Recreation Leader Courses at Gimli Centre Manitoba
Manitoba recreation leader courses will be held in July at the Gimli Leadership Training Centre. Sponsored by the Department of Tourism Recreation and Cultural Affairs, the two sessions run July 3 17 for boys and July 17 31 for girls with up to 120 participants per session. A $60 fee covers board room and instruction. MacGregor Recreation Association helps with part. Applicants should have Grade 9 to 12 and show leadership potential or current leadership roles in community organizations. For information contact Fred Clarke.
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Manitoba
Gimli
Community Ecreation
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Gimli Centre
MacGregor Recreation Association
Scouts
Guides
Fred Clarke
Writings, weddings, and weather from Bagot district
Local notes praise weddings and births in Bagot and Minto Manitoba. Items include congratulations to Ronald Kalberg on a June 19 wedding, births on June 6, and community milestones. Reflections on community life, guidance for youth, and weather updates accompany notices of local visits, incidents, and village events.
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Gordon Streich
Southend Macaulay News Roundup of Picnics Weddings and Visits
Community notes from Southend and Macaulay list a Sunday school picnic at Rosehill. Birth announces Angela Dawn Schweitz born June 10 to Mrs. Anton Welbe. Local funerals include Bill Moore in Winnipeg and Pallbearers attended by Bob Chant and families. Several birthday wishes and weekend visits are recorded along with a hail storm damage note and a correction re Garnet Pennell’s move.
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P. J. Weibe
MacGregor
M. Litster
W. Bodie
Bob Schweitz
Jack Frank
Rosehill
Anton Welbe
Trudy Penner
Daugher
Angela Dawn
E. Buckert
Anton Weibe
Mary
J. Peibe
Bob Chant
Art Chant
Kalberg Sprott
Minto
Bill Moore
Winnipeg
Orval Shant
Doug McGregor
Lori Hulme
Timmy Pennell
Hattie Cox
Henry Frank
Alex Steiben
Dwight Bleiler
Barbara
Alex
Fred Steiben
Morris
Russell Cross
Penthold
Alla
Nelson Hulme Sr
K. Larson
Wallace Martin
Larson's
Brian Larson
Barbara Smith
Brian
Bertha
Garnet Pennell
St. John
New Brunswick
B.C
Community Picnic Planned for June 30 on Grounds
Mrs E Painter notes a community picnic at the grounds starting at four with traces, baseball, horseshoe pitching and lunch to be brought by ladies. Bake sale donations recognized as a huge success from Saturday. Several district ladies joined McKenzie Mission group on a Paddle Wheel trip last Monday, with thanks for the invitation. Marcel Richard finished exams and is home.
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E. Painter
McKenzie Mission
Central Hospital Aid Annual Meeting Held
Central Hospital Aid held its annual meeting at the hospital on Tuesday June 15 with 11 members present. Items noted included a boot rack at the front entrance a memorial plaques arrival a traction belt and bedding plants purchased again this year. TV antenna repairs were planned. The annual pantry shower is set for October 14. Officers for 1971 72 include President Lorraine Chant Vice President Mabel Chanton, Se bees committee Mrs L Pennell Vera Nichol, and public relations Gladys Stone and Marian Barth.
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Central Hospital Aid
Nave
Lorraine _ Chant
Mabel Chanton
L. Pennell
Museum Corner uncovers small glass treasure and antique car display
Gerry Doucette found a tiny one ounce pressed glass tumbler in the Muir log house pantry marking a likely original furnishing. A Stanley Heamer antique car is now on display at the Centennial building, thanks to Mr and Mrs J H Adams of Bagot.
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Gerry Doucette
Muir
Stanley Heamer
J. H. Adams
Bagot
Hutterites Threaten Manitoba Exit Over Bill 1
A Manitoba spokesman warns Hutterite colonies will leave the province if Bill 1, proposing compensation for departing members, passes. Rev. Jacob Kleinsasser of Crystal Spring Colony calls the measure an intrusion on religious freedom and cites a 1964 court case over colony assets. Manitoba had 147 colonies and 4,661 people.
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Manitoba
Jacob Kleinsasser
Crystal Spring
Winnipeg
Ka | Schreyer
Kleinsas
Kleinsasser
Interlake
Supreme Court of Canada
Student Employment Grant For MacGregor Centre
MacGregor and District Community Centre receive 14375 from Manitoba Student Employment Program to hire 25 students for a new recreation complex. Ten week term starts June 28 with 20 high school and five Silver City students. Applicants must commit to full ten weeks and contact Doug Noble promptly.
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Doug Noble
Evangelical Mennonite Church MacGregor Sunday Schedule
The East End Evangelical Mennonite Church in MacGregor sets a Sunday service at 9 45 a.m. for Sunday School and 10 45 a.m. for worship, with a combined service at 20 30 a.m. led by Pastor Harold Ritchie from MacGregor United Church.
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Evangelical Mennonite Church
East End
MacGregor
Macgregor United Church
Harold Ritchie
Anglican church notices for MacGregor and Toronto region
Rev David Landers announces 10 00 a m service with no service unless informed otherwise. A Sunday School windup picnic is planned. Rev Tom Bailey presides at J Pauls Church MacGregor 9 30 am Morning Prayer. Everyone welcome.
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Pentecostal Assemblies OF Canada
A. J. Hall
Bethel Church
MacGrégor
R. Hooper
Winnipeg
David Landers
Anglican Church OF
You Have a Date Shower for Gail Walker at MacGregor Unit Church
A miscellaneous shower will be held in the MacGregor Unit Church hall on Saturday July 3 at 8 pm in honor of Miss Gail Walker. Everyone is welcome.
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MacGregor United Church Hall
Gail Walker
Christ Church Austin cancels services during rector's vacation
The rector of Christ Church Austin will be away June 21 to July 31, canceling all services at Christ Church and St Paul's MacGregor. Regular services resume August 1 with Holy Communion at St Paul's 11:90 a.m. and Christ Church at 10 a.m. In emergencies, contact Synod at 727-7850.
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Christ Church
Austin
St., Paul's Church
MacGregor
St. Paul's
Pakistan Refugee Day In Manitoba
Premier Ed Schreyer announced that Manitoba will provide 25,000 in cash or goods to assist East Pakistan refugees. He designated Friday as Pakistan Refugee Day and urged Manitobans to support via Oxfam and other relief groups, with aid type to be set by refugee needs.
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Ed Schreyer
Manitoba
Schreyer
Pakistan
Oxfam
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Bagot and District News
S. Coulthard
CPR
Amira
Ray
Ashern
Man
C. Nichol
Ken Holliday
C. Rands
Cpl. M. Bryant
Camp Borden
Ont
J. Bryant
Moosomiin
Sask
H. Burton
Jane
Portage Co-op
Harvey Gilbert
Harvey
Co-op
Portage UA Praimie & Me
Manon
THE
Ron Gulf
Gulf Canada
Bulgaria
West Germany
Switzerland
Great Britain
Gulf
Servico Centre
Southend
Macaulay News
Marcel Richard
Ernie Painter
Don
Bill Painter
Portage
Geo. Boak
West Hawk Lake
Nutimuk Lake
Harry Painter
Dallas Aikens
Flin Flon
Walter
Vera Nichol
Gladys Stone
Marian Barth
Museum
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Selkirk
Metita
MacGregor and District Community Centre
Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney
Dick Fehr
Austin United Church
Dney United Church
Christ Church, Austin
MacGregor Keystone Power Products
Beaver Ugg Elevator
Glen Wright
Tiller
EL Paints
Smardwars
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