Barber Rink Advances In Consols Competition
The Barber foursome Don Barber Ron Emerson Tom Telford and William Turner advanced in the British Consol play with wins over Austin Edvrans Bagot Rossendale and Carberry. They then defeated Carberry in a deciding third game at Austin to claim progression. The team later traveled to Souris for further events with results noted elsewhere in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Barber
Ron Emerson
Tom Telford
William Turner
Consol
Austin
Edrans
Bagot
Rossendale
Carberry
Barber
Portage la Prairie
MacGregor
Edvans
Roy Snaith
Merlin Lamb
H. Gilmour
Jim Durwood
Harold Wright
Jim Pogue
George Thompson
Wes Campbell
Harvey Schneider
Dave Sissons
Bob Thompson
Rueben Frizzley
Craig Frizzley
Don Landers
Wes Henry
Carbery
Bob Sims
Glen Barth
Souris
Massey-Harris
75th Annual Fair Memories Committee Forms
The Herald notes a committee will write weekly recollections of the 75th fair and past fairs. Beards are increasingly visible among participants, with over 30 estimated, including Ken Hay and Nick Kowalchu from Austin. Entry buttons to be distributed for a $1 fee. details pending. The Agricultural Society adjourned with a vote to permanently locate the yearly exhibition at MacGregor, and the athletic association plans a joint stock company to buy land for a speeding track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Austin
Ken Hay
Nick Kowalchu
The
Agricultural Society
MacGregor
Ssue
Athletic Association
Frank J. Thompson
St Pauls Anglican Church Annual Meeting Held
St Pauls Anglican church held its annual meeting Tuesday evening January 23 at H A Lye home with good attendance. Rev Hicks opened with prayer and chaired. Reports from SEP Phases described a successful year. Glenn Lye presented a satisfactory treasurer's report. 1962 officers include Rector's warden A T Snaith people's warden C R Barber secretary Nelson Hulme treasurer Glenn Lye and vestry members R E Lye Andy Stone W Hodge Cyril Palmer Chas Kitson A E Chant Don Barber Ron Borton Mrs J C Lewis Mrs Raymer Mrs A E Chant. Rev Hicks closed with prayer and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Anglican Church
H. A. Lye
Hicks
Glenn Lye
A. T. Snaith
C. R. Barber
Nelson Hulme
R. E. Lye
Andy Stone
W. Hodge
Cyril Palmer
Chas. Kitson
A. E. Chant
Don Barber
Ron Borton
J. C. Lewis
Raymer
A G McGregor Re-elected To Head Local C of C
The MacGregor Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting on January 23 in the Legion room at MacGregor Memorial Hall. A G McGregor was re-elected president, Dennis McMahon vice-president, and Harold Orchard secretary treasurer. New executives include Glenn Lye Trevor Owens Duncan Lamb Garry Cobbe and Herb Borton. A plan to boost attendance and invite farmers was approved along with a home and grounds beautification competition co sponsored by the Chamber and the North Norfolk Agricultural Society. Membership fees remained 85 for businessmen and 1 for associates. The next meeting is scheduled for early March with invitation extended to area business people associates and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Chamber of Commerce
Legion Room
MacGregor Memorial Hall
A. G. McGregor
Dennis McMahon
Harold Orchard
Glenn Lye
Trevor Owens
Duncan Lamb
Garry Cobbe
Herb Borton
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce and
North
Norfolk Agricultural Society
MacGregor and Glenboro Clash For First In CISHL
The MacGregor Intermediates won three straight games including a 14 4 win over Cartwright on Thursday and a 7 2 victory at Manitou on Sunday. The win lifted MacGregor to first place by four points though Glenboro still has three games left. Third place teams Wawanesa Manitou and Treherne each have 10 points. The big Glenboro game was Saturday night as Glenboro who had lost only once faced the leaders, with MacGregor’s scoring line Heselwood Gibson and Barber dominant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Cartwright
