Manitoba Anglers Win Expanded Year Round Access and Trout Rules
Manitoba anglers gain year round access with designated trout waters expanding to Beaver Creek St Lazare and multiple lakes on Highway 10. Fishing limits shift on whitefish kokanee salmon and freshwater drum while muskellunge limits drop to aid stock growth. North season extends to April 30 with May protection. Nelson River and tributaries receive September brook trout closure.
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Evans
Beaver Creek
St. Lazare
Highway 10
Amulet
Mid
Korman Lakes
Kerr Lake
Neepawa
Nelson
Gods
Island Lake
Community Notes and Weekend Visits In MacGregor and Westbourne
Mrs Henry Duncan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Don Willman and Tanis of Minne Sharon McRae stayed with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Pennell of MacGregor Remember the Food Demonstration in MacGregor Memorial Hall Saturday Feb 4 Proceeds for Central Hospital Aid Gerald Markin Terry Duncan John McRae and Aron Hickert are participating in the Westbourne Men's Spiel this week Good luck fellows Mr Jack Patterson of London Ont is spending a few days this week at the J McRae home
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Henry Duncan
Don Willman
Tanis
Minne
Sharon McRae
Clarence Pennell
MacGregor
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Central Hospital
Gerald Markin
Terry Duncan
John McRae
Aron Hickert
Westbourne
Jack Patterson
London
Ont
J. McRae
Advisers Push Arms Halt for UN Peacekeeping
Foreign policy advisers urge future UN peace missions to condition operations on arms bans in the policing region. Canada faces financing and arms-impasse risks, with officials cautious about prohibiting arms imports while aiming for a modest funding pact. A dismissed brief by Rear Admiral Landmore criticized peacekeeping without arms restraint.
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United Nations
UN General Assembly
Southwest Africa
Canada
William Landmore
Inter
Cyprus
United Church History Sought in MacGregor Archives
The United Church Women request old record books and documents for MacGregor church history. They seek dates of early services and notable events, aiming to prepare a writeup for the Church Archives. Please submit to the Herald office this week, with a target to finish early February.
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UCW
United Church
MacGregor
Herald Office
Goes her own way Xingswood construction job
Janice Brady, 19, in Xingswood England left school to take a job with her fiancé's construction firm. She aims to support herself and gain work experience in the trades while planning a future independent path.
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Xingswood
England
Janice Brady
One District Meeting At MacGregor Collegiate Next Wednesday
A public meeting will be held at MacGregor Collegiate next Wednesday February 1 at 7 p.m. to discuss the one district school division referendum. Guest speaker R W Lightly assistant to the Deputy Minister of Education will attend along with other school officials.
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MacGregor Collegiate
At & P.m
R. W. Lightly
Austin Tops Arden In Double Header
Austin defeated Arden in two hockey games at Arden on Saturday. In the 10 and under game Jimmy Carruthers scored first period goal and Ronnie Amann added two in the third for a 3 0 win. In the 15 and under game Murray Makinson four goals Garry Loeppky three goals Ken Goertzen and Bill Young added singles in a 9 3 Austin victory. Spectators from Austin attended. Next home game Friday January 27 vs Plumas 12 and under at 7 pm.
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Austin
Arden
Jimmy Carruthers
Ronnie Amann
Austins
Murray Makinson
Garry Loeppky
Ken Goertzen
Bill Young
Plumas
Confederation Train Draws Huge Crowds Across Cities
The Confederation Train marked its 100 000th visitor Sunday as about 8 000 people queued in drizzle to view the six car display. Opened Jan 9 in Victoria by State Secretary Judy Lar Marsh, it drew crowds in Vancouver Nanaimo and at the waterfront CPR station, with officials predicting over 200 000 viewers before Vancouver departure Feb 1.
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Canada
Confederation
Victoria
Judy Lar* Marsh
John C. Beaubier
West Vancouver
B.C
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Waterfront
CPR
CNR
Baubier
Carberry 14 Defeats MacGregor in Friday Night Baseball
Carberry 14 edged MacGregor 12 to 4 last Friday as MacGregor battled with over age players and effort from locals. MacGregor scorers included Barry Scora and Robert Collins with Douglas Borton in goal and a lineup featuring Raymond Nichol, Bryan Hay, Robert Litster, Curtis Sims, Brian Nichol, Brian Telford, Carl Burch.
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MacGregor
Anders
Carberry
Brian Telford
Brian Nichol
Robert Litster
Curtis Sims
Raymond Nichol
Douglas Borton
Rickey Smith
Bryan Hay
Carl Burch
Barry Scora
Robert Collins
Austin Carnival Set for Feb 18
Austin's annual carnival runs Saturday February 18 with a queen contest hockey games races for all ages and costume judging plus broom call and other attractions plan to attend this ice carnival in the city.
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Austin
Beaver-Katrime 4-H Club Social Evening at Beaver Hall
A Beav er Hall social evening hosted by the Beaver Katzrime 4-H Club is scheduled for Friday February 3 at 8 30 pm featuring cribbage and crokinole. Donations for Rodgers store grocery hamper are gratefully requested. Watch for further notices about a February 27 date and a “Dinner at your Door” event.
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Beaver Hall
Rodgers Store
Community Notes From Weekend Gatherings In Winnipeg Area
Last weekend featured visits and well wishes across families including Elen Hulme Lorne Hulme and Betty and Linda Halliday in Bran don with many returning home. Birthday greetings were sent to several including David Hulme Bert Radford Gay Scora and A E Hulme aged 86. 4H Beef Club hosted parents for curling and lunch at the J Scora home while Wayne Palmer and Dick Snaith headed to Gillam for Hydro work.
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Elen Hulme
Lorne Hulme
1. Bueckert
T Boehlig
MacGregor Memorial ‘Hall
Central Hospital
David Hulme
Bert Radford
Gay Scora
A. E. Hulme
Les Bowes
Portage
Ruth Scora
Karen Snaith
Beef Club
J. Scora
Wayne Palmer
Dick Snaith
Austin
The
Hydro
Gillam
Charles Hammond
Sid Hay
Shannah
Tannis Heselwood
Linda
Lawrence
Victoria
Beaver News Beaver Rink Wins Second Prize at Bonspiel
Congratulations to Mrs. Wallace Stone and members of her rink Mrs. Robert Rodgers Mrs. Charlie Rodgers and Mrs. Tom Thomasson who won second prize in the Main Event at the Westbourne Ladies Bonspiel last week. They received electric bedroom clocks donated by Manitoba Hydro. Mrs. Roberta Stone and Mrs. Sally Kuley of Winnipeg attended the Monday Music Educators Music Workshop in Brandon last Friday and Saturday. The Beaver Katrime 4H Club Social evening scheduled for Fri Jan 27 has been postponed to Friday Feb 3.
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Wallace Stone
Robert Rodgers
Charlie Rodgers
Tom Thomasson
Westbourne
Manitoba Hydro
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Central Hospital Aid
Roberta Stone
Sally Kuley
Winnipeg
Music Educators Music Workshop
Brandon
Beaver Store
Jeffries Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary at Norfolk Manor
Mr and Mrs James Jeffries invite friends to Norfolk Manor on Saturday January 28 from 2 to 6 pm to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary in an at home gathering hosted by the couple and their family.
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James Jeffries
Norfolk Manor
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LYE Motors Ltd
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Defence Department
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United Church History
Austin Carnival
Southend Macaulay
Ave
Thiessen
Mrs
Harold Radford
Beaver News
Sea Travel
Brendan O’brien
Hill's
East Rexall Drugs
the Handicraft Club
Your Canada Manpower Centre
Portage LA Prairie
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