Bud Corrigal Heads Austin Hockey Club
The Austin Hockey Club held its annual meeting on November 9 naming Bud Corrigal as president for the 1971 season with Lou Carrothers as vice president and Glen Rands as secretary treasurer. Team rosters cover four age groups and a series of games at Carberry and MacGregor iden tify match results and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Hockey Club
Bud Corrigal
Lou Carrothers
Glen Rands
Helen Rands
Edith Cronk
Agnes Carrothers
Jaeger
Brent Graham
Ricky Amann
Roy Cronk
David Williams
Marvin Cairns
Wayne Leopky
Brian Stevenson
Brent Moore
Dwaine Frederickson
Dean Hodgins
Don Reimer
Ron Friesen
Bob Curtis
Darwin Rintoul
Garry Rintoul
Michael Nylins
88 Were Placed For Adoption In 70 Centennial Year
The Children's Aid Society of Central Manitoba report shows 88 adoptions in 1970, including 76 locally and 12 through ARENA. End-year figures: 291 families with 1 013 children receiving services, and 478 children in care. A new guideline set was adopted for foster home operations and budgeting. A long term study on children in care aims to optimize group foster home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Central
Manitoba
Bruce Fraser
Arena Adoption Resource Exchange of
North America
Fraser
Andy Rutherford
Alan Smith
Foster Home For Boys Committee
Rutherford
Midgets Split Victory Over Austin 7 5 at MacGregor Rink
On January 21 at 8 pm the MacGregor 16 and render's beat Austin 7 to 5 at MacGregor rink. Phillip Davey opened scoring early, with Brent Tomchuk Bruce Hay and Gordon Lye tallying as well. Lye scored three goals and assist from Phil and Brent. Only two penalties were called, one to Shawn Harkness Be. Next game scheduled January 49 at Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Rnder
Austin
Phillip Davey
Brent Tomchuk
Phil
Bruce Hay
Brian Tomehuk
Joe Davey
Gordon Lye
Brent
Brian
Shawn Harkness
Community Leaders Explore Attracting Industry In Portage
Norman S. Bergman told about 30 Central Plains Inc. attendees that communities must decide to progress and prepare for industry. The two key aims are leadership development and evaluating labor, housing, and services to handle new workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman S. Bergman
Ae Mansions
Tment
Nnrevelcome
Bergman
Central Plains Inc
Moreso
Portage
Ald
Cliff Bagrie
Men's Bonspiel at MacGregor Curling Club February 11 14
Plans progress for the MacGregor Men's Curling Club 32nd annual bonspiel set for February 11 to 14. Four events with four prizes each plus individual trophies. entry is 16 dollars per rink. Substitutes allowed with name at entry. Buffet lunch February 12 in Memorial Hall 5 to 7 p.m. Entries close February 10 noon to Doug Noble Ron Telford or Robert Anderson. Ladies spiel scheduled February 19 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Men’s Curling Club
Doug Noble
Ron ‘Telford
Robert Anderson
MacGregor Curling Club
Gordie Lye
Bud Bieganski
Robert Litster
Brian Telford
Pete McGregor
Town Happenings and Upcoming Curling Events
Temperatures linger in the cool twenties with a forecast of extreme cold. The men’s curling tournament runs February 11 to 14 and the women’s event on February 19 to 21. A note from Mrs. B.C. Peterson of Winnipeg is included. Milf is seeking good curlers while a skip is not interested in entering.
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Ara
Milf
Emergency Fire Numbers and Local News Recap
Emergency numbers for Austin and MacGregor fire departments are listed for residents. Austin should dial 637 2300 and MacGregor 685 2300 for fire calls only. The column notes renewed Herald history and rapid progress on MacGregor Collegiate additions, plus local home projects and door-to-door sales warnings. A March of Dimes campaign reminder closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guidenis
Ih “Ie
Austin” Area
Austin Fire Department
MacGregor District
Austin
MacGregor
Ces
Local hockey teams kept active in MacGregor district
The MacGregor and district Minor hockey squads stayed busy with several games last week. The 8 and under team won once in two outings, defeating Macdonald 4 0 with Robert Wiebe earning the shutout and Stuart Thompson and Larry Jonason scoring twice. They then lost 2 0 to West End in Portage. The 10 and under and 12 and under squads also played at home and away, including a 4 2 MacGregor win over Brookdale with Mark McGregor scoring three and Ken Klippenstein one, and a 2 0 loss to Austin with Brookdale’s Lorne Fraser and MacGregor’s Brad Lamb standing out in goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Denser
Kenny North
Brian Cairns
Carberry
Austin
MacGregor
Wellwood
Shilo
Macdonald
Robert Wiebe
Stuart Thompson
Larry Jonason
Portage
West End
Murray Noble
Stuart
Brad
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Clare Tarr
MacGregor Chamber of Commerce
Norm Bergman
Manitoba Department of Industry and Commerce
Doug Gendron
Campbell Soup Company Ltd
Dale Rands
Doug Cronk
Ray Johnson
Keith Carothers
Jeff Stevenson
Scott Pool
Paul Kowalchuk
Keith Jaeger
Kelvin Giesbrecht
Allan Hotel
Bruce Giesbrecht
Brian Giesbrecht
Dick Carrothers
Rick McCory
Jim Carrothers
Garth Knox
Harvey Williams
Jack Cronk
Ron Amann
Glen Loewen
Barry Hodgins
Ben Dueck
Richard Corrigal
Gordon Williams
Russel Loewen
Roy Manns
Bernie Dueck
Lester Rand
Kevin Beresford
Wayne Loney
Keith Hodgins
Dale
Mr. Bergman
Department
Robert Adrain
Mr. Adrain
D. G. Rodger
Gordon Snider
Memorial Hall
B.C. Peterson
Winni
Fire Department
Peg
MacGregor Collegiate
Mgee
Bill Olito
Gunnar Gunnarson
Bill
Gunnar
Council
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