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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 07, 1966

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Curlers Still Active On the Bonspiel Trail

Local curlers reopened play after a weeks closure, competing in bonspiels at Gladstone Shilo Portage and Neepawa. Teams led by Litster Tells and Lamb Weber Hare earned finishes, while others failed to reach prize rounds, with Don Barber and friends posting mixed results at Shilo and Neepawa events.

Gladstone Shilo Portage Neepawa Murray Litster Bob Tells Harvey Gilbert Tom Telford Doug Grove Ernie Duncan

Cancer Drive Planned in MacGregor Area

April is cancer month and the Cancer Society campaigns across Canada seek funds for patient care and cancer research. The 1966 MacGregor drive hinges on district generosity and canvassing efficiency led by Ed Chant Glen Hotel and Jerry Marginet who urge volunteers to contact them to help ensure a productive effort.

The Cancer Society Canada MacGregor Ed Chant Glen Hotel Jerry Marginet

Rossendale 4-H Leader Wins Award Trip

Manitoba 4H Club Council selected Lynn Clements from Ingelow Nifty-Niners and Mrs. Faye McLennan of Rossendale Garden Club for 1966 Award Trips. Clements travels July 13 to 25 to the Maritimes with 36 Manitoba 4Hers. McLennan joins 38 leaders on the Know Manitoba Better tour July 25 exploring Western and Northern Manitoba. Tom Baron of Carberry Combines joins about 38 4Hers for a North Dakota trip July 13 to 23 staying with host families. Selection rewards 4H project, club records, and years in 4H. awards funded by provincial 4H clubs.

Lynn Clements Ingelow Faye McLennan Lavenham Tom Baron Carberry Manitoba 4H Club Council Ingelow Nifty-Niners Maritimes Manitoba Prince Edward Island New Brunswick Rossendale Garden Club Carberry Combines North Dakota

MacGregor Council Plans Paving Of Key Streets

MacGregor council announced a project to pave Fox Street from Railway North to CPR tracks and Victoria Street from Hampton to CPR tracks, plus the Memorial Hall corner. Estimated cost 25000 dollars with 50 percent grant from the provincial government. The remaining sum financed over five years at 6 percent with a local improvement rate on lands in the village.

MacGregor Memorial Hall Victoria Hall Council Hampton Fox Street Railway St Victoria St Hampton St CPR Fox St North Railway

B. W. Gilbert Honored On 86th Birthday

On Wednesday March 30 a birthday supper was held at the home of Mr and Mrs B W Gilbert to honor Mr Gilbert's 86th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs H Pogue Mr and Mrs M McQuiston Mr and Mrs R Gilbert and Wayne of Brandon Mr and Mrs Harold Gilbert and family of Katrime. The table featured a birthday cake and a fowl dinner. Mrs Gitoy and Mr and Mrs A Weber also called to extend congratulations. The Herald joins friends in extending birthday greetings to Mr Gilbert.

B. W. Gilbert Gitoy A. Weber Gilbeenes Gilbert

Town Happenings Midweek Weather Posts Local Notes

Spring weather held firm with 40s to 50s as snow melts and flood fears ease for Winnipes. Walter Yonda of Active Refrigeration won a MacGregor Lions bedspread. Irwin house demolition by Ron and Jack Emerson signals a new home on the lot. Charlie Pennell awaiting cheque after a bet. Tooth set found, possibly in a truck. Stanley Cup playoff combos feature Leafs over Canadiens and Hawks over Red Wings. A new home south of Joe Fox’s, basement start this week. Daylight Saving Time starts April 24 in Manitoba. Bill Nowell’s Churchill notes report good wintering and a successful Lions Carnival.

Winnipes Walter Yonda Portage Gregor Lions “Club Esca Toronto Montreal Detroit Chicago Leafs Canadiens Hawks Red Wings Shack Ferguson Manitoba Bill Nowell Churchill Lions Club

4 H Home Ec Club Plans Winnipeg Tour

The eighth meeting of the Home Ec Club was held April 4 in the Collegiate auditorium. The club served coffee and donuts at the C. W. Lye and Son showroom opening on March 26. It earned 36.40 at a bake sale and plans a Winnipeg tour on April 13 visiting Winnipeg Tribute building Royal Bank of Canada CKY radio CKJ television. Uniforms are blue jumpers and blue pinstripe blouses. Junior public speaking is set for April 18 at Community Hall. Next meeting May 4.

C. W. Lye & Son C. W. Lye and Son Winnipeg Royal Bank of Canada CKY CJAY Wiite W. Lye & Son Ltd

School Trustees Debate Centralization At Manitoba Meeting

Central Manitoba trustees gathered in Neepawa for the Manitoba Association of School Trustees mid year regional meeting. Delegates from Beautiful Plains Portage la Prairie Pine Creek and Turtle River discussed salary funding and public relations with centralization as the major topic. A panel led by Dr Glen Lowther noted Michener Report 1964 recommended grades one to twelve under one system but Bill 39 did not advance unification.

Manitoba Neepawa Manitoba Association of School Trustees Beautiful Plains Portage la Prairie Pine Creek Turtle River Glen Lowther Keith Taylor Flin Flon John Kastrukoff Swan River Mast Lowther Michener Kastrukoff

MTS Improves Service For Local Customers

The Manitoba Telephone System will introduce single line service this spring to over 100 MacGregor customers now on two party lines. It will add about three miles of cable and place new facilities in back lanes with Manitoba Hydro to avoid street poles. crews have been busy installing the lines to expand service and business coverage.

MacGregor Manitoba Telephone System Manitoba Hydro MTS

Local Ladies Win Shilo Bonspiel Top Event

The foursome of Lila Lamb, Jean McMahon, Carlie Robinson and Dorothy Smith won the top event in the Shilo ladies annual spring bonspiel held last week. They won all three games on Thursday to qualify for Saturday, then swept three more games to finish first. Congratulations ladies.

Lila Lamb Jean McMahon Carlie Robinson Dorothy Smith Shilo

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Rayford Lyn Dennis Snaith Snaith A. A. Tait Gordon Hay Merlin Lamb Glenn Lye Dennis Spiel Lamb Herman Weber Pete Jewelry McGregor Don Barber Ron Emerson Ben Borton Clarence Sparrow Roy Snaith Tom Lowe Percy Ewen Lionel Wright Stuart Young Ted Hay Jack Wolfe Ron Tell Terry Williams Bernie Calvert Ronnie Manns Frank Hay Duncan Lamb Dr. Ford Doug Noble Lloyd Jones Alex Beresford Harry Dankesreiter Wmn. Roberts Council Ore Ee Ron Jack Emerson Irwin Charlie Pennell Charlie Son Lorne Art Sealy Brandon Art Taylor
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