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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1975
Page
2
A single car crash two miles west of the Dandy Shell intersection on No 1 highway occurred Monday at 2 PM. James McKinnon, 36, of Lat 12 Peony Bay, lost control on an icy patch on the Trans-Canada highway, leaving the road and rolling into a ditch. He was not injured, but the car was deemed a write-off by police.
Dean Frank earns Bachelor of Commerce from University of Manitoba. Anne McDonald returns from Greece tour on December 8. Local families visit, weddings attended, and birthday wishes extend to several residents. Lions bonspiel winners Lyn Snaith and Linda Snaith with Robert and Velma Rogers, plus other social updates across Brandon and MacGregor.
Park wolves in Riding Mountain National Park are being equipped with radio collars to study movements social status and behaviour. The joint Parks Canada Canadian Wildlife Service project uses fixed wing aircraft to track signals up to 20 miles away. Researchers aim to improve management reduce human disturbance and inform interpretive programs. Farmers near the park are asked to report wolves killed outside park boundaries to the superintendent Wasagaming Manitoba.
Rossendale residents and relatives visited in Swan River and MacGregor with multiple families. The Community Club held a quilt and string art draw with Joanne Dickson winning the quilt and Mr Pogue winning the picture. Santa Claus parade planned for Dec 13 followed by a bazaar and coffee sale. arade pace noted. Church services scheduled including White Gift service on Dec 14 and Christmas service on Dec 21. U.G.G. supper attended in Treherne Legion Hall on Dec 8. U.C.W. nominating committee met and will present new officers on Dec 10. Bingo set for Dec 15 at 8 p.m.
Welcome to Mrs. Delia Moreau of St. Eustache now living in Elie Manitoba. Interest grows in building a skating rink with volunteers likely to be contacted this week to help put up the boards.
High Bluff district news extends best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw on their December 6 wedding at High Bluff United Church conducted by Rev. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw will reside in Port Hardy B C. The column also thanks United Way canvass contributors for a total of 977 dollars and lists canvassers. Also announced is the High Bluff school Christmas concert on Friday December 12 at 1 p m. Visitors and well wishes from Winnipeg Portage la Prairie and other towns are noted along with requests to return church towels.
Portage la Prairie council hears a detailed recreation commission brief outlining regional practices and recommendations for local adoption. Aldermen note the document is extensive and requires several meetings to map functions, programs, and facilities for smoother city recreation services.
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