MacGregor locals note busy summer visits and royal sighting
A roundup of MacGregor residents sharing travels and guests this week includes E Reage returning from Stewart Valley Sask Calgary with granddaughter Sheryl Jorgenson. Smale Albinett party from Portage visiting relatives. Bogue family holidaying from Alert station. weddings and receptions for Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dyck and Mrs. Hazel Allan family. extensive visits around town with Emphasis on Stampede trips to Calgary and Royal Family sighting in Portage with phoned view option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reage
Stewart Valley
Sask
Calgary
Sheryl Jorgenson
Brandon
Medicine Hat
Jack Smale
George Albinett
Portage
Swan River Country
Jake Dyck
Gloria Martin
Ralph McKay
Culpeper
U.S.A
Ralph
Smale
W. H. Little
M. Clark
Brantford
Ontario
Andrew Little
Iva Shaw
Mac.Gregor
Hazel Allan
Hazel Heffren
Mortlach
James Wason
Gourtenay
B.C
Melvyn Watson
Abbotsford
Janet Mathews
Dauphin
Lawrence Duck
Phyllis Wiebe
Arden United Church
Eivans Hall
Corp
E. B. Johnson
C. 8
Brown
Cfb Penhold
Alberta
Kingston
J. B. Patterson
Ken
Ian McDougall
Wynatese
Nereer
Aene Soa
Helen Hawes
Regina
A. C. Anderson
Linda
North Surrey
N. J. Anderson
Glenn Anderson
West Coast
MacGregor
Toronto
Garry
Robert Anderson
C. R. Barber
Don Barber
Barrie Barber
Dallas Barber
E. Saunders
Jim Little
Ed Chant
Fred Snaith
Doug McGregor
Connie McKelvy
Doug Barber
Stein
Bach
Brian Barber
Joyce Elliott
Winnipeg
Harlem Pogue
Ivan West
Lillian Hay
Vancouver
Cecil Mansfield
Oyen
A. J. Struthers
Avella
W. B. Munro
al Collett
Bradley
Clark Mills
Moosamin
Chris ‘Anderson
Morden
Sterling
Betty
George Schomperlin
Dianne
Thunder Bay
Ida
Helen Nohlgren
Evangelical Mennonite Church MacGregor Sunday Schedule
At East End MacGregor, evangelical Mennonite church lists Sunday School at 9.45 am followed by worship service at 10.45 am. The pastoral charge at MacGregor United Church with Rev. Harold Ritchie offers a combined service at 10.00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Mnnonite Church
East End
MacGregr
Macgregor United Church
Harold Ritchie
Intecostal Assemblies OF Canada
A. J. Hall
Bethel Church
MacGregor
Calvary Tabernacle
Aancy
Woxstap
God
Spruce Hills Exhibits At Portage Fair
Spruce Hills clubs earned ribbons and prizes at the Portage Rally on July 7. Helen Bagnall and Lois Blyth won silver spoons in Dress Review and centrepiece events. Darlene Hawkins received a bake off cookbook. Linda Fenton won a first group placing in Unit B Foods. Judy Hodgins and Helen Bagall earned cash prizes in Unit D Clothing. Beverley Bickford Janice Dobbin and Lynne Dobbin were winners in Unit B Handicraft. Vera Dobbin made a purse and Loren Fenton and Lynne Dobbin sold wallets on display in the 4H building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Hills Combines
Helen Bagnall
Lois Blyth
Darlene Hawkins
Linda Fenton
Unit D
Judy Hodgins
Helen Bagall
Beverley Bickford
Janice Dobbin
Lynne Dobbin
Queen Emphasizes Open-Mindedness for Canada’s Future
Queen Elizabeth spoke in French to about 5,000 Franco Manitobans in St. Pierre, urging open mindedness and authentic humanism as keys to unity. She praised Canada’s linguistic diversity and the need for mutual respect and brotherhood, while touring La Broquerie Steinbach St Boniface with the Royal Family amid rain and cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Elizabeth
St. Pierre
Canada
Manitoba
Etienne Gi ‘Oury
la Societe Franco-Manitobaine
St. Pierre Dis
Trict
Winnipeg
Sehich
Prince Charles
la Broquerie
Winnipeg-Thunder Bay
Steinbach
St. Boniface
St. Pierre,children Held Up Yellow Kites Spelling Out: “Bienvenue A St. Pierre
Prince Philip
Princess Anne
Carman
Man
RCMP
L. A. Barkman
John D. Reimer
Lisa Dawn Epp
Sarto
Grunthal
St Boniface Cathedral to remain landmark with new church planned
The burned-out St Boniface Cathedral will be preserved as a historic landmark and a new church to be built nearby. Committees formed after the July 22, 1968 fire said rebuilding the 104-year-old basilica is impossible and a seating capacity of about 1,000 is planned with completion in about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface
Manitoban Killed In Collision Near Swift Current
Edgar LeBleau, 68, of Winnipeg, died in a two car crash on the Trans Canada Highway near Swift Current Tent, 165 miles west of Regina. His wife Emma, 60, was in critical condition. Felician Nadan, 59, Teresa 47, and their children Omar 14 and Cecile 12 were treated. Nadan family in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar LeBleau
Winnipeg
Swift Cur
Regina
LeBleau
Emma
Felician Nadan
Teresa
Omar
Cecile
Chambers Exchange Vows In May 1967? Abinatin Ceremony
A double ring ceremony united Miss Chambers and Paul Ham on May 16 1970 at 4 pm in Austin. Rev T Bailey officiated with organist Mrs Art Stevenson. The gown was Lagoda crepe empire style with daisies and a four tier veil. Bridesmaids wore mint gowns. flower girl wore white daisies. reception followed at Austin Memorial hall and couple honeymooned in the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park before settling in Carberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Ieee Ue Ciford Chambers
Paul Brian Ham
Frank Ham
Sidney
T. Bailey
Art Stevenson
Shirley Rand
Darlene Chambers
Debra Smith
Joann Chambers
Douglas Hesselwood
Norman Ham
Merlin Chambers
Austin Memorial Hall
Stanley Smith
Rev. T. Bailey
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
U.S.A
Carberry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Macgregor Locals
Spruce Hills
Portage Fair
Macgregor Herald
Adance
United States
Sca Wey Neves McLae
Elper
Felliti
Queen
Chambers
Abinatin
Oogebooring Centre
N. Hutlet