Manitoba social work students tour Central Manitoba sites
A party of 13 Manitoba School of Social Work students from Winnipeg visited Central Manitoba for a two day orientation. Under George Penwarden they met S J Enns and staff in Winnipeg and visited MacGregor North Norfolk Rural Municipality Hutterite Colony Portage Manitoba Home for Boys and a settlement project. They toured clinics and farms and discussed mini social work during the trip ending with a return to Winnipeg.
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Manitoba School of Social Work
Winnipeg
Children’s Aid Society of
Central Manitoba
MacGregor
George
Socety
R Gibson
Manitoba
A.M. Hay
North Norfolk
Portage
Poplar Point
S. J. Enns
Foreground
Children’s Aid Society
Ohiantata
Cubs Down Oakville To Win League Title
The Cubs baseball club finally captured the Civil Air League trophy, a title missing since 1955, after beating Oakville 6 to 3. Key moments included a five-run fifth inning, Barrie Barber lifting a long two-base hit, and Ollie Olson preserving the win with a roaming defensive play. Bill Wood presented the Cobbe trophy to Cubs manager Ollie Olson, with the trophy on display at Dave's Lunch. The follow-up “Game of the Year” saw the singles beat the married men 8 to 6 in six innings.
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Macuregor Cubs
Oakville
Gerald Cobbe
Cubs
Lowe
Bill Wood
Dennis Lamb
Perry Adan
Lamb
Don Blight
Ollie Olson
Ollie
Perry
Don Barber
Peter McGregor
Barrie Barber
Barber
Meregor
Ger Ld Cobbe
MacGregor
Ken Blight
Inners
Red Slight
Cobbe Tophy
Dave
Ol Fellows
Herman Weber
Kent McDougal
Innis Harvey
Garry Buchanan
Barry Barber
Weber
Dennis Mb
Lefty Cobbe
MacGregor Cubs
Nelson Olson
Perry Allan
Pete McGregor
Garry Cobbe
Sims Elected to Board as Manitoba Hospital Meet
The Centre Region Associated Hospitals of Manitoba held its annual meeting in Neepawa on September 6 1961 with 40 hospital reps from across the region. J A Shearer was reelected chairman and S F Sims became vice chairman amid discussions on 1962 budgets disaster planning licensure standards and Manitoba Hospital and Nursing Conference set for Winnipeg October 3 4 and 5.
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Associated Hospitals of Manitoba
The
United Church
Neepawa
Carberry, Erickson
Erickson
Gladstone
MacGregor
Minnedosa
Portage la Prairie
Gilbert Plains
Grandview McCreary
Virden
G. Chapman
Province of
Manitoba
W. T. Andrew
Hamiota
Manitoba Hospital and Nursing Conference
Winnipeg
Centre Region
W. W. Devine
J. A. Shearer
S. F. Sims
S. Paler
Assoc
Dr C J Madill Dies in Ottawa at 83
Dr C J Madill died in Ottawa Ontario on Wednesday September 20 at age 83. Born in Austin Manitoba he studied there before moving to Edmonton in 1910 where he lived until retirement in 1953. Survived by sister Mrs Booth of MacGregor a son Evelyn of Ottawa and a son Floyd of Calgary.
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J.C Madill
Ottawa
Ont
Dr Madill
Austin
Man
Edmonton
GS. Booth
MacGregor
Madi
Evelyn
Floyd
Calgary
Portage Switches Back to Standard Time
Portage la Prairie returned to standard time Sunday at midnight aligning with MacGregor. The village had observed daylight saving time for the summer months and reverted to standard time at the end of August.
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Portage la Prairie
Election Scene Quiet In MacGregor Nomination Day
Manitoba communities prepare for nominations on Tuesday October 10 with five North Norfolk RM seats three MacGregor village seats and three MacGregor School Board terms open Reeve Hotel and several councillors signaled intentions while others may stand or resign A Ratepayers Meeting will follow nominations at MacGregor Memorial Hall and RM North Norfolk votes if needed on October 20 at Austin Community Hall sparked by wards 1 2 3 4 vacancies and a one year ward 3 term for Leo Rieganski.
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Manitoba
MacGregor
North Norfolk
Reve
Reeve Hotel
the Herald
Alderson
Emerson
MacGregor School Board
H. A. Lye
R. D. Lamb
J. D. Barber
E Village Council
MacGregor Memorial Hall
RM. of
Austin Community Hall
William Thomas Dies at Galt Ont May 27
Word has been received of the death of William Thomas at Galt Ontario on May 27 of this year. He had been employed by Fishers Bread Co in Galt for four years and was well known in the Beaver district from many years ago.
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William Thomas
Galt
Ont
Thomas
Oy Fishers Bread Co
Beaver
William Anderson, 97, dies in MacGregor hospital
William Anderson, MacGregor’s oldest resident aged 97, died Sunday night in MacGregor hospital after a period of good health. His wife preceded him in death on September 1, 1961. Survived by two sons, Leslie and William of MacGregor. Funeral held at MacGregor United Church with burial in Edrans Cemetery. McMaster Funeral Home arranged the service.
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Sidney United Church
Samuel O'Brien
O'Brien
Carberry Memorial Hospital
MacGregor
William Anderson
MacGregor Hospital
Mr. Anderson
Leslie
William of
MacGregor United Church
Edrans
McMaster Funeral Home
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Social Work
Nity
F. Sims
C J. Madill
Fox
Leo Rieganski
Wenham
Sam O'Brien
All. O'Brien
Grenville
Que
Sidney
Mima Hudson
Winnipeg United Church
Sidney District
Tonsure
O'Neill
Defort
MacGregor Coll
Wm. Anderson
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