Glenboro
Manitou
Wawanesa
Treherne
Red
MacGregor Boys
Heselwood
Gibson
Barber
Big Guns
Hes
Lawrence Heselwood
Garry Buchanan
Bob McKelvy
Pete McGregor
Buchanan
McKelvy
Don McJanet
Rocket “Tonto” Beauchamp
Ken Green
Bob Briscoe
MacGregor Rink Tops Austin Ladies Bonspiel
The 10th annual bonspiel began Monday January 22 with 21 rinks from Edrans Bagot Pine Creek Pratt Katrime Westbourne MacGregor and Austin Roy Snaith drew the events. Marion McGregor led MacGregor to top honors as finals concluded Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Austin Lages Cummy
Edrans
Bagot
Pine Creek
Pratt
Katrime
Westbourne
MacGregor
Austin
Roy Snaith
Vvent
MAHA Playdowns Begin As Local Teams Enter Action
The sanxoon Amateur Hoc key Association drew provincial playdowns with three MacGregor teams in C class receiving a bye. Midgets face Gladstone in a two game total goals series, while Bantam B meets Gladstone with the return leg in Gladstone. Hockey crowds remain down despite good play and fair roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanxoon Amateur Hockey Association
MacGregor
Morris
Dominion City
Gladstone
Y W C Elects Officers for 1962 Beaver
The Beaver YWCA elected officers for 1962 including honorary president Audrey Smith and president Florence Gilbert. Norma McLachlan is secretary, Audrey Smith also treasurer, with Mary Martin and Jean Harkness on the sick committee. A $5 donation was made to the March of Dimes. Next meeting at Mrs Ivy Pears home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Y.W.C
Audrey Smith
Florence Gilbert
Norma McLachlan
Mary Martin
Nizen
Jean Harkness
March of Dimes
Ivy Pears
Ladies Rink Wins at Carberry Bonspiel
Carberry Ladies annual bonspiel drew 17 rinks including MacGregor. The team of Jean Wright Doris McCarl Mary Stratton and Vera Lamb won first prize in the third event, earning carving sets after five games with a decisive run of three straight wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carberry
MacGregor
Jean Wright
Doris McCarl
Mary Stratton
Vera Lamb
School Rinks Capture Titles At Annual Bonspiel
The annual School Division Bonspiel drew 24 rinks last Thursday and Friday. MacRegor curlers claimed three finals appearances and all five rinks entered the fours. Palmer rink beat Lasson for the Principals Trophy. Stewart rink topped Smith for the Srances Sropuy. Frizaly rink took fourth in the Students' Event. Bergquist rink placed fourth in the Trustees' Event. Winners earned trophies and crests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secot
Line Creex
Macregor
Doug Palmer
Ross Nichol
Myrna 101
Donna Dankesreiter
Joe Lasson
Langruth
Len Stewart
Bob Briscoe
Donna Gilbert
Donna Butterfield
Craig Frizaly
Rick Palmer
Carole Chariton
Linda Duncan
Wayne Bergquist
Dallas Barber
Donna Wark
Lorna YcLaughlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Laporte
St. Paul’s Church
Agat Wu Sue Marion McGregor
W.A. 7
M. Lamb
M.C. Lloyd Jones
Gladys Scora
Florance Hay
P. Bogue
M. Richardson
L. Amann
Hydro — Nous
Audrey Lamb
Gladys Roosen
Jarge Snaith
Nellie Wright
A. Lamb
I. Thomson
B. Barber
M. Moore
Curling Club
Ella Jedel
Lyla Beresford
Edith Hay
Ann Futrus
M. MecKelvy
L. Fotheringham
G. Early
Ivy Berquist
Glady Berquist
H. Nichol
W. Critchlow
McRae
Katrinne
L. Ewen
B. Stephenson
Maha
Y.W.C
Srances Sropuy
Jim Smith
MacGregory
Jim
Chuck Lewis
Donna Strat‘on
Sharon Bergquist
Manitoba
Winnipeg
LaRiviere
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