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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 09, 1963

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Local congratulations as Aylmer Duncan marks 55th wedding anniversary

MacGregor residents extend congratulations to Mr and Mrs Aylmer Duncan on their 55th anniversary observed Monday May 6. Adami hosted guests at the Duncan home including Ernie Duncan and Alva of Katrime. Attendance listed several local families and visiting relatives from Winnipeg Brandon and Brandon.

Aylmer Duncan Adami Duncan Ernie’ Duncan Alva Katrime Tom Kelly Roy Southend Robert Rodgers Amsranth Linda Duncan Winnipeg Bruce Freeborn Gladstone Bob Barber Edwin Hodge Fred Taylorson Alsack Sask Michichi Alta Emily Martin Drumheller Hospital

Mrs Wicklund Heads Austin Patriotic Club Meeting

The annual Patriotic Club meeting at Mrs Violet Heselwood's home on April 23 elected officers for the coming year led by President Mrs Dorothy Wicklund and a slate including vice president Iverna Thomson and secretary Edith Cronk. Financials show receipts of 400.91 and disbursements 504.77 with a balance of 82.51.

the Patriotic Club Theome Violet Heselwood Dorothy Wicklund Iverna Thomson Edith Cronk Lyla Beresford Ann Schroener Doris Randall Lyla Bereford Credit Union Red Cross

GGIT to Hold Car Wash

The C.G.LT. of MacGregor plans a car wash on Saturday May 11 weather permitting. Helpers invite any business and ask interested people to phone 30 for appointments or visit the homes of J L Lamb Fred Clarke or Morris Hay for a wash and interior clean at $1.00 and $1.50 respectively. Enjoy a clean car this summer.

C.g.lt MacGregor J. L. Lamb Fred Clarke Morris Hay

Brandon To Austin Walk Successful

Marvin Ryz completed a 50 mile Brandon to Austin walkathon with 11 others starting at Brandon at noon Friday. Marvin Bill Prosser and Ruth Trowsky of Austin were the only successful finishers while Ernie Ryz ended at 37 miles. A boy questioned the exertion as his mother offered a terse reply about man-made suffering.

Marvin Ryz Brandon Austin Marvin Bill Prosser Ruth Trowsky Ernie Ryz

Local Students Shine At Portage Music Festival

Portage hosted the annual Music and Arts Festival with 704 entries from Katrime Beaver and MacGregor districts. Glenn Harrison judged, praising Beaver Choir for discipline and tone with high marks, Cantatrice Choristers also lauded. MacGregor entrants excelled in piano, vocal duets, and senior folk, while MacGregor Elementary showed strong chorus and class performances under Harrison.

Portage Katrime Beaver MacGregor Portage Music and Arts Festival Glenn Harrison Harrison MacGregor Ladies Janice Lamb Mildred Hay Vivian McGregor Roberta Stone Marsh Melos Lynda Nichol Sandra Kelly MacGregor Elementary Portage Is Margaret Bex Barber Marion Barber Joyce Lye Joyce Armistead Hazel Lye Toight Dorothy Owens Lori Korman Lola Tarr Hazel Allan Elsie Sims Ron Eileen Ford Myrna Williams Bev Lamb MacGregor Choir

Variety Concert at MacGregor Hall Next Wednesday

St Pauls Anglican church W A hosts a district variety night in MacGregor Memorial Hall next Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Local talent from Portage and surrounding area performs skits judo tumbling demonstrations solos and choir selections to raise funds for the church organ. Proceeds go to the organ fund.

MacGregor Memorial Hall St. Paul’s Anglican Church W.A MacGregor St. Paul’s

Tivoli Theatre Re opens Tonight in MacGregor

The Tivoli Theatre in MacGregor re opens for the summer with shows on Thursdays at 8 30 p.m. and Saturdays at 9 p.m. No Friday performances. Robert Harvey announced the plan to support local theatre against television and urged community attendance to enjoy upcoming features through the season.

Tivoli Theatre MacGregor Tivoli Theatre Robert Harvey MacGregor

Town Happenings Weather and Local Changes

The town reports cool, cloudy spells and a recent strong wind storm. People plan planting as rain returns and Daylight Saving Time begins. Reg Muskett transfers to Unity after four years as Bank of Montreal manager. J C Daly of Port Arthur to replace him. MacGregor Billiards to be renovated by Jim Turner and partners. Milford Kilfoyle’s car battery stolen, neighbors alarmed by the bold deed.

Reg Muskett Unity Sask Reg Bank of Montreal J.C. Daly Port Arthur

Football Coaches Attend Clinic in Winnipeg

MacGregor Mustang coaches Terry Williams Dennis McMahon and Glenn Lye attended a football coaching clinic in Winnipeg over the weekend led by the Winnipeg Football Club and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers coaching staff Bud Grant Joe Zaleski and Johnny Michaels provided instruction with other Bombers on hand to assist.

Terry Williams Dennis McMahon Glenn Lye MacGregor Mustang Winnipeg Winnipeg Football Club Winnipeg Blue Bomber Bud Grant Joel Zaleski Johnny Michels Winni Pee Blue Bombers

Wet April Leaves Farmers With Delayed Planting Across Region

Heavy precipitation in April slowed early spring farming with 3.07 inches of rain and 3.9 inches of snow in the month. Despite damp conditions, total moisture by April compares favorably to last year, with 5.70 inches from January to April. Some MacGregor farmers report work progress, but overall spring activity remains spotty. warmer days ahead could aid field work. Heaviest rain occurred April 16 at 1.18 inches, with 96 inches of rain and 0.22 inches of snow.

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Manitoba Adopts Daylight Saving Time Policy

The provincial government voted 36 to 15 Saturday to adopt Daylight Saving Time for Manitoba. Clocks move ahead one hour at midnight next Saturday, with standard time remaining for some areas until Labor Day. DST will start the last Sunday in April and end on the first Sunday after Labor Day, September 8.

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Beaver Choir Graham Brent Gilbert Shaun Harkness Barrie Rodgers Dennis Smith Karen Smith Mrs. Stone Judy Nichol Brenda Harkness Myrna Cl Darryl Gilbert Benny Harkness Nichol Faith Harkness Alva Duncan Pat Pettit Margaret Rodgers Heather Thompson Jeanne Thompson Barbara Bodie MacGregor Locals Garf Lindsay Nelson Olson Eddie Anderso Anderson and Moore Homes Mrs. Wicklund Austin Patriotic Club GGIT R Macgregor Billiards Paul Beauchamp Jim Turner Paul Sandi Kelly Mr. Harrison Mother Messengers Explorers Daryl Gilbert Shawn Harkness Karen, Smith Christine Cott MacGregor Billiards Jack Emerson Russ Cairns Jim Milford Kilfoyle Province
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