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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1973

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Lions Rodeo Proves Very Successful at MacGregor

The MacGregor Lions Club hosted their second annual rodeo to large crowds on both days. Events included bull and bareback riding, calf roping, saddle bronc, barrels, goat tying, plus clown acts. Local and regional riders from St. Pierre, Lundar, Winnipeg, Langruth, St. Eustache, Portage, Brandon, Westbourne, Kisbee, Sask., Carnduff and others competed. Rick White, a former local, coordinated stock and rode in several events. A teen dance, rodeo dance, rink casino, and barbecue supper complemented the festivities with trophies and prizes supplied by Carling Brewery and local sponsors.

MacGregor Lions Club St. Pierre Lundar Winnipeg Langruth St. Eustache Portage Brandon Westbourne Kisbee Sask Carnduff Rick White Elie Memorial Hall Carling Brewery George Corbet MacGregor Hotel Tarr’s Solo Four-Way Motors Gulf Service Austin

Canvass for Artificial Ice Starts Next Week

The canvass committee for the artificial ice at MacGregor Community Centre will begin next week. A recent meeting set up teams and mapped the area to be canvassed, with volunteers visiting households. The events committee outlined plans for fair booths at North Norfolk Fair and a booth for the minor baseball tourney on Sunday June 24 at the fair grounds.

MacGregor North Norfolk Fair Grounds

Conservatives Split Over Bilingual Public Service Plan

The Commons approved a government bilingualism program by 14 to 16, with 16 Conservatives breaking party ranks led by Peter Masniuk and Craig Stewart amid abstentions by Social Credit. Earlier, Stanfield’s bid to embed the resolution in the Official Languages Act failed 143 to 96, prompting Diefenbaker to denounce the move as a fraud harming citizens not fluent in English or French.

The Commons Trudeau Social Credit Western Canada Robert Stanfield Peter Masniuk Portage Craig Stewart Marquette Stanfield John Diefenbaker

W I Hold Meeting At Members Home

On May 24 nine W I members visited Mrs Giercke for a meeting led by president Annie Thompson. Reports were heard, a directors meeting set for June 12 at 2 pm at Eva Ormiston’s home, with lunch and social time. Next gathering planned for June 28 at Mrs Street’s home.

W. I Giercke Thier Annie ‘Thompson Eva Ormiston Mary

Rural Council to Discuss Lighting Roads and Care Home Plan

The Rural Municipality of North Norfolk held its June meeting with talks on street lighting in Austin and Sidney, road improvements east of 6-109, and a proposed care home to be built with hospital facilities. Debates covered CMHC procedures, tax notices, mill rates, and cemetery grants, with by-laws for debentures and a Magpies control measure approved.

North Norfolk Austin Sidney Duncan Manitoba Hydro Austin and Sidney Philip Stephenson Jackson Lake Camp Totogan Stephenson Collins CMHC General Municipal Ministers Watershed Reserve Austin Rec MacGregor Rec Austin Village General Austin Ltd Pine Creek S.D Portage S.D Beautiful Plains S.D

Norma Hall elected Manitoba United Conference lay president

Norma Jane Hall was chosen president elect of the Manitoba Conference of the United Church of Canada, the first lay person and first woman in the role. The Brandon University meeting ran May 31 to June 3 with 400 delegates, installing Rev. John A. McLachlan as president. He and Hall will guide church work amid changing interdenominational attitudes.

Norma Jane Hall Manitoba

MacGregor Reads Summer Recreation Plans And Events

MacGregor Recreation Director Gus Lodwesh announces full summer programs with upcoming events. Clean-a-thon successful. June 22 village cleanup. Judo clinic runs noon to June 22. Laurel and Hardy film at MacGregor High Gym and youth club meeting June 21. graduation June 29. playground parade June 30. slow pitch, badminton, karate, and campouts planned. Volunteers urged to assist 9 am to 10 pm.

MacGregor Hoeppner MacGregor High Wilfred Pilkington Thas MacGregor High School Council Laurel & Hardy MacGre MacGregor High School Recreation ‘Commission

MacGregor and District Featured in Manitoba Book

The forthcoming book Manitoba Land of Song and Saga profiles MacGregor 78 miles west of Winnipeg with tartan days and Scottish heritage. It notes a minor ball tournament on June 24 to support an artificial ice project, and credits Penny Ham of Carberry with the manuscript, awarded the Margaret McWilliams prize in 1973.

MacGregor Arizona Worthy Pratt Bagot Austin Sidney Lavenham Prairie Books Saskatoon Saskatchewan Farm Western Producer Manitoba Winnipeg Marquess of Lorne Canada James MacGregor St. Cuthbert's Church Penny Ham Carberry Man Newfoundland Major E. J. Pratt Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association

Austin Dominion Day Sports Set For Sunday July 1

Austin and District annual Dominion Day Sports will be held on Sunday July 1 with baseball fastball and other events. The program includes men s baseball, men s and ladies fastball, minor boys and girls ball and bingo. Keep July 1 open for this community event.

Austin District Annua

Manitoba election set for June 28 in Portage area

Manitoba voters will elect a provincial government on Thursday June 28 with polls open 8 am to 8 pm. Nomination day is June 14. In Portage constituency Liberal Gordon Johnston NDP Albert Barrett and Conservative Dr George Fairfield compete, with Liberal Gordon McPhail and NDP Gordon Stewart in Gladstone. Conservatives host event at MacGregor Memorial Hall June 6 with Fairfield Ferguson Enns in attendance.

Manitoba Portage MacGregor MacGregor Laundromat Memorial Hall MacGregor Memorial Hall Dr. Fairfield Gladstone Jim Ferguson Lakeside Harry Enns Gordon Johnston NDP Albert Barrett George Fairfield Gordon McPhail Neepawa I. H. Asper Gordon Stewart Plumas

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Moe Zoo England Mama Bear W.I RM. of G. G. Harder Council Vern McKelvey Bill Moncur Wm. Morris George Mack Museum Airport Commission Beaver Rosehill Museum Manitoba United Conference Charlie Kiwanis International Presnt Division of ‘Mission In Norma Jane Glenboro Faithful Fellowship Carl Kidd Fred McNally Ralph Donnelly Northland Presbytery Churenut CAC Creative Arts and Communication Knox United Church Gus Lodewes MacGregor and District Margaret McWilliams MAC. &Dist Austin Sports
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