Minor Hockey Teams Busy Schedule Across Austin Trips
The MacGregor district Minor Hockey teams played last week with four teams traveling to Austin and the 8 and unders hosting Holland. Results: 10U tied 3-3 with three late goals by Mark McGregor. 12U lost 2-0. 14U won 3-1. 16U fell 5-1. 10U to Gladstone Tuesday. 12U and 16U also in Austin. 14U earned a 3-1 road win. 8U started strong against Holland but lost 6-4 with Thompson scoring twice. Rosters listed for each squad.
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MacGregor
Austin
Holland
Mark McGregor
Robert Wiebe
Lyle Pogue
Grant Noble
Harvey Nichol
Darren Borton
Darren Frank
Reed Frank
Brian Drader
Murray Noble
Glen Purkess
Dale MacDonald
Kenton Radford
Ken Klippenstein
Barry MacDonald
Gladstone
Macdonald
Brad Lamb
Dean Grove
Bruce Nichol
Tim Stone
Brad Scora
Bill Nichol
Robert Parkess
Wayne Klip
Brent ‘Tomehuk
Ionie
Stuart Thompson
Larry Jonasson
Doug Bollman
Bradley Rodgers
Scott Mac
Donald
Vaughn Burch
Kevin Nichol
Neil Ferris
Clayton Duncan
Daryl Scora
Tim Pennell
Moore Rink Wins Austin Mixed Spiel at Bonspiel
The Austin mixed bonspiel concluded with three events. Moore Rink captured first in the first event with Wayne and Mabel Moore, Marilyn Moore and others. Harold Manns led the second event with Matilda Manns and Harold Hughson. Malcolm MacDonald topped the third event with Carol-Ann MacDonald and Glen Duncan. Rinks came from Winnipeg Brandon Virden Carberry Sidney Pine Creek Worthy Pratt and MacGregor. The Ladies Curling Club sponsored lunch. Drawmaster Danny Rinton kept play moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Moore
Mabel Moore
Moore
Marilyn Moore
Glen Thomson
Deanna Makinson
Bill Makinson
Marilyn Thomson
Stan Smith
Lloyd Jones
Harold Manns
Matilda Manns
Harold Hughson
Jane Hughson
Clayton Steward
Catherine Smith
Walter Livingstone
Melba Stewart
Arnold Walker
Lionel Wright
Malcolm MacDonald
Carol - Ann MacDonald
Glen Duncan
Lynn Watts
Scott Smart
Judy Jones
Cecil Jones
Nancy Smart
Reg McFarlane
Clifford Kilfoyle
Winnipeg
Brandon
Virden
Carberry
Sidney
Pine Creek
Worthy
Pratt
MacGregor
Ladies Curling Club
Danny Rinton
Fire destroys John Watsons home in sub-zero weekend
Heavy snow and freezing temperatures kept people indoors yet a blaze completely destroyed John Watsons house last Sunday Jan 31. He could not save any belongings and is currently staying with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith. A benefit event was held Saturday at Firdale school for Watson with a large crowd and strong program. Overnight guests at the E Campbell home included Mrs K Van Tournhout and David, Mr and Mrs A Van Tournhout and Jerry Joyal of Fort Garry. Sunday afternoon visitors to the John Wieler home were Mr and Mrs Dave Wieler and family of Arden and Peter Doerksen of Gladstone. Mrs Kulba returned Friday from Neepawa hospital after a five week stay. Hospitals reports list Henry Bueckert and Harvey Streick as hospitalized.
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Sally Wieler
John Watson
Fred Smith
Firdale School
E. Campbell
K. van Tournhout
David
A. van Tournhout
Jerry Joyal
Fort Garry
John Wieler
Dave Wieler
Arden
Peter Doerksen
Gladstone
Kulba
Neepawa Hospital
Henry Bueckert
Harvey Streick
Katrime Curling Bonspiel Set For February Week
Katrime canceled bonspiel will be held the week of February 22 to 27 with entries directed to J. McRae or H. Duncan. Bev Caskey and Shirley Brown from Dauphin visited over the weekend with Bev’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. McRae hosted Sunday songs with the Olson family from Gladstone. Bill Phillips and sons of Souris visited Monday for supper with the Caskeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrime
Phorle
J. McRae
H. Duncan
Caskey
Shirley Brown
Dauphin
Bev
Bert Caskey
Olson
Gladstone
Bill Phillips
Souris
Religious services listed for MacGregor area churches
A schedule of Sunday services for Evangelical Mennonite, MacGregor United, Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Bethel, Calvary Tabernacle, Sidney United, Austin United, Anglican Church of Canada St Pauls MacGregor and Christ Church Austin. Services include times for Sunday School worship and prayer with all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Mennonite Church
East End
MacGregor
Dick Fehr
George Kennedy
Wellwood
Austin
Sidney United Church
Anglican Church OF Canada
Tom Bailey
St. Paul's Church
Christ Church
James Duncan Dies in Brandon
James Duncan 88 died in Brandon on January 24. Funeral services were held Tuesday January 26 at Brockie Donovan Chapel Brandon with Rev Burgess of Knox United Church officiating. Born in Elgin Scotland he came to Canada in 1910. He worked on the Virtue farm in Oakleigh district then Rivers and Austin. Survived by brother George A Duncan Austin and sister Mrs Mary McQueen Inglehart Ont. Pallbearers Melvin Thomson Bruce Hay Owen Jones Frank Ashton John Morrow Howard White. Interment at Rosewood Memorial Gardens.
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James Duncan
Brandon
Brockie - Donovan
Burgess
Knox United Church
Pine Creek 4 H Combines Plan March of Dimes Drive
The fifth Pine Creek 4 H Combines meeting at Mr and Mrs Hughson discussed raising money to aid the March of Dimes for an artificial limb. A film program on Schmockey Night is set for Feb 19 at 8 p.m. in the Austin College auditorium and a $25 club donation was approved. The next gathering will be March 2 at 7 30 p.m. at the Hughsons.
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Pine Creek
Club
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