Ladies bonspiel enters second week of action
The SlacGregor Ladies Pick a Week Bonspiel enters its second weekend with 16 rinks in action first week and 22 to 24 rinks expected this weekend. Marion McGregor foursome topped week one by defeating Linda Snaith. Phillis Pennel led week two with a win over Pam McGregor. Helen Borton’s les femmes and Lorraine Chant’s outfit reached finals spots with Mazel nyan’s Danita Peck team also prominent. A good crowd watched on ice and some seasoned curlers considered switching to spectating.
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slacGregor
Nto
Marion McGregor
Linda Snaith
McGregors
Phillis Pennel
Pam McGregor
Helen Borton
Les Femmes
Lorraine Chant
Mazel Nyan
Danita Peck
Hazel
Rockets edge Hawks as late goals lift home team
Bob Williamson scored on a roller past Doug Barton to give the Rockets a lead. Brent Tart stole, set up Darryl Borton who scored to make it 2 0. Earl Reed elbowing penalty and other calls kept the game tense as the Hawks faced discipline late in the period.
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Bob Williamson
Doug Barton
Rockets
Hawks
Brent Tart
Holland
Darryl Borton
Borton
Evans
Ken North
Jeffery
MacGregor
Heselwood
Darwin Hamilton
Don Miller
Thomson
Williamson
Neitzel
Brinden Drain Tale and Local Hockey Clash Report
A historic Wellington area piece recalls decline of social life and a tombstone inspired the Brinden Drain name. The hockey match details a come from behind Hawks loss as Darwin Hamilton nets late winner securing series. A letter to the editor proposes supervision of public address during minor league games.
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Norman Birkett
Faith Services Listed For Multiple Churches In MacGregor Area
Local church notices enumerate Sunday schedules for Evangelival Mennonite East-End MacGregor and MacGregor Rossendale United Church with combined service, Austin United Church and Sidney United Church morning worship and Sunday School times, Anglican St Pauls Morning Prayer and Sunday School, ChristChurch Austin Holy Communion, and Calvary Tabernacle Sidney worship at 11:00. Contact numbers for rides listed. Church events span Feb 23 and Feb 25.
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Evangelival Mennonite Church
East-End MacGregor
Macgregor
Rossendale United Church
Hutchison
E. Lamb
Giles
Austin United Church
Sidney United Church
Christchurch
Austin
Holy Communion
Sunday School
Jerusalem Diary From 1975 letter Home About Travel and Meals
A Canadian writer in Jerusalem describes U N civilian staff, visits to Rockefeller Museum and Israel Museum, and a desire to mail a letter from the city. He notes Parliament security, Government House, hotel meals including fillet mignon and cordon bleu, prices around 16 to 18 pounds, and mixing with a Danish journalist. The letter dated January 20 1975 arrived January 31.
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Jerusalem
Rockefeller Museum
Israel Museum
Parliament Buildings
U.N
Government House
Thad
Werner Snitzel
Rene
Ismalia
Golan
Austin Events Schedule Highlights
A date set for February 21 to 23 at Austin weekend events. The W. I. meeting convenes February 27 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Street’s home with lunch hosted by Mrs Anderson Mrs McLoughry and Mrs Painter. The annual Austin carnival is planned for Saturday March 1.
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Austin
W. I
Street
Anderson
McLoughry
MacGregor Minor Hockey Tourney Wraps With Ringette Added
The third annual minor hockey tournament held at the arena featured players from ages 5 to 16 over Friday to Sunday. Ringette debuted with a 84 win by MacGregor girls over Melrose Community Centre and a forthcoming 3:15 p.m. Saturday game against Sturgeon Creek. Several tight matches occurred including MacGregor 10 year olds besting Portage All-Stars 5 to 3, and 12 and unders edging Lions 12 to 10. The event raised about 400, with plans for a March 28 29 combination hockey tournament and ice carnival.
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Ringette
Melrose
East Kildonan
Winnipeg
Sturgeon Creek
Andunders
Gladstone
MacGregor
Landunders
Portage
Lions Club
Lions
Portage North Side
Murray Kidd
Oakville
Holland
Minor Hockey Association
Minor Hockey
MacGregor Kids Lose MAHA Debut Then Fall In Exciting Games
The MacGregor team opened with a 4-3 MAHA loss to Glenboro as Rodgers Jonasson and Boschi scored singles. Hooper Wotton assisted. Other lineup details include Gee Rodgers MacDonald Jonasson Scott MacDonald Thompson Birkett Hooper Neufeld Boschman Wotton Koop Scora Ferris Letkeman. They later lost to Gladstone 128 with MacDonald and Thompson scoring, Loop Boschman Rodgers Jonasson adding assists. In Winnipeg they fell to Ken Green’s Airways 62 with Jonasson scoring twice and Thompson and MacDonald earning assists. On Feb 13 at Glenboro MacGregor dropped a 2-0 round with Jonasson scoring twice and Boschman adding two, aided by Thompson Wotton MacDonald Gee and Birkett in defense. Scotty McDonald guarded the net in a strong team effort. C Chris Christianson, Barrister Solicitor Notary, Hampton St MacGregor, offers Tuesday hours.
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Winnipeg Airways
MacGregor
Gladstone
Holland
Portage Southside
Southside
Carberry
Brookdale
Mmursaay
Theiraneanders
Glendoro
Rodgers
Jonasson
Boschi
Hooper Wotton
Gee
MacDonald
Scott MacDonald
Thompson
Birkett
Hooper
Neufeld
B. Boschman
Wotton
Koop
Scora
Ferris
Letkeman
Loop
Boschman
Doug Pogue
Winnipeg
Ken Green
Airways
Glenboro
Scotty McDonald
Nets
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Macgregor Herald
P.O
Vooni Press Ltd
Hampton Street East
Manitoba
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Canadian Community Newspapers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
United States
Ian A. MacKenzie
Allen Macgregor
Wellington
Water Board
Harris Binden
Brinden Drain
Bindon
Wallace Stone
Cammanty Cente
Anglican Church OF Canada
St. Paul’s Church
Michael Tipper
Pentecostal Assemblies OF Canada
A. J.hall
Calvary Tabernackle
Sidney
Dick Fehr
Tte
Sid Hay
Chris) Christianson
Mr. Farmer
Vscane
Miata Sninatten
Everoquip
MacGregor, Manitoba
Magregor Community Centre
Somerset
Legislative ‘Assembly of Manitoba
Government of
St. Paul’s United Church Hall
Morden
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Building
Jack R. Reeves
Legislative Assembly of
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