MacGregor Collegiate June Exam Results Published
MacGregor Collegiate reports June exam results with Grade XI clean passes for Patricia Bogue Shirley Hay Bryan Hodge Ronald Pettit Trudy Sawatzky Faye Smith Margaret Unnau and Grade XII Jean Kerr Jennifer Olito. Partial standings listed for several students. Grade IX and X results unavailable. School opens September 1 with 104 enrolled. Names of enrolled students and staff listed.
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MacGregor Collegiate
Patricia Bogue
Shirley Hay
Bryan Hodge
Ronald Pettit
Trudy Sawatzky
Faye Smith
Margaret Unnau
Gloria Ariss
Garry Buchanan
Michael Olito
Tom Satkanas
Ray Wiebe
Margaret Zimmerman
Jean Kerr
Jennifer Olito
Earnest Beaudin
Ed Douglas
Rose Hildebrand
Marilyn Leckie
Denis Snaith
Norma Stratton
Gail Walker
Red Cross swimming tests conclude at Hidden Valley Lake
The final Red Cross swimming class was held at Hidden Valley Lake from August 17 to August 28. Those who passed include Junior Glenda Peck, Senior Stuart Montgomery, and Shirley Baxter who earned the Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hidden Valley Lake
Glenda Peck
Stuart Montgomery
Royal Life Saving Society
Shirley Baxter
Church Service Schedule for St Paul's and Christ Church
The Churches St Pauls MacGregor and Christ Church Austin provide Sunday activities. St Pauls MacGregor offers Sunday School at 10.00 am and service at 11.15 am. Christ Church Austin lists Sunday School at 10:15 am and service at 11:30 am.
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ST. Paul's
MacGregor
Christ Church
Austin
The Great Impersonation on Stage at Tivoli Theatre
A true story theatre piece presents Clifton James in the role of General Montgomery impersonation. The production at the Tivoli Theatre MacGregor runs September 9 and 12, offering a dramatic tale of lifepreserving deception and heroism.
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Clifton James
General Montgomery
Tivoli ‘Theatre
MacGregor
Calder Burneski Exchange Vows in Vancouver ceremony
Frances Margaret Burneski and Brian Kenneth Calder wed at Marpole United Church in a fall evening ceremony. Rev. R A Redman officiated as family and friends watched a garden themed service with gowns in lime, powder blue, and turquoise. The couple plans to reside in Point Roberts Washington after a reception at The Dolphins and a wedding trip to Yellow Point Vancouver Island.
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Marpole United Church
Frances Margaret
Margaret Burneski
S.W. Marine Dr
Vancouver
B.C
Brian Kenneth
Kenneth Calder
R. A. Redman
GD. E. Hay
Patricia Telford
Barbara Burneski
Susie Calder
Ronald Calder
Don Kennedy
Pat Kusiek
Mr. King
Grant Fotheringham
MacGregor
Man
Edmonton
Alta
Brandon
Manitoba
Shantung
Yellow Point
Vancouver Island
Point Robert
Washington
Dennis Lamb
Keith Hawkins
Blaine
Elizabeth Enns Weds Wilhelm Friesen in Boissevain Ceremony
Elizabeth Enns daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Enns of Boissevain married Wilhelm Friesen son of Mrs Katherine Friesen of Austin in a Sunday August 23 ceremony at 2 30 p m at Friesen Enns Brethren Mennonite Church Boissevain officiated by Rev Froese Soloist Jack Dyck. Bride wore a full length white gown with shoulder length veil held by a crown of sequins and seed pearls. Bouquet of flowers. Reception in church basement followed by gifts at the bride's home and a short honeymoon.
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Friesen - Enns
Brethern
Boissevain
Elizabeth
Henry Enns
Wilhelm
Katherina Friesen
Austin
Froese
Jack Dyck
Retires After 63 Years In Business In MacGregor
Mrr Course has barbered in MacGregor for 63 years. He left on Thursday afternoon September 3 with his daughter for Winnipeg then to Lander British Columbia to live with his daughter and son in law. A quiet Edmonton wedding joined Mrs Aldrum and Mr John Lawton on August 28. A farewell gathering for Mr Course was held at Bagot with neighbors presenting a multi colored bed throw and a lounging chair purchased by Mrs Stewart for his use.
