By-Law Vote Set for November 6 By Incline Creer School Board
The Incline Creer School Division No. 30 schedules a by law vote Friday November 6 from 9 00 a m to 6 00 p m to fund building and equipping classrooms auditoriums and auxiliary rooms in Gladstone Austin Plumas Langruth and MacGregor at an estimated cost of 800000 00 The notice outlines polling divisions and candidate questions answered by Dr J H More chairman and discusses grants and possible futures for the division in context of the 1960 61 school year
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Austin
Manitoba
Pine Creek
Incline Creer
Gladstone
Plumas
Langruth
MacGregor
Province of
J. H. More
Dept. of Education
Neepawa
Portage
Minister of Education
Public Utilities Board
Manitoba Gazette
Thimble Fumblers 4H Club reorganizes at Memorial Hall
The Thimble Fumblers 4H Clothing Club held a re organization meeting in Memorial Hall on Monday October 5 1959. Leaders for the coming year include Mrs Carl Bergquist Mrs B Allan Mrs P Alderson Mrs R Harkness Mrs H Dankesreiter Miss Pat Patterson Miss Donna Wark and Miss Shirley Palmer. Officers are President Bowena Firth Vice president Thelma Gibbs Secretary treasurer Edna Gibbs Social Convenor and Reporter Linda Boaz. Next meeting set for Public School on Tuesday November 10 1959.
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Macaregor Thimbw Fumblers 4H Clothing Club
Memorial Hall
Carl Bergquist
B. Allan
P. Alderson
R. Harkness
H. Dankesreiter
Pat. Patterson
Donna Wark
Shirley Palmer
Bowena Firth
Thelma Gibbs
Linda Hay Honoured at Halloween Memorial Hall Shower
Miss Linga fay, a popular figure in early November, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower in Memorial Hall on October 28. Linda Hay and Mrs. Heselwood received corsages, gifts came from a witch a ghost and a black cat, and a dainty lunch followed a thank you from Linda. Hostesses included Art Palmer D Hodgins J Scora Geo Snaith Clarence Pennell Wm Roberts H Weber L McDonnold Bev Allan R Muskett Doug Barber Dennis Lamb Doug McGregor R Douglas Norma Stratton and Eola Graham.
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Linga Fay
Memorial Hall
Linda
Hay
Mrs. Heselwood
Art Palmer
D. Hodgins
J. Scora
Geo. Snaith
Clarence Pennell
Wm. Roberts
H Weber
C C O F Banquet And Dance Held At Memorial Hall
The C C O F District Council hosts a Banquet and Dance at Memorial Hall in MacGregor on November 10 at 2 p m. Guest speakers include C E Berridge High Chief Ranger E G Drage administrator and Fraternal Director of Brantford Ontario and Ray Voy of Brandon. Tickets available from any Forrester by November 5 admission 1 50 for Banquet and 75 cents for Dance.
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R.u.s. F. Uistrict Council
MacGregor
Memorial Hall
Bro
C. E. Berridge
E.G. Drage
Brantford
Ontario
Ray Voy
Brandon
O. F. District Council
Forrester
Valedictory Address at Mac Gregor Collegiate Graduates
The 1959 graduating class at Mac Gregor Collegiate thanks parents and teachers for cooperation and guidance. They reflect on academic growth friendships and the ability to think for themselves. The speaker stresses doing what is right and urges high school students to choose the harder path. (Continued on Page Six)
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Ron PE
Miss Hampton
Enns
MacGregor Collegiate
Collegiate
Remembrance Day Observance on November 11th
Remembrance Day will be observed in about 2000 Canadian towns and cities with a two minute silence to honor over 104 000 war dead. In MacGregor a parade from Public School at 10 45 a m will include ex service men Legion members school children and scouts then wreath laying and a service at Memorial Hall to honor those who paid the supreme sacrifice in World War I and II.
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MacGregor
Salup
Legion
Memorial Hall
Remembrance Day Non Working Day Rules In Manitoba
Manitoba will observe Remembrance Day on November 11 as a non working day with limited exemptions for hotels restaurants transit bread and milk drug publication newspapers perishable packing plants emergencies and hospitals. Permits may allow limited work with a 10 59 to 11 02 period of silence and compensatory time off or premium pay. entertainment must not begin before 1 p.m. on November 11.
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Thompson
Labour
W A Notes the Unite c tren W A unable to entertain tea
The W A states they are too busy with catering and commitments to host the pre bazaar tea this year. They urge support for the bazaar on Thursday November 12 and ask for contributions to aid the new church building.
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Unite c Tren W. A
W. A
Collegiate Charter Says Graduation Events Highlight Campus
SHARON BERGQUIST reports a large turnout for the Graduation Dance despite weather. A church service for graduates drew families. Barry Heppner remains hospitalized after appendicitis, with Tommy Satkanas returning home from Winnipeg General. Term exams begin November 20, and a Sadie Hawkins Dance is planned for November 13. Halloween mischief limited to minor property damage.
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Sharon Bergquist
Barry Heppner
MacGregor Hospital
Tommy Satkanas
Winnipeg General Hospital
Sadie Hawkins
Hallowe'en
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INS
Sont
Thimble
Linda Hay
C.C
F. Banquet and Dance
John W. Thompson
Labor
Automotive Trade Association
W.A
Herald
Guy Macchia
Atlantic
Pacific
Langley
B.C
Halifax
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