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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 29, 1958

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Portage District Music Drive Opens Week of June 2

The Portage Prairie Over ture Concert Association starts its first annual membership drive on Monday June 2 to fund concerts and artists for the Portage area. Adult memberships are seven dollars, student three fifty, with free entry for younger children. members gain access to all concerts without individual tickets.

Ine Portage Prairie Overture Concert Association Portage District Overture Group

Firemen Fall Die in Blaze at Highland Park

Two volunteer firemen pulling a hose across the roof of a blazing building fell through the roof and were burned to death on Monday in Highland Park New Jersey. The incident occurred as they battled the flames, authorities said.

Highland Park

Three MacGregor Scouts Earn First Class Badges

Three MacGregor troop scouts Ron Pettitt Dennis Snaith and George Halkyard passed first class badges after district board testing in Portage two weeks ago. Pettitt and Snaith earned six proficiency badges beyond their regular grades, while Murray Hodgins Lyn Snaith and Stuart Montgomery qualified for second class.

MacGregor Ron Pettitt Dennis Snaith George Halkyard Portage Murray Hodgins Lyn Snaith Stuart Montgom International Peace Gardens North Dakota Montgomery

Portage la Prairie Baseball League Reorganizes For Season

The Man. Cmair senior league held a meeting at Portage la Prairie to organize the coming season. Garry Cobbe was reelected president. Five teams will compete: Oakville defending champions, High Bluff, RCAF MacDonald, RCAF Portage, and MacGregor. Portage Terriers drop out after poor attendance. Schedule features 16 games per team with double home and away series, starting first week of June. High Bluff visits on June 3 at 6:30, Cubs at RCAF Portage on June 5, and a forthcoming exhibition with RCAF MacDonald here Friday.

MacGregor Herald Hampton St. MacGregor Bailey Printers Co H. Rogers Raymond Henry Byers George Lewin Herald Portage Southport Macdonald Town Rcaf Station Bagot Oakville Westbourne Gladstone MacGregor Cubs High Bluff Perry Allan Barry Barber Allan Barber Garry Cobbe Cmair Senior Baseball League Portage la Prairie R.C.A.F. MacDonald Rcaf Portage Portage Terriers Rcaf Macdonald

Can You Recognize Well Baked Bread for a Contest

Homemaking notes discuss judging criteria for bread and buns in fairs. Key factors include appearance with individually baked loaves and an even gold brown top.

Bread Baking Contest At Neepawa Trade Fair

A St James Anglican Church sponsored bread baking contest at the Neepawa Trade Fair on June 4 offers prizes including an 8 place setting chest of silver and a 20 piece stainless steel set. Each loaf requires a Robin Hood Flour certificate and entries contact Mrs. E D Saloway.

St. James Anglican Church Neepawa E. D. Saloway

Pioneer Lady Elsie Pogue Dies In MacGregor Hospital

Mrs. Elsie May Pogue a respected Beaver district pioneer died Sunday May 18 after a fatal fall at her home. Born in Port Hope Ontario she moved to Beaver district in 1884 married James Pogue in 1892 and lived near MacGregor until her 1936 spouse’s death. Funeral held at Masonic hall with Rev J L Fargey delivering a message on The Flowers of Gethsemane and burial in the local cemetery. Surviving are two daughters six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. McKillop’s Funeral Home Portage arranged the service.

Elsie May Pogue MacGregor Hospital Port Hope Ontario Beaver District James Irwin James Pogue MacGregor Masonic Hall J. L Fargey Gethsemane J. Woodin John Stewart Earl Muir Charles Pennell Ed. Chant Lily A. J. Struthers Hattie E. K. Cox Harlem McKillops Funeral Home Portage

Collegiate Chatter notes dance and plans for June wind-up

Jennifer O narrates a high school dance with Kadets rock n roll, mentions wine colored drapes in the assembly room, and previews a June 26 wind-up. A bus trip to the Neepawa Track Meet is planned for Wednesday amid exam stress and numerous tests causing nervous breakdowns.

Neepawa

MacGregor Calf Club Holds May Meeting and Events

MacGregor Calf Club held its last meeting May 9 at Macauley school. Members Ron Anderson Rennie Doug las Bob Leckie and Betty Hul mes were chosen to demonstrate calf judging and grooming. The club plans a 4 ball tournament near Macauley school in Earl Anderson's field and thanks Shaw Bros for a judging competition at their farm along with Dot and Bill Moore for calves and lunch on May 26.

MacGregor Calf Club Macauley School Ron Anderson Rennie Douglas Bob Leckie Betty Hulmes Earl Anderson Shaw Bros Dot Bill Moore Katherine Douglas

Henry Johnson wedding at Lavenham United Church

Karen Lee Henry and Neil Donald Johnson were married in a double ring ceremony at Lavenham United Church on May 17 at 4 30 p.m. Rev Donald R Keating officiated. The bride wore an all white gown with lace bodice and Queen Anne collar. Bridesmaids were Elaine Henry Shirley Henry Phyllis Henry and Vera Lynn Aikens. Best man was Tom Johnson. ushers were Stan Ross and Elmer McChelland. A reception and dance followed in the Orange Hall before the couple left for a motor trip to Edmonton. Out of town guests included Ken Burke and Mike from Aberdeen South Dakota.

Lavenham United Church Karen Lee Henry Neil Donald Johnson Donald R. Keating Judy Hill Tom Hill Phil Henry Elaine Henry Shirley Henry Phyllis Henry Vera Lynn Aikens Bruce Henry Tom Johnson Stan Ross Elmer McChelland Orange Hall Lavenham Johnson Edmonton Alta Ken Burke Mike Aberdeen South Dakota

The Cedars of Leba non Shrink to Scattered Patches

The famed Leba non cedars once covered 1,600,000 acres but have dwindled to a few scattered patches, highlighting a dramatic loss of ancient woodland and its ecological impact.

Lebanon

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