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Mr. Course
Ab. Blaine
Lander
B.C
Bob Stewart
Mrr
MacGregor
Margaret Jane McGonigle
Hazel
Winnipeg
Dominion
Rmienas
Stewart
Course
Vancouver
Austin
Meet 1.0.D.E. regular meeting and service drive
The 1.0.D.E. meet at Mrs. C Pennell's home on September 1 to thank knitters and invite continued support. Volunteers may contact Mrs. R Lye. Hooded used clothing drive continues with drop offs at Mrs. R Stratton or Mr. H A Lye's office. The LODE celebrates 45th anniversary with an Anniversary Tea on November 5. next meeting set for October 5 at Mrs. M Hay's home.
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Pritannia
D.E
C. Pennell
R. Lye
R Stratton
H. A. Lye
LODE
M. Hay
Reply to Mr Florence Defends Socialism and NZ Housing
A Winnipeg letter writer rebuts Mr R B Florence defending socialistic policies. He credits unions for the party idea, notes a 1956 CLC convention resolution, and argues social policies improve homes education and liberty. He counters Florence on New Zealand housing and cites clean, decent living conditions abroad.
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Obo Lans
Winnipeg
R. B. Florence
CCF
Caldwell
M. J. Caldwell
Stanley Knowles
CLC
New Zealand
Florence
Mac
Garth Stone Named Acting Agricultural Representative
Garth Stone of MacGregor has been announced as acting agricultural representative for the Stonewall area by Agriculture Minister George Hutton. He will assume full duties after Harold Ross departs September 9. Stone, a 1959 University of Manitoba agriculture graduate, has served as assistant agricultural representative in Stonewall since May. He was born in Beaver district and educated in MacGregor, Brandon, and Beaver schools.
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Warth &. Stone
MacGregor
Stonewall
George Hutton
Stone
Harold Ross
Ross
Portage la Prairie
Faculty of Agriculture
University of Manitoba
Lands Branch
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Department of Agricultural Economics
Beaver
Brandon
Garth
Andy Stone
British Labour era praise and criticisms amid empire talk
The speaker lauds empire gains and labour government benefits while criticizing Mr Florence. He highlights equality in Canada and job scarcity there, contrasts New Zealand employment, and defends India's self rule. He credits Britain’s health plan to a royal commission and notes forty five million Britons benefiting, urging broader outlook.
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Iegor
Canada
New Zealand
Florence
India
Burma
Ceylon
Commonwealth
Britain
Royal Commission
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Miss Hampton
V. Loewen
L. Dare
G. Raymer
Trevor Albinet
Frances Albinet
Lyle Anderson
Elaine Brugger
Brenda Blyth
Sharon Bergquist
Barbara Boaz
Carole Dankesreiter
Ralph Dickinson
Linda Duncan
Lillian Fawcett
Hilda Funk
Ronald Giercke
Donna Hay
Dianne Hay
Garry Hodgins
Betty Hulme
Linda Cooper
Charles Lewis
Glen Muir
Murray McQuiston
Terry McLennon
Leonard Martens
Harry Neufeld
Lily O'Neill
Doug Pennell
Richard Palmer
Lily Painter
Brian Rodgers
Patricia Radford
Denton
Helen Stewart
Donald Smith
Wesley Turner
Ida Taylor
Linda Walker
Netty Wall
Bonnie Wark
Abe Wiebe
Wayne Zimmerman
Ervin Loeppky
Norman Smith
Lyn Snaith
Monica Stone
Jean Hoeppner
Donna Gilbert
Kathy Sawatzky
Donna Wark
Pat Patterson
James Smith
Kenneth Green
Ronald Wiebe
Charles Lye
Robert McKelvy
Douglas Palmer
Beverly Glover
Joan Poulton
Wayne Bergquist
Carolyn Butterfield
Margaret Jenkins
Kathy Douglas
Lorna McLachlan
Robert Briscoe
Evelyn Emerson
Edna Gibbs
Dorothy Radford
Marjorie Bodie
Carole Charlton
Dorothy Smith
Sydney Chapman
Myrna Nichol
Sandra Kalberg
Lenard Stewart
Wilfred Alton
Theatre News
Calder - Burneski
Garth Stone
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