Local football and World Series notes from era report
MacGregor boys lose to Stonewall 34 to 0 with injuries ending Tom Satkunas season. Next home game is a benefit for Tom against Minnedosa. travel to Gladstone Friday. World Series preview notes White Sox vs Braves or NL champion, opener September 30 in Chicago. NHL season opener All Star game October 3 with Canadiens vs All Stars in Montreal Forum. CBC-TV.
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MacGregor
Stonewall High School
Stonewall
Tom Satkanas
Tom
Chicago White Sox
Braves
Milwaukee
Comisky Park
Chicago
County Stadium
San Francisco
Los Angeles
N.L
White Sox
Nematecas
Perenie
Louis Aparicio
Nellie Fox
Aparicio
Montreal Canadiens
Cbc-Tv
Mr James Willott Marks 90th Birthday
Mr James Willott Marks observes his 90th birthday at 111 Pilgrim Ave St Vital. Born in Langley Cheshire England he came to Canada at 19 settling in Austin Manitoba as a mailman. He never missed a train in 40 years of service and has two marriages with surviving daughter Mrs D B Turner and seven grandchildren Claudia and David Turner plus one more granddaughter.
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Deptempe
James Willett
Pilgrim Ave
St. Vital
Cheshire
England
Langley
Willott
Canada
Austin
Manitoba
Willett
St Vital
D. B. Turner
Pilgrim
Claudia
David Turner
Lear Cronk Weds David Lear In Double Ring Ceremony
Antoinette Helen Cronk and David James Lear united in a candle light ceremony at Christ Church Austin Manitoba on September 5 at 7 p.m. Rev Hicks officiated with Ian Cronk singing inside a setting of autumn blooms. A reception followed in the Community Hall with a three tier cake and floral decor. The couple will reside at 179 Sherbrooke Street Winnipeg and include fifty guests at the event.
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Christ Church
Austin
Manitoba
Antoinette Helen
Geo. C. Cronk
David James Lear
James Lear
Winnipeg
Rev Hicks
MacGregor
Man
Ian Cronk
Love
Art Stevenson
Ian
Lizbeth Cronk
Mervin Crk
Grace Russel
Donald Peckover
Mervin
Gary Cronk
Mr. Cole
Portage and District Sector Holds Second Meeting
The Portage and district sector met at Memorial Hall in MacGregor with 80 of 97 delegates present after a 7 pm dinner. Rev Brown of Carberry led the blessing. Rev Fred Douglas of Winnipeg, the sector counsellor, directed with Rev Oliver Hodge and Rev Fred Hubbard as co-director. The sector spans 17 congregations from High Bluff and Poplar Point to Wellwood, encompassing Presbyterian, Anglican and United congregations. The next sector dinner is scheduled for October 6, with plans for the following two weeks outlined.
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Portage and District
Memorial Hall
MacGregor
Brown
Carberry
Fred Douglas
Winnipeg
Oliver Hodge
High Bluff
Fred Hubbard
Portage
Poplar Point
Wellwood
Hospital Notes and Convention Reports Summary
Alumbeung attended on September 16 while delegates Mrs E Chant and Mrs W Harmon reported on the Hospital Convention in Winnipeg. A pantry shower is set for October 1 at the Hospital Grounds. Supplies list includes kleenex packs, brown sugar, tea, coffee, puddings, serviettes, canned goods, cereals, cake mixes, fruit juice, and kitchen cloths. no detergents.
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Alumbeung
E. Chant
W. Harmon
Winnipeg
Uuthead
Austin Credit Union Reports Asset Increase for 1959
Austin Credit Union Society Ltd. board meeting notes assets at August 31 reach 96432.18 dollars aiming near 100000 for 1959. Annual celebration planned October 14 featuring Education Committee led by Mrs. Trevor Poyser and Mrs. Cyril Randall with guest speaker Mr. Robert Ingram, Canadian Manager of CUNA. Supervisory and board members attended a National Society loss prevention programme September 9 in Portage la Prairie.
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Austin Credit Union Society Ltd
Ineonvers
Trevor Poyser
Cryil Randall
Robert Ingram
C.U.N.A
C.E. Cole
A Christofferson
W. Makinson
National Society
Leo Corcoran
Portage la Prairie
P. A. Frossias
Winnipeg
Village Accounts Paid in MacGregor July August
Village of MacGregor lists accounts paid totaling 1761.08 for July and August. Items include M. H. S. P 36.90, Delegates Fees 8.00, Vital Statistics 26.00, Public Works 152.15, Truck and Grader 261.91, Hydro 357.84, Fire 6.10, Aid 23.00, Institutional Aid 457.65, Health 36.05.
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MacGregor
Is Your Subscription Due Herald Renewal Notice
Is Your Subscription Due. The MacGregor Herald informs readers subscriptions over three months in arrears must be canceled per ABC. Promptly inform us if you wish to resubscribe and continue receiving the Herald with this issue.
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MacGregor Herald
Audit Bureau of Circulations
ABC
Clarifying date format in expired subscription label
Explanation of dating style shows a year marker in parentheses and a month day date. The label reads that the subscription expired July 31, 1959 and is subject to cancellation.
Canada Manitoba youth given multi-term sentences
Kenneth Wayne Houck aged 21 was sentenced in Portage la Prairie to two years in Stony Mountain for breaking and entering the General Store of Max Kirshner at MacGregor and theft worth 299.10 dollars. A concurrent year for criminal negligence followed, with six months more for another break in at Dujardin Hardware in Deloraine totaling about 1200 dollars. The RCMP chase ended with a rollover and extensive damage to the police car. Magistrate Sparling urged deterrence and urged reform, noting Houck’s lengthy record and late release.
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Kenneth Wayne Houck
Manitoba
Stony Mountain
Portage la Prairie City
Max Kirshner
MacGregor
Dujardin
Deloraine
Houck
RCMP
Fourth Street
Saskatchewan Avenue
R. A. Gilroy
The
Crown
H. D. Sparling
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Facific
CPR
Windsor Station
Railways
Montreal
N.R. Crump
G. W. Miller
Montreal Locomotive Works
Mr. Crump
Canadian Pacific
MR. and
Mrs
David Lear
Lear - Cronk
Prevenson
Fern Bull
Ruth Anderson
Marjorie Hotel
Kathleen Heselwood
Marilyn Hammond
Yous
Sherbrooke Street
Portage and
Austin Credit Union
Collegiate Minera
Macgregor Fair Grounds
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