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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 02, 1977

Page

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Seniors Attend Verdi Opera At Centennial Concert Hall

MacGregor seniors on a chartered Portage la Prairie bus journeyed to Winnipeg for Verdi's The Masked Ball at Centennial Concert Hall. The 41 travelers toured via Austin Holland Treherne Rothwell Oakville, enjoyed a snowbound ride, and heard the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra under Piero Gamba with Manitoba Opera Chorus. The production showcased an 18th century Swedish palace setting and a grand masked ball in Act III.

MacGregor Portage la Prairie Winnipeg Centennial Concert Hall Austin Holland Treherne Rothwell Oakville No. 34 Hidden Valley Assiniboine Sweden Gustav III Rome Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Piero Gamba Manitoba Opera Chorus King Gustav's Palace

Local Heart Fund campaign targets MacGregor door to door

Mrs. Robert Anderson will chair a Manitoba Heart Foundation drive in MacGregor in February, aiming for 14 canvassers to cover roughly 250 to 300 families. The effort shifts from last year's mail campaign to a door to door approach, with volunteers distributing heart attack and stroke warning material and emergency guidance.

J. Gen Robert Mettie) Anderson MacGregor Manitoba Heart Foundation Heart Fund Anderson Ross Thompson Reg Nerzel Wevrie Martins Wes Turner al Johnson Manitoba

MacGregor looks to reuse fire site with public plan talks

A well attended MacGregor meeting at the municipal office discussed rebuilding options after January 8 fire. Mayor Glenn Lye noted the goal to involve residents in deciding the site’s future, with ideas ranging from new multi business space to a simple walkway and Keith Street extension, and options for cost, tenants, and local investment.

MacGregor Ron Rotelink Glenn Lye Clare Tarr Ken Arundell V. ¥. Clark Keith Street

MacGregor Sets Rates for New Ambulance Service

The MacGregor ambulance committee met Tuesday to discuss the 1977 budget and operations. Members from MacGregor village, North Norfolk municipality, and a hospital representative will supervise ambulance maintenance, with rates set at 15 dollars for in village service and 15.80 dollars per loaded rural mile, plus flat rates to Winnipeg, Portage, Brandon, Carberry, and Gladstone. A garage may be added to the care home, and tires will be purchased for the new ambulance. Volunteer drivers listed include Borton, MacDonald, Fitzpatrick, and others as training continues.

Sy Uicee MacGregor Ambulance Committee North Norfolk MacGregor Ron Borton Ed Penner Harold Manns John Bender Harold Fitzpatrick Am‘bulance Srom MacGregor Winnipeg Portage Olunteer George Martens Richard Locke Don MacDonald Keith Thompson Grant ‘MacDonald Doug Borton John Boschman Abe Driedger Doug McTavish Barney Wiebe Ralph Jonasson Jim MacDonald

Hawks edge Rockets in thriller for eastern division lead

Hawks prevail 5 4 over the Rockets at Holland to surge two points clear atop the eastern division. Jim Steeden scored twice with assists from Robert Litster and Craig Thomson as Glen Whincup added two goals, while Brad Lamb made key saves in a tight contest that swung momentum early and late.

Hawks Glenn Lye MacGregor Holland Rockets Brad Lamb Jim Steeden Robert Litster Craig Thomson Larry Michiels Bill Jerrey Doug Metcalf Vex Steeden Leo Landuette Lamb Laurie Oliver Bill Jeffery Metcalf Michiel Glen Whincup Jerry Painter Brian Telford

Hearing screening program set for Pine Creek schools

The Pine Creek school board announced a joint hearing screening program with the education and health departments, Elks Lodge, Royal Purple, and local teachers. It will test all grade one pupils, those who failed last year, special education students, and others suspected of hearing issues. Screenings use audiometers, with referrals to an audiologist and ENT specialist. Results go to parents and the family physician. Most impairments are treatable, some may need hearing aids. Completion expected by early February.

Elmer Moffat Pine Creek Department of Eduction Department of Health and Social Development Elks Lodge Order of the Royal Purple Pine Creek Division

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