Pine Creek Teachers Seek Ten Percent Pay Hike
Pine Creek teachers have requested a 10 percent salary increase plus fringe benefits with contract proposals submitted to the division negotiating committee earlier this month. Further talks are planned in January as the board awaits ministerial approval for school additions at Gladstone, Austin, and MacGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
Pine Creek ‘Teachers Association
Eleme
Gladstone
Austin
MacGregor
Brandon
John Unrin
Wm. Morton Collegiate
Elizabeth Kirland
Audrey Koerksen
Heather Kinley
Loretta Keyers
Cheryl Willis
Gwen McDiarmid
Helen Johnston
Angela’ Braun
Sherrilyn Mauthe
Gordon Steiss
Austin Red Cross Holds Annual Meeting
The Austin Branch of the Canadian Red Cross held its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. B Outhwaite. New officers installed were Mrs. Frank Brown as secretary and Mrs. Iverna Thomson as campaign manager. Former officers reinstalled were Mrs. Anne Rand as president, Mrs. Flossie Cookson as vice president, Mrs. B. Outhwaite as treasurer and Mr. P. Hiebert as convener for the Women's Work Division. Campaign receipts for the year were 510.00 a very good report. The new secretary is taking over responsibilities from Mrs. B. Outhwaite who has served as secretary for about thirty years, and the group honors her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
The
Canadian Red Cross
B. Outhwaite
Frank Brown
Iverna Thomson
Anne Rand
Flossie Cookson
P. Hiebert
Carberry vs MacGregor Hockey At MacGregor Centre Thursday
MacGregor intermediates host Carberry Thursday night at the MacGregor Community Centre in a local hockey clash noted for its entertaining history. Randy Painter opened the scoring for the locals, Ken Green pulled the visitors closer, and a late push fell short.
Village Council Sets Up Committees for 1973 MacGregor
MacGregor village council met on December 11 and formed committees for 1973. Russ Tarr serves as Deputy Mayor for 1972 73. Ed Leckie and Sid Hay hold key roles on finance water and sewer and other groups. Committees include Transportation Health and Welfare Parks Recreation Garbage Disposal Police and Fire Finance Water and Sewer Memorial Hall Health Unit Chamber of Commerce Weed Control Planning Jackson Lake Development Recreation and more with chairs named and councillor reps assigned. An RCM P service agreement was approved with Manitoba for May 1 1972 to March 31 1972 costing 8573.00 and 8429.75 payable. Council also set church and Masonic Hall grants at 5 mills and noted 1973 audit fee 1526.50. Funds transfers and road lighting discussed. police fines issue under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Russ Tarr
Portage Health
Ron Borton
Sid Hay
Ed Leckie
Memorial Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Central Plains
Glenn Lye
S. T. Hay
Council
Geo. Snaith
Planning Commission
Art Butterfield
Jackson Lake
MacGregor and District Recreation Assoc
Norfolk-MacGregor
N. Norfolk
Bernard Wiebe
Malcolm Burtrors
Jake
Secretay
R.C.M.P. Service
Province of
Manitoba
Department of Industry and Commerce
Chamber and
Agricultural Society
P.E.P
Linden Hatcheries
Marr
Four Way
North Norfolk
Community Centre Set to Open January 13
The Community Centre officially opens Saturday January 13 at 2 30 pm with a ribbon cutting at centre ice. A weekend bonspiel begins Friday night and minor hockey starts at 10 30 am with games continuing until 8 pm. A figure skating show and family skating follow. No charges for events. Local officials and MPs will attend. Businesses in MacGregor will close for an hour to allow attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Ice
MacGregor
Figure Skating Club Reorganizes for Year
The Figure Skating Club held its re organization meeting on Saturday December 16 at the Community Centre. Officers for the 1972 73 session are Vivian McGregor president Marie MacDonald vice president Mae Parkess secretary treasurer and directors Bev MacDonald Linda Snaith Velma Rodgers Anna Fitzpatrick Gladys Bergquist and Eleanor Shaw. Fees remain at 9 50 for the first child in each family and 2 00 for each other child with 7 50 maximum per family. Practice times are 330 pm Wednesdays and 1100 am Saturdays. Power skating classes will be included in sessions and young hockey players are urged to participate. A grocery hamper will be set up at McKellar s Store and skating families are asked to contribute an item. The club has been invited to take part in the Community Centre opening January 13. Ethnic costumes are required. if you have one to lend contact an executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne macGrregor Figure Skating Club
Vivian McGregor
Marie MacDonald
Mae Parkess
Bev MacDonald
Linda
McKellar
MacGregor Chamber of Commerce Active in 1972
The 1972 MacGregor Chamber of Commerce year featured President W C McKelvy and active discussions with the Tourist and Convention Association, Central Plains Development Corporation, and Department of Industry and Commerce. The group aided events, explored part time staff, sponsored community activities, and eyed ongoing development for 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Chamber of Commerce
W. C. McKelvy
Chamber
Central Plains Development Corporation
MacGregor
200 Club Winners at Community Centre
The 200 Club winners were Barry Mcintosh on December 16 Ron Telford on December 28 and Hope Collie on December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor and District
Srnners
Barry Mcintosh
Ron ‘Telford
Hope Collie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minister of Education
MacGregor Collegiate
Sprucedale Workshop
Debbie
Cathy Carruthers
Lyall Douglas
Susan Thiessen
Verna Giesbrecht
Barbara Nelson
Susan Zacharias
Nettie Zacharias
P. Diehl
D. Johnson
H. Samuels
O. Kunzelman
PEP
Tivity
Austin Red Cross
Carberry
Miami
Randy Painter
Ken Green
Pilot Mound
Doug Barton
Jim Boaz
Ray Nichol
C.thompson
R. Painter
Gord Lye
Jack Wood
Brian Telford
Jim
Isteeden
Brent Tarr
Joe Davey
Monty Kerr
Brian Nichol
Phil Davey
Edwina Ruth Berry
Winnipeg General Hospital
Winnie
Ed Berry
W.M.C.I
General Hospital
Klassen
Masonic Hall
MacGregorian
Department of Municipal Affairs
Woodlawn Drive
Public Utility Board
Department of Attorney- General
C.P.R
Development Corporation
Lions Club
Gordon Parkess
Santa Claus
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