Village approves interim budget for MacGregor
The MacGregor village council approved a provisional budget of 38000 to carry on until annual estimates are adopted plus 18000 for general utility operation and 10000 for capital. Mayor Glenn Lye presided during the last regular meeting with Clare Tarr of Central Plains Inc. discussing future costs and paving estimates for 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGreoor
Glenn Lye
Clare Tarr
Council
Central Plains Inc
MacGregor
Grafton
Hampton
North
North Railway
Government Road
Victoria
Temple
Maple
Maple Street
Lorena Ewen Leads Manitoba Museum Auxiliary Officers
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Manitoba Agricultural Museum elected officers and appointed committees for the coming year. President Lorena Ewen, with Betty Friesen as vice president and Stella Lobb as secretary led a busy season of work bees, building upkeep, event catering, and viewing-room preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Manitoba Agricultural Museum, Inc
Lorena Ewen
Betty Friesen
Stella Lobb
Anne Early
Hattie Moncur
Irene Black
Violet Doucette
Alice ‘Bodnarchuk
Ewen
Phyllis Smith
Freda Manns
S. Lobb
B. Friesen
Ella Kowalchuk
S.' Lobb
H. Moncur
Muir
Bodnarchuk
Muirhead
I. Black
A. Bodnarchuk
V. Doucette
A. Early
Ayr
Centreville
Anne Futro
Kowalchuk
P. Smith
F. Manns
A. Barry
A. Futros
St. Saviours
Hawks Lose 9-1 to Glenboro in Sunday Affair
Glenboro overwhelmed the Hawks 9 to 1 as Nordics players Gerry McGilvray and Kevin McGilvray led early scoring. Greg Wertz and Ken Wertz also contributed as Glenboro pulled away. Hawks coach Heselwood shuffled lines and defense after Telford left with injuries. Richard Christie faced heavy pressure but kept hopes alive briefly before Cher cher Cher. The Hawks visit Carberry Thursday and Holland Sunday for home games next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry McGilvray
Nordics
Hawks
Glenboro
Andy Fletcher
Richard Christie
McGilvray
Greg Vertz
MacGregor
Ken Vertz
al Longmire
Gerry Janz
Brian Telford
Kevin McGilvray
Greg Wertz
Engene
Heselwood
Craig Thomson
Ray Nichol
Bob Penner
Anderson
Janz
North
Grenboro
Robert Litster
Dean Couvier
Fletcher
Carberry
Holland
Pine Creek faces higher taxes amid education funding squeeze
Trustees of the Pine Creek school division warn that continued grant declines and rising costs will force a local levy increase of about 24 to 25 mills in the upcoming budget year. The 1975 plan projects 2.5 million in costs, 1.6 million in grants, leaving 0.94 million to be raised, with salaries and utilities driving the rise amid ongoing teacher contract talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
Board of Trustees
Minister of Education
Pinecreek
Bob Anderson Heads Norfolk Agricultural Society
Bob Anderson has been elected to lead the North Norfolk Agricultural Society at the annual fair board meeting. George Snaith and Nelson Hulme Jr. become first and second vice-presidents. Clare Tarr serves as interim secretary. No directors chosen yet. a new format will select them later this month. The board plans raffles and hay bale donations to offset deficits and will start plans to move sports grounds near the Community Centre. Toyland Shows for 1975 were contracted to fill another gap in the current fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Anderson
North ‘Norfolk Agricultural Society
Fair Board
George Snaith
Nelson Hulme Jr
Clare Tarr
Winnipegs
MacGregor WI elects officers and reviews 1974 year
Mrs. A MacDonald heads MacGregor WI at its January 16 meeting with twelve members. Installation formed a full slate of officers led by President MacDonald. The 1974 year saw twenty five members, ten meetings, and active service including school hosts and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor WI
L. Pennell
MacDonald
A. MacDonald
D. Sheard
E. Ormiston
P. McLoughry
M. Grove
A. Leckie
A MacDonald
Pilots edge Hawks 6-4 at MacGregor Center clash
The Pilots of Pilot Mound defeated the Hawks 6-4 at the MacGregor Community Center on Thursday night. Ken McCoy opened the scoring, Craig Thomson scored twice, and Bob Boyd led a second period surge while Jim Steeden added two for the Hawks and Philip Wesolowski held duty in net before an injury replacement.
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Pilot Mound Pilots
Hawks
MacGregor Community Center
Pilots
Ken McCoy
Gary Barber
Jim ‘Steeden
Craig Thomson
Robert Litster
MacGregor
Dean Couvier
Litster
Brad Wallace
Bob Boyd
Conner Beech
Philip Wesolowski
Larry Cruikshank
Wesolowski
Steeden
Lions Club Talent Show Planned at MacGregor Hall
The MacGregor Memorial Hall hosts the third annual Lions talent show on Saturday at 8 p.m. with live CFRY radio coverage. Three popularity prizes of 75, 50, and 25 dollars based on pledges plus a Yamaha judged talent winner will compete in Portage later with the top popularity winners. Prizes include Yamaha goods and 50 dollars from the Lions Club. Entries to Norm Hlutler Bill Simpson or Bil Schellenberg by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smacregor Lions Wanb
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Cfry Radio
Yamaha of Canada
Portage
Yamaha
The
Lions Club
Norma Hlutler
Bill Simpson
Bil Schellenberg
Community Seminar Planned Locally for Five-Year Plan
Central Plains Development Corporation invites all communities to embrace a five year plan. A mid February community seminar seeks input from local chambers councils church teachers community centre Lions Club hospital board high school elementary school and the general public. Participants are urged to prepare and record ideas and concerns for presentation.
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Central Plains Development Corporation
Commuuniy Centre
Lions Club
Hospital Board
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Mrs. A. MacDonald
W.I
Kelwood
Call Wass
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