Four H youths and leaders receive exchange trips program
A Canada Manitoba 4H exchange fund supports travel for 311 members. Terry Barker Brenda Orr Dennis Farly and Paulette Allard will visit Toronto area in July with host families. North Dakota and Manitoba leaders will tour Dauphin Boissevain Peace Gardens Killarney Bran son Carberry Austin Portage. Participants are chosen by the Manitoba 4H Club Council based on project work ribbons and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Terry Barker
Oakville
Brenda Orr
Carberry
Dennis Farly
Pratt
Paulette Allard
St. Francis
Toronto
Ontario
Lyon Watts
Henry Nelson
High Bluff
Marcel Lacroix
Poplar Point
George Lewis
Melvin Pulak
Lucien Rivard
L. Francus
Austin
Westbourne
St. Eustache
Headingley
Manitoba
Dauphin
Boissevain
International Peace Gardens
Killarney
Branson
Portage
Jim Pogue
Bagot
Lakehead
4H Club Council
Weekend Visitors Gather at Southend and Macaulay Homes
Southend and Macaulay community members hosted and visited relatives from Winnipeg Pine Falls Rossendale Treherne and Brandon while attending funerals and celebrating birthdays. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Earle Anderson L Pierre Pont Lorne Pierremont Tom Pennell John Caulding Doug Pennell Betty Bieganski and others. A birthday salute went to Murray Hodgins and Doug McGregor as well as Mr Chant's 70th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Anderson
L. Pierre Pont
Bowsman
Lorne Pierremont
Winnipeg
Tom Pennell
John Caulding
Clarence Pennell
Doug Pennell
Betty Bieganski
Rossendale
Pennell
Colin Pennell
Timmy
Cliff Lee
IODE Retains Union Jack at Annual Convention
National secretary Mrs. B. C. Woolley of Toronto states the Union Jack remains the Order's flag and no Canadian flag requirement is needed at chapters meetings. Delegates hear that the Canadian flag may be displayed at social events but not carried at official gatherings, placed to the right of the Union Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Imperial Order
Daughters of the Empire
B.C. Woolley
Toronto
Woolley
Beaver News Family Gatherings and Local Tea Event
Beav er News notes visits from families including Graham Street Coulthard and Stone households. Beaver UCW hosts a tea and produce table at Beaver Hall on Thursday June 3 from 3 to 5 pm. Sally Graham leaves for a tour of the British Isles and Europe after receiving her education certificate from the University of Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Mir
Thomson
R. L. Graham
Gossmith
Lees
John
Herb Borton
Ron Borton
MacGregor
Joan Beaudin
Corinne
Westbourne
Dennis Beaudin
Sally Graham
British Isles
Europe
Sally Gtraham
University of Manitoba
Pine Creek Collegiate Track Meet Results At Plumas
The Pine Creek School Division Track and Field Meet on May 21 at Plumas produced 41 ribbons for MacGregor students. Winners include Rick White first in intermediate mile and 880 yards, Bernie Brecknell first in 100 yards, Wayne Nichol first in intermediate pole vault, and Lorraine Lloyd third in 220 yards. Several athletes advanced to Winnipeg after strong showings in Neepawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Lamb
Pine Creek
Plumas
MacGregor
Bernie Brecknell
Barry Frank
Allan Rodgers
Gerald Frizzley
Sheldon Harvey
Bill Lyall
Art Scora
Merlin Hodge
Rick White
Gordon Hildebrand
Bill Watson
Terry Lamb
Ken Kowaski
Eugene Siemens
John Cott
Dale Burch
Jim Boaz
Allen Rodgers
Gerry ¢ Nichol
Vic Satunas
Wayne Nichol
Vic Satkunas
Garyt Thompson
Wayne Gilbert
Berniet Ier
Allen
Wayne Nicholl
Barbara Alton
Sunday visitors at Duncan home bring Winnipeg and Arden guests
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Duncan included Mr. and Mrs. Garth Stone and Kenny with Mrs. Barry Cairns and Sherri from Winnipeg. Also visiting were Mrs. Ron Roe and Darrin of Arden and Mrs. Elmer Cairns of Westbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Duncan
Garth Stone
Kenny
Barry Cairns
Sherri
Winnipeg
Ron Roe
Darrin
Arden
Elmer Cairns
Westbourne
Calendar of Events Bride Elect Betty McGregor Shower
A miscellaneous shower will be held in Memorial Hall on Thursday, June 10 at 8 30 p.m. in honor of Miss Betty McGregor, a bride elect of June 26. An invitation is extended to all. The YWC will hold their June 1 meeting on Wednesday, June 9 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Wes Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Betty McGregor
YWC
Wes Thompson
Hazel Pennell
Hazel
Chas. Pennell
Ruth Anderson
Ferris
Lorne Pennell
Beverly MacDonald
Sealy
Florence Snaith
Lil Glover
Christine Hulme
IODE Continuing Work in Education
Winnipeg report shows over two thirds of 350,358 education funds spent on student aid. 2,246 students received 232,511 in bursaries scholarships and loans. Education drive aims at national unity and strength through support for low income and at risk students. Aid extended to 862 schools in Canada and West Indies with libraries books and materials. Special education projects rose to 43,321. Summer programs for Indian Metis girls and a municipal drop out project were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Imperial Order
Daughters of the Empire
George E. Tait
Toronto
ICDE
Canada
West Indies
Librar
Labrador
British Honduras
Prince Albert
United Nations
CGIT Year Ends With Banquet And Awards
The MacGregor CGIT year closed on May 27 with a mother and daughter banquet featuring Mrs. McKay of Portage as guest speaker who spoke on Careers in the Church and the changing world. Pins were awarded to Beverly Wood and others, and several girls earned trendship badges. CGIT members attended services May 30 and met Mystery Mothers May 19, with a May 15 CGIT gathering at the United church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Portage
Hazel Pennell Honored At Showers
A series of bridal showers honor Hazel Pennell ahead of her marriage on May 29. May 11 event in Memorial Hall featured corsages, hostesses, and a lunch for 44 guests. Earlier showers on April 22 and May 18, plus a Great West Life Company dinner presentation, were noted among family and friends events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Cactus
Pembina
H. A. Lye
H. McIntosh
Ada Stewart
The
Albee
Grain Cars Derail Near Hearne Saskatchewan
Seven box cars loaded with grain derailed Friday near Hearne on a Canadian National line southwest of Regina. About 400 feet of track were ripped up, no injuries reported, and service was hoped to resume by Monday. The 26 car freight was bound north and the cause was not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne, Sask
Hearne
Canadian National Railways
Regina
CNR
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North Dakota
Southend - Macaulay
Patterson
Wayne Palmer
St. Anne's
Bill Anderson
Duane MacDonald
Lorne Hulme
Murray Hodgins
Doug McGregor
Mrs. Orval Chant
Mrs
Art Chant
Mr. Chant
Southend and Macaulay
Air
Dave Hodgins
Gary
Murray
Eric Cott
Mary Maxim
Ralph's Fabric Centre
Sask. Ave. E
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IODE
the School District
Macgregor No
Frank Hay
Beaver News
Loril Lloyd
Rev: Emerson
Sandra
Katrime News
C.G.I.T. News
Wve
Wosa
Amdersob
Geer
Denwal
Dennis P. McMahon
MacGregor, Manitoba
Chu
Austin Consolidated School District
A. Christofferson
Austin Cons
Portage Garage Ltd
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dodge
Valiant
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