Intermediates Roll To Two Road Victories This Week
MacGregor Intermediates defeated St Claude on Tuesday and Glenboro on Saturday to extend their road winning run. Bruce Stephens led the team with six goals against St Claude and four vs Glenboro, adding five assists. In the St Claude game, MacGregor led 52 at the end of the first period and 31 in the third, while Stephens scored multiple times. The team hosts Poplar Point in an exhibition Thursday and Glenboro at 2 pm Sunday at the MacGregor Community Centre. In the Glenboro matchup, MacGregor built an early 3-1 lead, dominated the second period 6-1, and finished 4-1 in the third with goals by Stephens, Thomson, R. Thomson, and J. Wood.
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MacGregor
St. Claude
Glenboro
Bruce Stephens
At &. Claude
Stephens
Gordon Smith
Poplar Point
Jack Wood
Monty Kerr
Macdonald
Rick Amann
Ken Klippenstein
Stuart Thompson
Mark McGregor
Austin-MacGregor Combines
Ernie Sutherland
Roger Pogue
Grain Exports Hit Record 791.6 Million Bushels Canada
The Canadian Grain Commission reports the 1971 72 crop year ended July 31 with exports totaling 791.6 million bushels, surpassing 1970 71 and including 616.5 million bushels of wheat and flour. China purchased 111.7 million bushels, the USSR 109.6 million, Japan 50.6 million, Britain 47.1 million, plus 15.3 million bushels of other grains and by products.
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Canadian Grain Commission
Commission
China
Canada
Soviet Union
U.ss.r
Japan
Britain
Commons
W. E. Jarvis
Industry Department
Grains Group
CP Rail
Alf Gleave
NDP
Saskatoon- Biggar
Austin Men's Open Bonspiel at Austin Community Centre
The Austin Men s Open Annual Bonspiel runs Thursday to Sunday February 15 to 18 at the Austin Community Centre. Four events are offered with a rink entry fee of 16 dollars. Entries must be phoned to Dan Rintoul or Cecil Jones by noon February 14.
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Austin
Austin Community Centre
Dan Rintoul
Cecil. Jones
Minor Hockey Weekend Proves Very Successful
A busy weekend at MacGregor Community Centre featured sixteen minor hockey games from Friday to Sunday. MacGregor teams battled Oakville Portage and others, with standout scorers including Allan McCulloch, Jamie Lye, David Street, Larry Jonasson, and Rick Amann. Final day saw MacGregor 14s and 12s winning and MacDon ald 18s defeating Austin MacGregor Combines 65. referees and volunteers were thanked for their efforts.
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MacGregor
MacGregory
Oakville
Allan McCulloch
Jamie Lye
Rnders
Portage
David Street
Kenneth Allinson
MacGregor-Austin
Koko Platz
Combines
Jim Carruthers
Jack Gronk
Arnold Smoke
Garry Barber
Brett Tarr
Harvey Williams
Jon Ammann
Larry Jonasson
Stuart ‘Thompson
Austin
Gladstone
Carberry
Mark McGregor
Kenton Giesbrecht
Ron Boschman
Robert Wiebe
Robert Thompson
Murray Noble
Stuart Thompson
Dale MacDonald
Austin-MacGregor
Portage Southside
Town Happenings recap of curling bonspiels and local sports
Weather stays mild but winter returns with a Monday snow shower. Pine Fall bonspiel saw Jack Wolfe Glenn Lye Ron Borton and Dennis Lamb finish third in the third event after eliminating Cecil McIntosh. Wolfe’s rink won Winnipeg grand aggregate with a 142 record aided by Ken Wolfe and Portage players. Upcoming events include Austin and MacGregor men’s spiels with dates in March and a Victoria Cougars coach from MacGregor Bob Briscoe profiled.
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Winnipeg
Jack Wolfe
Ken Wolfe
Don Thompson
Terry Owens
Eaton
Wolfe
Fellows
Glenn Lye
Ron Borton
Dennis Lamb
Pine Fall
Consol
Cecil McIntosh
Jack
Ken
Portage
MacGregor
Bob Briscoe
Victoria Cougars
Bob
Edmonton Journal
Victoria
Special Crops Course In MacGregor Next Week
A five day program sponsored by the Manitoba Department of Agriculture runs February 12 to 16 in MacGregor. The course costs $1 per person per day and aims to boost profits from special crops with expert instructors.
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MacGregor
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Duck Mountain Park plans detailed for 15 to 20 years
Manitoba minister Larry Desjardins released a provisional Duck Mountain Provincial Park development plan covering 315000 acres of Duck Mountain Upland Plateau within the 615000 acre surrounding forest. The plan, prepared with parks branch and mines department, aims to guide recreation and resource protection with potential boundary changes and low density wilderness use.
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Manitoba
Larry Desjardins
Duck Mountain
Parks Branch
Department of Mines, Resources and Environmental Management
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Craig Thomson
R. Thomson
Doug Barton
M. Kerr
B. Telford
Brian Nichol
B. Stephens
J. Woods
Thomson
G. Lye
J. Steeden
B. Tarr
P. Davey
Sandra Maureen Anderson
Robert M. Anderson
Grace General Hospital
Sandra
Fred Clarke
MacGregor Lions Club
Dick Min
Tsukamoto
J. Tsukamoto
B. Funk
G. Bonnefoy
G. Platford
D. Smith
D. Webster
D. Murray
J. Rogalsky
A. Domes
Statistics Canada
Rogalsky
Farmer
Art Leckie
Temple Lodge No. 49
Robert Brown
Leonard Smith
Walter Machan