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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 26, 1977

Page

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Pool Elevators Urges Informed Vote On Beef Pleaiscite

Manitoba Pool Elevators, a grain cooperative with cattle operations in St Boniface, Brandon, Virden, and Inwood, asks beef producers to get full information on the current marketing system and any proposed in the Manitoba beef marketing board plebiscite. It urges registration, regional meetings, and knowledgeable ballot decisions.

Portage LA Prairie Manitoba Pool Elevators St. Boniface Brandon Virden Inwood Manitoba Beef Marketing Board Daily Graphic Portage Leader Frank Sissons Portage MPE Manitoba Manitoba Pool Beef Marketing Inquiry Committee

Roy Yuen recalls MacGregor fire

Roy Yuen recalls the January 3 house and cafe fire that burned his home of 37 years in MacGregor. He described smelling smoke at 3:30 am and trying to awaken others while fire spread, thanking the nearby villagers for aid as Clare and Lola Tarr alerted the fire department around 4 am.

C. J. Clark Roy Yuen Mr. Yuen Yuen Hawks Pretzel Ricard Brent Tarr Jim Steeden Gerald Durand Monty Kerr

Firerecalls 1897 Massey Harris Warehouse Blaze

Mrs H J Collins of MacGregor alerts Herald to a 1897 fire similar to the January 3 blaze. Hazel Orchard notes the Massey Harris warehouse fire started about 1 am in Rat Portage era, damaging Sharpe’s business and residence, D McLean and F Course barber shop, with 17 seed drills lost. Papers in the warehouse survived in a safe. Johnson building badly damaged. residents displaced.

H. J. Collins O MacGregor Herald The Hazel Orchard Massey Harris W. Sharpe D. McLean F. Moechel Jeweller F. T. Course Pete Martin Sharpe Western Lumber Company Rat Portage Martin's Albion House

Central Plains TCAM considers 1977 budget and plans

The Central Plains branch of TCAM adopts a 13400 budget for 1977 covering the Assiniboine River canoe route project bus tour development and promotional work. Provincial funding was about 0 with Tourism Minister Hanuschak noting unlikely increases. Branch president Ida Jones praised the year and leaders Brickman and Jones fielded questions before a final film on Manitoba canoeing.

Sharron Wild Central Plains the Tourist and Convention TCAM Assiniboine River Ben Hanuschak Ida Jones Headingley Tom Brickman Hanuschak Brickman

Trendsetter Awards Honor Regional Tourism Pioneers

The first Trendsetter Awards were presented at the Central Plains TCAM meeting in Portage la Prairie. Six awards recognized individuals and organizations from Cypress River to Slaney for contributions to Central Plains tourism, presented by Vic Stuart with TCAM officials and Minister Ben Hanuschuk in attendance.

Sharron Wild Central Plains The Tourist and Convention Association of Manitoba TCAM Portage Cypress River Alonso St. Francois

MacGregor Hawks Earn Two Wins But Shut Out By Stags

MacGregor Hawks split two wins and a loss in a back to back set with St. Claude Knights. Grant Farncombe Danny Painter and Steve Ford sparked a 6 3 win while Painter netted the decisive goal in a 3 3 tie that became a 6 3 final. Referees Richardson and Calder drew critique for penalties and crease calls.

MacGregor Hawks Shilo Stags Herald Glenn Lye Hawks St. Claude Knights Richardson and Calder MacGregor John Boschman Grant Farncombe Danny Jerry Painter Knight Gerry Brad Lamb Brother Jerry Danny Painter Mahon Farncombe St. Claude Steve Ford

Benefit Dance For MacGregor Fire Victims Planned

The community of MacGregor organizes a benefit dance and social on February 5, sponsored by the MacGregor Chamber of Commerce to aid five victims who lost businesses on January 8. Bill Simpson Keith Thompson Roy Yuen lost their businesses and home. The Lions Club led a three day drive January 12 to 14 raising 1,20 in donations. An open meeting February 1 will appraise needs with Central Plains Inc. reps attending. The aim is to resurrect the area destroyed by fire.

MacGregor MacGregor Lions Roy Yuen Yuen MacGregor Hotel Frank Hay Norb Hutler Lions Fred Clarke C. J. Clark MacGregor Lions Club Glenn Lye Ron Roteliuk Ken Arundell Central Plains Inc

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