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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1974
Page
4
Austin district notes celebrate a farewell luncheon for a staff member advancing to MTS Engineering Brandon. Local families and residents share visits, studies, weddings, anniversaries, and community events with mentions of Calg ary Labour Day travel, university enrollments, and school exams.
Southend Macauley and Bob Chant attended a Manitoba Simmental Association directors meeting in Brandon last Wednesday. Dean Frank, in commerce fourth year, and Bryce Frank, second year science, returned to the University of Manitoba. Vic Armstrong of Thunder Bay visited with Roy Glover and Mrs Wolfe, Lincoln, and Jim MacDonald traveled to Minnedosa to see Mrs McCartney. Tyson Frank stayed with grandparents Jack and Mrs. Frank. Murray and Monica attended the Clear Lake agricultural conference with Jean Mymko of Winnipeg. Wedding anniversary meetings honored Mr. and Mrs. Barry Frank of The Pas on Sept. 2. Anne McDonald spent the weekend in Brandon.
Oliver Vem a trustee for the Portage la Prairie School Division announces he will not seek re election. Pelk has 18 years as a trustee and previously served on the High Bluff village board and the consolidated board before joining the division board. He has chaired the division board and served on transportation property management and finance committees in various capacities.
Extended well wishes go to Marion Street who is in Portage hospital. Sunday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Percy Smith with Mr and Mrs Maurice Smith of Portage. Hospital Aid meets at Velma Rodgers home on Sept 24 at 1 00 p.m. Raymond Smith and Alan Drader visit Portage and Brookdale. Regina Rumancik returns to Brandon to resume university studies. Grand Harkness family visit Portage and Brandon students, with Gillian Warren Beth Moorehouse Andy Rutherford and Grandma Harkness. Grant Harkness begins studies at the University of Brandon.
Langruth residents mark the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Marteinson with a family dinner at the Langruth Legion club rooms. Guests include their children Major John K. Marteinson and family from Oromocto, plus relatives from Winnipeg Sundar Headingley Baldur Pine Falls and more.
The Forte Precton Number 3 circle met at Mrs. Lorna Browning’s home with seventeen members. Obituary noted death of George Moger. Mrs. Trueman Breedon returned from Crescent Lodge after two months in Gladstone hospital. Mrs. A Hill visited Edmonton with her son Jim and family. Ida Kinley spent ten days with family. Mrs. J W Schappert of Saskatoon visited with her mother Edith Wickstead and Ernie Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ross of Souris called on Mabel Jackson and Kinley. A Diane Foxon shower was held for Sept 21 wedding to Eric Schlamb. Friendship Club began fall season. attendees included C Browning, Milda McLennan, Howe. visitors Rev. Bradshaw Neepawa, Mrs. McCaskill Winnipeg, Mrs. Wallace Neepawa. Margaret Ferguson won ladies high at whist. Jack McBride high score for gents. Saunders won ceramics door prize. Grandparents Cecil Ferguson welcomed granddaughter Winnifred Jill born Sept 8 to John and Mrs. Ferguson.
Jim Pallister returned from Hamilton Ontario as one of six delegates attending a 4H conference. Drie and Grace Tyler of North Vancouver visited Mrs. G. Biberdorf. Johnnie Armstrong of Saanich also visited. Harold Vi Murray and Kelly Painter visited the E. Painter home. Mrs. J. Denser of Portage visited Biberdorf. James Lyall of Edmonton spent days with Roy Lyall and other relatives. Roy Lyall and Allan Munro drove to Killarney last week.
H C Wallace and Mrs. Charles Puckering have returned to Fargo North Dakota after a weeklong visit with Mrs. E Harkness. Mrs. Mel Woods of White Rock British Columbia was a visitor with Mrs. George Fairbairn.
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