New Leaders Named For Local 4 Hers Club
The MacGregor 41 Home Economics Club elected new leaders for the year on October 12 at the elementary school. Named are Mrs Berry Mrs Dankesreiter Mrs Harkness Mrs Graham Glenda Seora Myrna Frank and Mrs Thompson with more leaders still needed. Committee members include Leade rs and executive ag C3 leen Pogue Sharlene Karen Snaith Laurie Frank and Allison Thompson. Next meeting scheduled for November 3 in the school after.
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MacGregor 41
Berry
Dankesreiter
Harkness
Graham
Glenda Seora
Myrna Frank
Thompson
C3leen Pogue
Sharlene Karen Snaith
Laurie Frank
Allison Thompson
Wes Campbell Honored At Social Evening
A social evening on October 9 at Edrans Hall honored Wes Campbell who is moving from the district to Brandon. Dancing continued until about 11 pm, an address by Cecil McCullough followed, and Campbell received twin luggage from Ken Smith and Bert Skeet. He thanked attendees as all sang For He s A Jolly Good Fellow, then lunch was served. Family members present included Ernie Jack Westly Campbell of The Pas, Ed Charlton, Darlene North, Donnie North, Chris Knowel of Brandon, Murray Campbell and Murray Smith of Mayfield, Roy Thomas of Neepawa, and others.
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Edrans
Wes ‘Campbell
Brandon
Honor
Cecil McCullough
Campbell
Ken Smith
Bert Skeet
Ernie
Jack
Westly Campbell
Pas
Ed Charlton
Darlene North
Donnie North
Chris ‘Knowel
Murray Campbell
Murray Smith
Mayfeld
Roy ‘Thomas
Neepawa
Austin Chamber Seeks Road Improvements and Guarantees
The Austin Chamber of Commerce executive council reported a conference with Bran ton officials yielding a guarantee for half the cost of immediate enhancements on the Second Avenue access from highway No 1. Prospects include highway 34 takeover by spring. A sewage disposal issue in the village is under study by a special committee.
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Austin Chamber of Commerce
M. Lamb
Manitoba ‘Department
Branton
Holland Chamber
Austin Chamber
Austin
Voters to Elect Mayor and Reeve in Rural Municipality
Election day set for next Wednesday October 27 in Rural Municipality of Norfolk and the village of MacGregor. Voters choose a reeve and mayor with ward councillors and village electors selecting two seats on the MacGregor council. Polling places updated and open 9 am to 6 pm.
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Norflp Norfolk
MacGregor
Betwen
Glen Hotel
George Lloyd
Grant MacDonald
al Sloane
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Rural Council Approves Local Hospital Addition
Rural Municipality of North Norfolk council gave first reading to a Health Service Act bylaw to add hospital facilities for the North Norfolk MacGregor Medical Nursing Unit No 18 A. The bylaw, approved in principle, will go to ratepayers for approval after Winnipeg clearance. The October 5 meeting, with Reeve Sims presiding, also accepted the PFAA report and discussed wheat-yield estimates, proposed using 32,300 in reserve interest for current revenue, and a 32 mill rate for controllable budget needs for 1965. The council also held its annual court of revision, hearing six appeals.
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North Norfolk
Health Service Act
North Norfolk- MacGregor
MacGregor
Reeve Sims
PFAA
Minister of Municipal Affairs
North Norfolk Council
School District Plans Tax Increase for New Elementary School
MacGregor Consolidated School District total area assessment stands at two and a half million dollars. A one mill tax yields 2,500 dollars. Grants cover 60 percent of an 18,605.91 annual debenture payment, leaving 87,442.36 to be paid by the district. a three mill tax hike is urged to cover principal and interest. An open meeting is set for Memorial Hall on Tuesday October 26 to discuss the by law on the November vote. Elementary pupils currently attend five buildings.
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MacGregor Consolidated School District
Memorial Hall
Town Happenings and Local Happenings Highlight Week
Indian Summer continues with sunny days and 60s temperatures as farmers finish harvest and catch up on field work. World Series results Dodgers win 2 0 over Twins, small bets noted. Death in Winnipeg of Gib Harris former Path Head MacGregor resident. UNICEF canvass Friday at United Church. fowl supper Monday at Memorial Hall. Election notices for municipal village council and school vote on Nov 4.
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Gib Harris
Winnipeg
Horis
Path Head
MacGregor
John Deere Co
Mordue Bros. Funeral Home
Unicef
United Church
Memorial Hall
MacGregor Collegiate Wins First Pine Creek Cross Country Title
The MacGregor Collegiate Institute won the first Pine Creek Cross Country Championships held last Saturday near MacGregor eight miles south on the George Lloyd farm. Led by two ninth graders, the girls ran 1 1/2 miles and the boys 2 1/2 miles, with MacGregor Team No. 1 delivering a decisive victory.
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MacGregor Collegiate Institute
Pine Creek
MacGregor
George Lloyd Farm
MacGregor Team No. 1
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Nelson Olson
Percy Alderson
Jack Emerson
Nelson Hulme
Les Fox
Charles Hotel
Frank Sims
Nelson Hulme Sr
Jim Duncan
William Wenham
Bagot School
Old Municipal Hall
MacGregore Memorial Hall
Bagot Hall
Rossendale Hall
Austin Hall
Ely
Orangeville
Sidney Carling
Arizona Hall
Rosehill Hall
Thepolis
Civic Irs
Rural Council
Futher
Duncan
W. Frank Sims
Con- InterCity
Orange Hall
Dodgers
Minnesota Twins
East End
Twins
Janice
Calgary
Bue
Lions
Hamilton
Ottawa
Montreal
Jack Smale
Grant
Alvin Sloane
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