MacGregor Intermediates Beat Gladstone In Hockey
MacGregor Intermediates scored four unanswered goals in the first period and defeated Gladstone 74 on Thursday night. Barry Barber led MacGregor with two goals, while McGregor Strain Carruthers Sears and Hay added goals. Kulman led Gladstone with two markers. Bergsen and Pearch scored the others. The game featured tight play with only three penalties issued. Next MacGregor home game is Saturday January 17 against the Winnipeg Tobans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Gladstone
Barry Barber
McGregor
Strain
Car *Rothers
Sears
Hay
Kulman
Bergsen
Pearch
Walter Allan
Bob O’niel
Townsend
Olson
Weber
Lamb
Barber Strain
Tilly Heselwood Buchanan
Harvey
Carruthers Gladstone
Bednarz
Rodgers
Berry
Fair
Emerson
Foster
McLennan
Blyth
W. Wilson
R. Wilson
McKinnon
Barber
Tilly
Orson
Car Fathers
Winnipeg Tobans
George Dorman
MacGregor Bantams
Austin
Pee. Wees
Bantams
Carberry
Local Packsters Dominate RC A F In Saturday Match
MacGregor overwhelmed RC A F 17 to 3 with seven first period goals and 10 more in later periods. Art Sears led MacGregor scorers with six goals, supported by Barry Barber Gib son and others. RCAF scoring came from Chalbois Campbell and Matheson as MacGregor staked claim atop the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Sears
Tilly
RCAF
Campbell
Paul
Weber
Gibson
Lamb
Matheson
Heselwood
Buchanan
MacGregor Barber
Morris
Baker
RC. A. F
Art Sears
Barry Barber
Glen Morris
Pete McGregor
Laurence Heselwood
Garry Buchanan
Chalbois
Local Curling News from British Consul Playdowns
Cyril Palmer, MacGregor's Consul representative, leads his rink with Grant Fotheringham, Art Butterfield, and Earl Thompson after winning the playdowns. Results from January 5 to 9 show Palmer defeating Lye and Kilfoyle, and Shaw and Barber advancing before the final Palmer victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Allan
H. Lamb
McRae
Shaw
Graham
J. Emerson
R. Emerson
Barber
Snaith
Palmer
Lye
Emerson
Kilfoyle
Shaw Cyril Palmer
MacGregors Consul
Cryil
Grant Fotheringham
Art Butterfield
Earl Thompson
Village And Rural Councils Hold Monthly Meetings
MURAL COUNCIL session on Tuesday January 6 1958 records oaths of office for 1959 with Ward representatives listed and Chas E Hotel as Reeve. Committees named Finance Machinery P W and Drainage Props and Aid and banking powers granted to the Reeve and Sec Treas for 1959. Appointment to North Norfolk MackGregor Medical Nursing Unit No 184 for a 3 year term noted amid ongoing council business.
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North Norfolk
Frank Sims
Jas. Lambert
Image Creek
W. J Wenham
GC Fotheringham
H. R
R S. Stratton
Hugh Clancy
Treas
A. M. Hay
Rebt. Boaz
H. A. Lye
Hotel
A. Emerson
G. C. Fotheringham
Fotheringham - Rote
Mural Council
Revee Hotel
Council
Percy Alderson
J. A. Emerson
Leo Bieganski
J. L. Fox
Reg MacFarlane
Lloyd Willis
Reeve
Chas. E. Hotel
M. E. McKinnon
Ing
Fox
Wil
Alerson
Emerson
Bieganski
P. W
MacFarlane
Alderson
Berganski
Pers
Revee
Fox-Willis
See-Treas
Emerson-Alderson
C. E. Hotel
Norfolk - MacGregor Medical
Jas Lambert
Close Call on Bingo Game Delayed One Week
The townsciv orcas report a near win for a two thousand dollar bingo prize that proved false on Monday morning. Three more numbers will be released. latest numbers appear in the Lions advertisement this site. Check cards and gamble on any card for a chance to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsciv
Orcas
Lions
Manitoba School Plan Campaign Launches January 19
Manitoba教育官员宣布在1月19日启动的学校计划宣传活动将通过两名修女地区和四十个公开会议由内阁部长和教育官员在全省举行。教育部长McLean表示会通过全国计划加强宣传，使公众在二月晚些时候就设立中等教育区及学校管理等内容进行投票前获得充分信息。
Exhibition Hockey On Saturday Night at MacGregor Rink
The local club faces the Winnipeg Tobans in a Saturday night exhibition thriller at the MacGregor rink. Tobans rival a 15 to 20 year top tier reputation coached by and featuring former MacGregor players George Dorman Jim Dorman and Alvin Ritchie. The game starts 9 15 p m with strong local anticipation.
United Church W A Notes Active Year Ahead
The January meeting of the United Church W A was held at Mrs. A M Hay home with 15 members present. The year 1958 was very active for our W A and 1959 shows promise of continued activity and reward. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
W.A
A. M. Hay
Collegiate Curling Weekends Sparking Student Activity
Collegiate Chatter notes a busy curling week with close draws and student camaraderie. Earnest Beaudin beat Larry Moore while Pat Bogue topped Gloria Arris in the one o clock draw. three o clock results included Gail Walker and Norma Stratton wins. Plans for a February 6 and 7 Bonspiel invite rinks from Austin Portage Gladstone Westbourne Sidney and Rossendale. The Neepawa Black Hawks provide music for a Friday dance and a school sports dance is planned. Miss Lorna Walley returns to town and renews ties with former students. Youth club reform is planned and several mattresses have arrived as some boys practice on the PT box in the hallway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Beaudin
Larry Moore
Ron Pettitt
Jen Olito
Tom Satkunas
Dennis Snaith
Pat Bogue
Gloria Arris
Gail Walker
Shirley Hay
Norma St
Miss Walley
MacGregor Local News Teems With Store Talks and Theatre Hopes
In MacGregor excitement grows over potential new businesses including McLeod’s Hardware and an International Harvester agency. Rumors say Bob Harvey may reopen the Tivoli Theatre, a community landmark. A big button and items left at Memorial Hall stir small town notices, while curling club winners and upcoming bingo tease local sports and social events. Readers are urged to send in news to boost the back page column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Solo
Funk
McLeods Hardware
International Harvester
Bob Harvey
Bob
Mr. Harvey
Herald Office
Palmer
MacGregor and
Bob Briscoe
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