Terriers Grab First Place With Weekend Win Streak
The Portage Jr B's led 1 0 before the Terriers surged with a Dale Ward hat trick and goals by Doug Ron Atkins and Ken Bear to beat the N E Comets 7 5 at Pine Falls. Ward scored twice more in a 7 3 win over Selkirk as Portage solidifies top Jr B standings.
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Terriers
Steinbach Millers
Portage Jr. B
Portage
Dale Ward
Doug Ron Atkins
Ken Bear
Terrier Jr. B's
N.E. Comets
Pine Falls
Doug Leslie
Mark Wilson
Doug Blight
Arnie
The
Comets
Backer
Caister
Shade
Munro
Ward
Hutchinson
Fingas
Wilson
Leslie
Berard
Arnie Blight
Barry
Roscoe
Kettles
Derochers
Terry Wizinski
Sohr
McGillivary
Terrier
Selkirk
Terry Wumarski
Bob Hyde
Cam Large
Garry Maksyalyk
Jr. A's
Mitch White
Point Colony School Opens With Remodeled Bright Classrooms
The Point Colony opened its new school in a grand ceremony on November 17. The remodel includes a spacious classroom, adjoining teacher’s workroom, washrooms with running water, and colourful banners by students. Supt. G. Girard and school board members spoke as Rev. Fred Waldner welcomed guests. An engraved plaque honored students and teachers Paul Woolmann and Bill Camier. Fire prevention programs by Winnipeg Fire Department officials were highlighted with demonstrations.
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Point Colony
Colony
Fred Waldner
Supt
G. Girard
Rudy Friesen
Joe Legault
Loyd Clegg
Earl Stoperz
Milltown
Mike Waldner
Karen Poborsa
Paul Woolmann
Bill Camier
Indies
Thiessen
Winnipeg Fire Department
John Suszko
Manitoba Biologists Track Deer Movement With Marked Animals
Manitoba biologists have tagged about 615 deer since 1972 in Shilo Spruce Woods Neelin Turtle Mountain Whitemud Lauder Antler River areas to study seasonal use and habitat. Priority is winter summer range, overlap, and hunting season sightings. Public reports aiding movement data are requested.
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Manitoba
Department of Renewable Resources and Transportation
Shilo-Spruce Woods
Neelin-Turtle Mountain- Whitemud Lake
Lauder- Antler River
Lewis Lamb vows in August 1975 double ring ceremony
Susan Elizabeth Lamb and Murray Douglas Lewis wed at MacGregor United Church on August 16 1975 at 5 00 p m in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Nelson Hutchinson The gown a sheer white empire waist design with Guipure lace and pink accents The bridal party wore pink green and yellow gowns with white sheer flecked embellishments The reception followed at MacGregor Memorial Hall The couple resides in White Horse Trailer Park Headingley Manitoba after a camping trip to the west coast
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MacGregor United Church
Susan Elizabeth
Duncan Lamb
Portage la Prairie
Murray Douglas
George Lewis
Austin
Nelson Hutchinson
Holly Harkness
Susan
Karen ‘Smith
Julie Lamb
Beverley Lamb
Kimberley Lewis
Allan Lewis
Dennis Lewis
Terry Lam
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Susan McKelvy
Bill Roberts
West Coast
Mrs. Lewis
White Horse
Trailer Park
Headingley
Manitoba
Population to rise to 26.2 million by 1986 says Statistics Canada
Population is expected to grow 22 percent from 1971 to 1986 reaching 26.2 million, with households expanding faster at 49 percent to nine million in 15 years. The shift stems from changing lifestyles among youths born since 1945, more single-person households, and rising one parent families and divorces.
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Ustawa
Social Notes From Livingstone Christmas Gatherings
Eva Gillespie sends well wishes to Mrs. Homer Fehr a patient at Gladstone hospital. Mr and Mrs Harry Reid hosted Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs Charles Townsend at Cypress River. Weekend visitors included Roy Meloney and family Teulon. Greg Fehr and family with Garth Wallin Winnipeg. Homer Fehr. Allan Fehr Rodney and Ernie Ford visited Ken Ford Arden. Robert Reid of Winnipeg spends Christmas holidays with his parents Harry Reid and Gwen.
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Eva Gillespie
Homer Fehr
Gladstone Hospital
Harry Reid
Charles ‘Townsend
Cypress River
Roy Meloney
Surrindow
Ed Drohomereski
Teulon
Greg Fehr
Garth
Fire safety letter urges prevention this Christmas
Bert Zwiep of Ebtrun urges readers to admit past fire mistakes and follow Deputy Chief Watson’s warnings. He recounts a kitchen fire three weeks earlier, notes insurance covered damages, and plans to live upstairs by Christmas. He urges gifting a deep fryer and fire extinguisher at tree time for safety.
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Watson
Depuy
Chief Watson
Bert Zwiep
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Lewis-Lamb
M.D. Lewis
Daily Graphic
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Livingstone News
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Callaway
Lapcha E Cor
Chartered Accountants
HA. Lye
Portage Avenue
Wagoneer
Cherokee Northend
Royalite
Royal Canadian Legion
Legion
Serena
China
Seecac
Klassen’s
Bargain Centre
Coleco
Motogros
Karn Magnussen
Winnipeg Jets
Co-Op Home Centre
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