Frances McKay Enrollments At Old and New School
The article lists elementary enrollment across grades 2 through 8 at the old and new school buildings. Grade 2 is taught by 0 Duncan and Patricia Lee. grade 3 by W McGregor and Moore. grade 4 by E Peck and Berry, with 44 to 53 pupils per class split into two. Grades 5 and 6 use four teachers in two classes each, and grades 7 and 8 are departmentalized with four classes, led by Collier, Boaz, Clarke, Schneider, Pennell, Hay, and head L B Patterson. The grade 8 class has 57 students, the largest. New MacGregor staff additions include McKay Meffen and Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0.Duncan
Patricia Lee
W. McGregor
Moore
E. Peck
H. Coller
H. Boaz
G. Clarke
L. Schneider
M. Collier
M. Pennell
A. Hay
L. B. Patterson
Miss McKay
Meffen
Miss Berry
MacGregor
Community Notes From Austin District
Well wishes go to Mrs C Morden at St Boniface Hospital with J P Dodwell also improving there. Mrs Geo Bull back home from Portage Hospital. Percy Pearson and Fred Hall flew to visit relatives in Campbell River and Vancouver. A C W met at Rev J Fleming’s home Sep 8 with a church work questionnaire. meeting adjourned after prayers. Next gathering Oct 4 at 2 30 p m. Christ Church Sunday School Oct 17 at 10 30 a m. Centennial tea bazaar and bake sale Oct 21. Mr and Mrs Edgar Sager of Victoria visiting Mrs Safer’s mother. Congratulations to Shirley Rand and Shirley Makinson on passing Grade 12. Rand to study at MIT Winnipeg, Makinson to attend Brandon teachers college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Morden
St. Boniface Hospital
J. P. Dodwell
Geo. Bull
Portage Hospital
Percy Pearson
Fred Hall
Campbell River
Vancouver
B.C
A.C.W
J. Fleming
Fleming
Bull
Frank Anderson
Don Wicklund
Sanuay
Edgar Sager
Victoria
Saer
J. Robinson
Shirley Rand
Shirley Makinson
MIT
Winnipeg
Teachers’ College
Brandon
Buckwheat cautions and farm services in Manitoba
Agricultural notes urge caution on feeding buckwheat hay due to high nitrate levels. Samples from a provincial feed testing lab show dangerous nitrate concentrations in frosted buckwheat hay. Producers should sample and avoid using buckwheat as a total cattle ration. Dugout filling service available on first come basis. Silage corn field day planned near Morden on Sept 20. Breeders invited to nominate bulls for the Douglas Sire indexing centre via Wilf Davis in Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Norfolk
Carberry
University of Manitoba
Cam Brown
Agricultural Office
A. A. Kroeker
Morden
Douglas Sire Indexing
Notable Names in Community Directory Listing
A list of individuals including Vicky Doreen Revet Ronald Murray Rodgers Anita Roulette Hope Stieben Elaine Dawn Tay lorson Arthur James Toews Bruce Ronald Unger Della Kathleen Wiebe Glenn Wiebe Kenneth Elmer Wiebe and Robert Wiebe appears in a local community update. The item notes residents and addresses are referenced in a registry style notice within the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicky Doreen Revet
Ronald Murray Rodgers
Anita Roulette
Hope Stieben
Elaine Dawn Taylorson
Arthur James Toews
Bruce Ronald Unger
Della Kathleen Wiebe
Glenn Wiebe
Kenneth Elmer Wiebe
Robert Wiebe
Donna Butterfield Honored at Shower
Miss Donna Butterfield, bride elect, was honored at a miscellaneous shower in Bagot Hall Saturday evening September 2. Guests included her mother Mrs L Butterfield and Mrs Poyser Sr among others. A musical skit and corsages preceded a gifts display and lunch hosted by Bagot ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Butterfield
Bride MacGregor
Jana
Bagot Hall
Donna
L. Butterfield
Poyser Sr
W. McKelvy
McKelvy Sr
Sandra Kalberg
R. Chariton
J. Pogue
E. Chant
R. Barber
Barbara Bodie
MacGregor
Terry Charlton
Bagot
4H Chis News Members Attend Summer Camp 4 15
4H Chis News lists Leonard Rands Garry Cib Ula Keith Winterbottom and Jack Nelson attending a summer camp from April 15. The club joined a parade at Austin Sports Day and Portage rally wearing centennial red white and blue uniforms with each member carrying a centennial flag. Patricia Kowalchuk George Jaeger Murray Lewis Garry Gibula and Billy Doell won prizes in rally project competitions. Agriculture project members plan a meeting Thursday Sept 14 to outline achievements. Murray Lewis club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Rands
Garry Cibula
Keith Winterbottom
Jack Nelson
Austin
Patricia Kowalchuk
George Jaeger
Murray Lewis
Garry Gibula
Billy Doell
Agriculture Project
Austin and Sidney Prepare For Dial Service
The Manitoba Telephone System announces a two month construction program in Austin and Sidney to install dial service next year. About 118 miles of cable will be buried and a new telephone building will be erected to house automatic equipment. Bell Canada technicians will assist under MTS supervision on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Sidney
Manitoba Telephone System
Bell Telephone Company of Canada
MTS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances McKay
Austin Thrift
Mary Maxim Woot
Ralph
Sask. Ave. E
Austin District News
Christ Church
Christ Church Acw
Bresoway
Portage LA Prairie
C. W. Sloir
Omes
Ninth Street
N.W
Herb Borton
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
Zenith
John Deere
First Street
S. Rey “Weithes OU
Ity
Price
Royal Road South
S. Rey “Tailors and Cleaners
Wilf Davis
Dauphin
Neepawa Lions
Parko
Plymouth Fury
Neepawa Sports
McMaster
Austin Credit Union
Ewen
Erle R. George Ectipied
Chis
Portage Animal Hospital
Norfolk
Elephant Brand
Cominco Agronomist
Cominco Ltd
Calgary
Alberta
MacGregor C. W. Lye & Son Limited
Pine Creek
Knox Brothers
Westbourne
Vince Munro
Massey Ferguson
Massey Harris
Fordson
G. M. Hay Sales & Service J. 1
Case Dealer
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Europe
Scenic-Dome
Hotels and Resorts Across
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!