoul
Roy Snaith
John Uhrin
Hilt Shortridge
Austin Kernels
Plumas
Holland
Carberry
Glenboro
MacGregor Cubs
Gladstone
Notre Dame
Gloro
Portage Broncs
MacGregor Country Club
RM North Norfolk approves monthly accounts and loaned funds
The RM of North Norfolk council approved payments for April 24640.65 May 33444.13 and June 77796.88 totaling 135881.66 at the July 2 meeting. Road foreman Clarence Denser and Jacob Tuessen discussed road drainage and maintenance. One building permit for 30000 was approved. Baptist Union request for Jackson Lake camp denied. A 100 grant to Beautiful Hills Park for 1975 was authorized.
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RM of
North Norfolk
Clarence Denser
Jacob S. Tuessen
Thiessen
Baptist Union of Western Canada
St Pauls A C Monthly Meeting At Mrs Lyes Home
Fifteen members attended the St Pauls A C monthly meeting held at Mrs R E Lyes home. A devotion period preceded a reading of Shattering Sympathy Cards. Rev M Tipper sent a message, noting his safe arrival at Lynn Lake address Box 490 ROB 6W0. Arrangements for lunch booth workers at the Trade Fair were made and market day tea is planned for Sept 18. A $50 donation was approved for the tennis courts fund and the Sept meeting will be hosted by Mrs D Davey with Mrs G Lye and Mrs R Lye at her home on Sept 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls A.C
R. E. Lye
D. Davey
G. Lye
R. Lye
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Norfolk-MacGregor Prize
Birtle
R Moore
Terry
McGregor
K. Moore
Mrs. Bryden
Harness
Conniece
Speciman
MacGregor Herald
Portage
The
N. Norfolk
R.M. Council
Bobby Hull
Robert Chant
Brandon
Bob
Drew
Baron
Blue Heaven Farm
Robert
Portage and District
Cathy Epp
Portage la Prairie
Gabes
Prout
D. Sharpe
Portage Consumers Co-op
Blaine
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