March and Mrs Jm Nerr Visit Winnipeg and Local News
Mar and Mrs Jm Nerr visited Mrs M Laurie in Winnipeg. Scott Lamont returned to Brandon January 2 to resume studies. Weather mild with drifting and winds. storm roared through Alberta and Saskatchewan on Jan 2 3. More daylight in evenings, spring on the way. Several local visits and New Years gatherings noted, with prayers for peace and good will. Several names and addresses from Brandon Portage MacGregor and area appear among holiday guests and family visits. Deadline reminders for weekly news items.
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Mar
Jm. Nerr
M. Laurie
Winnipeg
Scott Lamont
Brandon
Alberta
Saskatchewan
J. Purkess
Purkess Sr
Treherne
Dale Foster
Kenny Wright
George Kelly
Bonnie Kerr
Larry Richardson
L. Crealock
E. R. Pogue
Stan Crealock
Jack Smale
Smale
C. Nichol
W. Bodie
Jim MacDonald
G. D. Noble
MacGregor
F. Nichol
Calgary
G. R. Nichol
Bill
C. Rands
High Bluff
Canada
Raymond Nichol
Glen Nichol
Dale Brecknell
D. McDonald
Gladstone
N. McDonald
Portage
Jim Lamont
Roy Boak
Edwin
Plaskett Sr
Whnis Purkess
E. Towerzey
W. Siemens
H. Siemens
Surrey
B.C
L. Siemens
Alta
Lorne Siemens
Charleswood
Eugene Siemens
Leaf Rapids
Man
Peter
Hall Wright Vows Exchanged at Evangelistic Centre
Carol Wright and Brian Hall wed in Prince Albert Sask on September 2 1972 in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Ross Pennoyer and Rev Alvin Hall. The bride wore a white chiffon over taft gown with illusion veil and lilies of the valley. Attendants included matron of honor Marilyn Updike and bridesmaids Gwen Wright and Joy Miller. Groom's party featured Ross Hall and Darrell Hall of MacGregor with ushers Sterling Duck and others. The reception was at the Salvation Army hall and the couple plans to reside in Whitehorse Yukon.
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Evangelistic Centre
Prince Albert
Sask
Carol
Arlene Wright
Brian Robert Hall
Ross Pennoyer
Alvin Hall
Vernon Wright
Brian
Hall
MacGregor
Man
Marilyn Updike
Lethbridge
Alta
Gwen Wright
Joy Miller
Hamiota
Keilani Thomas
Nice
Ross Hall
Wichita
Kansas
Darrell Hall
Sterling Duck
Armstrong
B.C
Gerald Wright
Eldon Wright
Dire
Peonoree
Ruth
Maureen ‘Thomas
Benito
Linda Gillam
Salvation Army Hall
Brenda Wright
Robin Thomas
Benito, Man
Pennoyer
Cyril Hazel
Irene Hall
Melita
Darlene Hall
Room
Sterling Dueck
Strickland St
Whitehorse
Yukon
J.freeman
White Fox
N. Wright
Victoria B.C
G. McBain
D. McBain
A. McBain
White Fox, Sask
D. Updike
Lori
Alberta
A. Hall
David Knol
Pine Creek
Lynn Shields
Hanna
Gilbert Olson
Les Broadland
Snowmobile Fines Hit Burns Lake Couple for railway trespass
Herb Muar and his wife Sue were each fined 150 dollars after pleading guilty to operating snowmobiles on the Canadian National Railways line near Burns Lake British Columbia. A passenger train collided with the vehicles on December 17 and the pair escaped seconds before impact. Provincial Court Judge L G Saul banned them from snowmobile use for 30 days and noted the machines were valued at 2400 dollars. Millar said they were trying to cross the track to reach a lake.
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Herb Muar
Sue
Canadian National Railways
Burns Lake
B.C
Millars
L. G. Saul
Millar
Holmes Thiessen Wedding in Austin Bride Barry Holmes
The church wedding of Helen Thiessen daughter of Mr and Mrs Abram Thiessen of Austin and Barry Holmes son of Mrs Irene Holmes of Pine Creek was held Saturday September 30. Rev A J Regier officiated with Edith and Doreen Toews singing At This Altar and The Wedding Prayer. The bride wore nylon lace over satin with seed pearls and a nylon net veil. She carried red roses. bridesmaids wore coral fortres lace gowns and pale yellow roses. The groom wore a green suit with pale green shirt and a red rose boutonniere. About 200 guests attended the reception at Austin Memorial Hall and the couple honeymooned in the USA before settling in Pine Creek.
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Macaregor Sergmaier
Helen
Abram Thiessen
Austin
Barry Holmes
Irene Holmes
Pine Creek
A. J. Regier
Edith
Doreen Toews
Lois Regier
Sylvia Rempel
Arnold Prosser
Lynda Evenson
Austin Memorial Hall
Norman Tilly
U.S.A
Manitoba Grants Total 311321 For Cooperative Ventures
Manitoba government announces grants totaling 311321 to fund cooperative ventures and community service projects. The funds aim to create about 565 manmonths of work for province residents, with 178678 allocated across 12 co operatives including Louis Riel Co op in St Laurent and Churchill River Coop in Pukatawagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimer Works
Manitoba
Louis Riel Co-op Inc
St. Laurent
Churchill River Coop Ltd
Pukatawagan
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Bagot and District
Sol
Siemens
Unversity of
Mr. and
Mrs
B.R. Hall
Thams
Hall-Wright
Mary Maxim
Ralph
Austin Credit Union
Austin, Magrego
R and Gladstone
MacGregor Community Centre
Pete McGregor
Ron Telford
MacGregor and District Community Centre
Prolapchal & Co Chartered Accountants
Mampton
Pauch el
McMaster
Portage LA Prairie
Holland
Zenith
Christianson Ltd
John Deere
Tarr