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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 23, 1968

Page

3

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Gladys Thompson at MacGregor Collegiate invites the public to a Monday June 3 8 p.m. event sponsored by MacGregor Arts and Crafts with all welcome. The Sidney WI tea bazaar bake sale and rummage sale is planned for Friday May 24 2 30 to 5 30 p.m. at Sidney Community Hall. The Austin UCW fire sale plant sale and silver tea will be held Saturday May 25 2 30 to 5 p.m. in the United Church basement. Everyone welcome.

Gladys Thompson MacGregor Collegiate MacGregor Arts and Crafts Sidney WI Sidney Community Hall Austin Ucw United Church

Beverage Room Opens at MacGregor Hotel in Viking Theme

The MacGregor Hotel unveiled a renovated beverage room with a Viking ship motif. The space features a poop deck, mahogany walls, Shake shingles, carpeted floor, ceiling lighting, a raised poop deck, and a public address system with soft music. Mr and Mrs Jackson receive credit for the upscale addition.

Jackson Manitoba

Portage Rally Set To Feature Junior Fashion Bake Off

Gloria Scara and Wilma Wright modeled in junior divisions while Holly Harkness competes in the Portage bake off. Bonnie Butterfield creates a centerpiece for the event. Girls selected for summer camp include Gloria Scora Marilyn Hulme and Karen Smith with Susan Lamb and Susan McKelvy as alternates. The demonstration was invited to advance, and the display Two and Save will go to Portage. Lunch was served by older girls as club reporter Holly Harkness notes.

Gloria Scara Wilma Wright Holly Harkness Bonnie Butterfield Gloria Scora Marilyn Hulme Karen Smith Susan Lamb Susan McKelvy Portage

Community Notes From Rossendale District Newss

Dale Lacompe of Winnipex spent last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs P Mac Intosh and Mr and Mrs K Crocker. Portage Crescent Creamery sponsored a banquet and social evening last Tuesday. W Pilkington visited relatives at Pine Creek. Crocker and Watson women attended a tea at MacKenzie United Church in Portage. Sundell of Holland visited with R Moffat. Halliday family spent the holiday weekend with relatives at Vista. Congratulations to Judy Culbert Mary Lynn Moffat and Jan Nicoll on completing a year with Treherne 4H sewing club. Mrs W Anderson, previously in Winnipeg hospital, returned home. Phillip Forzley returned from holidays in Lebanon. Get well wishes to F McKeen at Misericordia Hospital. May meeting of Rossendale U C W held May 15 at Mrs R F Culbert’s home with 15 members and 2 visitors. Devotional by Mrs J Ly on confidence in faith. Planned church door repairs and a postponed church bee to be held when weather allows. Bundles of clothing and nylons packed. Mrs E Buchholz honored prior to moving to Calgary. Address and jewellery gift presented by Mrs E Perkins.

Portage C. Sundell Holland R. Moffat C. Halliday Vista Judy Culbert Mary Lynn Moffat Jan Nicoll Treherne W. Anderson Winnipeg Phillip Forzley Lebanon Lynn F. McKeen Misercordia Hospital Rossendale U.C.W R. F. Culbert John Watson Sr J. Ly E. Buchholz U.C.W W.A Calgary E Perkins Buchholz

Austin district news weekend guests and family notices

A long Austin district note lists weekend visits by Babe Stevenson and Regina families, Rehabit ation Centre guest Murray Makinson, and multiple kinship gatherings. It reports sympathy for the Hay and Quiring families, a Winnipeg guest L Dickerson, and several local visitors to Austin. A child, Barry Wicklund, aged, suffered a bicycle accident but escaped serious injuries. residents warn about traffic speed on Front Street.

Babe Stevenson Regina A. J. Stevenson Merlin Lamb Murray Makinson Winnipeg Glen Bray Wm. Makinson Billy Makinson P. <Iwen Austin Light Hill George Hay Quiring Smilie Pine Creek A. Carneillie L. Dickerson W. Larkin Dauphin H. F. Johnson Mary Wallace Alex Warren Manitoba Shirley Rand Wir Harry Rand Barry Wicklund Don Wicklund Ford Children’s Hospital

Minister Nominated In Winnipeg South Race

William Hutton, 39, a high school guidance teacher and Anglican minister, won the New Democratic Party nomination in Winnipeg South for the June 25 federal election. He defeated Leonard Green, a high school teacher. L. R. Sherman, former holder, contests for the Progressive Conservatives, while the Liberals nominate financier James Richardson.

William Hutton New Democratic Party Winnipeg South Leonard Green L. R Bud) Sherman Progressive Conservatives James Richardson

Village Council warns on large dogs in gardens

Village Council reports rising complaints about large dogs on private property. Owners must keep dogs on their own land or councils will place all dogs on leash. Public cooperation urged.

Folk-Song Service At United Church

The United Church hosts a worship service with a modern beat featuring guitarists and singers from Christ's Anglican Church Winnipeg and The Beaver Choir. Congregation songs include If I Had a Hammer and Lord of the Dance as the theme Rejoice runs through the music. Bagot Sunday School and church are cancelled to allow full participation.

United Church Christ's Anglican Church Winnipeg Beaver Bagot

Dinsdale Unopposed for Progressive Conservative Nomination

Walter Dinsdale faced no opposition for the Progressive Conservative nomination in Brandon Souris, seeking re election after 17 years. About 400 listeners heard him call the upcoming federal vote crucial and condemn the Liberal government’s last months. Robert Thompson, ex Social Credit leader, joined the Conservatives and spoke on Canadian unity as the campaign’s main issue.

Walter Dinsdale Brandon-Souris Mr. Dinsdale Robert Thompson Social Credit Red Deer

May meeting to be held at Norfolk Manor suite

The Wii Will holds its May meeting on Thursday May 23 at 2 30 pm in Mrs Duncan's suite at Norfolk Manor. A report on the Portage district 49th annual convention will be presented. Hostesses are Mrs Ormiston Mrs Thompson and Mrs Wright.

Wii Norfolk Manor

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