Intermediates eliminated in playoff hockey season ends
The MacGregor intermediates were knocked out of South Central League playoffs by Wawa, 5 3, and then lost to Dominions City, 124, in the Armstrong series. Garry Buchanan and Barrie Barber scored for MacGregor with Perry Allan and Dennis Lamb playing hard defense. The team ends a modest season, having given their all despite losses.
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MacGregor Intermeieucs
Wawafiesa
Armstrong
Dominions City
Wawaesa
Wawaese
Garry Buchanan
Barrie Barber
Edwin UCW March Meeting and Local Events
The March UCW meeting at Mrs. R. Gould’s home drew eleven members with Mrs. R. Boyer presiding and leading the World Day of Prayer. A variety concert was set for April 17 with lunch and social time organized by Mesdames C. Boyer and J. Lyall. Elsie Lang won the flower fund draw as local activities included a toboggan slide at Pallister's hill and visits among residents. The Edwin curling club championship was won by Jack Ferguson’s rink, and school bonspiel results were listed with multiple prize placements. Deepest sympathy extended to Mrs. McConachie family after W. O. McConachie’s passing.
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UCW
Miss Kliever
Pallister’s Hill
C. McDermott
Geo
F. Bogue
MacGregor
Don’ Painter
Winnipeg
R. Boyer
West Coast
Max Oval
Eric
Trail
B.C
van B. Hill
Maxine Neufeld
Ron Cousins
Norman Tait
Wayne Anderson
Mack Chepil
Billy Moffat
Edrans News celebrates local birthday milestones
Congratulations to two more Edrans folks. George Currie of MacGregor celebrated his 75th birthday recently.
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George Currie
MacGregor
World Day Of Prayer Observed In MacGregor Bethel Church
World Day Of Prayer was marked in MacGregor on March 1 with services at Bethel Church and strong attendance. Participants included CGIT members, Mrs. Kay Smith as guest speaker speaking on More Than Conquerors, and Mrs. Armistead at the piano. The offering totaled 27.90 with local residents noted in visits and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Bethel Church
David Chung
Canada
CGIT
Armistead
Othrs
Becker
Patterson
R. E. Lye
Kay Smith
Springbrook 4-H Cub News Jamboree and Bonspiel Report
Foodsters held their business meeting February 19. They decided to send membership to the Agricultural Society at MacGregor and to award prizes to Food Club members at their achievement day. Senior members and readers were invited to attend the 4H Jamboree at MacGregor. Wagot club invited one rink from our club to their bonspiel February 23. Attendees were Anne Lowe Barbara Bull Lynne Anderson and Deanne Futros. We lost our game but enjoyed the day and hospitality of the Bagot members.
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Agricultural Society
MacGregor
Food Club
Wagot Club
Anne Lowe
Barbara Bull
Lynne Anderson
Deanne Futros
Bagot
MacGregor 4H Bonspiel and Friends Visit Weekend
Southend Macaulay News reports Friday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Chant and Mrs. Doris Landgraf of Maple Creek. Doris visited with Art Chant Wednesday. A curling team led by Cliff Lee and others won the Young Farmers Bonspiel in Austin. The 4H Beef Calf Club plans a March 22 dance in Macaulay school with Harold Wright’s orchestra.
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Marcy
Bert Seaman
Art. Wright
Wellwood
Wm. McCullough
Stan Sylvester
Winnipeg
Gerald Chambers
Austin
Ken Smith
George Horne
Neepawa
Fred Smith
Bob Johnson
Edrans
Deer Lodge Hospital
Edna Warburton
Annie Main
Brandon
Jos
Belous
Jackie Belous
Pat Vanderhorst
Johnny
Bobby
Eric Moore
Eric
Henry Moore
Dalton Reid
Oliver
Chant
Doris Landgraf
Maple Creek, Sask
Doug McGregor
Art Chant
Cliff Lee
Ron Anderson
Clarence Koldyk
Robert Chant
Young Farmers
Bagot
MacGregor Beef and Clothing Club
Bagot Curling Club
John Scora
Wm. Scora
H. A. Scott
Darlene
MacGregor
Macaulay School
Harold Wright
Scout Bonspiel Continues Thanks to Local Clubs and Donors
The Scouts and leaders thank the Austin curling club for rink use and the skips who sacrificed games. Special thanks go to donors C. W. Lye and Son Ltd., S. R. Lamb and Son, and Macall for prizes. After winners, remaining participants had another chance to compete.
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Austin Curling Club
C. W. Lye and Son Ltd
Variety Concert at Austin Tonight
The Austin Collegiate Institute hosts a Variety Night featuring a play Fighting Forties in Review by the Glee Club and a three act Hillbilly Wedding. Tumbling and judo displays also on program. Admission 75 cents for adults and reserved seats. 40 cents for children 12 and under. Tonight at 7 30 p m.
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The
Glee Club
New Manitoba Crop Insurance Test Area Expands Coverage
Manitoba announces a new crop insurance test area around Brandon extending to Riding Mountain National Park. The addition brings 37 insured municipalities, boosting total insured acreage as the Crop Insurance Corporation reports on its 1960s expansion, drought payouts, and growing staff and agents.
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Manitoba
Insurance Corporation
George Hutton
Agriculture and Conservation
Brandon
Riding Mountain National Park
Whitehead
Cornwallis
Daly
Elton
Saskatchewan
Odanah
Minto
Harrison and
Clanwilliam
Province
Crop Insurance Corporation
Corporation
P. H. Ford
Hutton
Weir to Speak At Horticultural Course in Austin High
The North Norfolk Junior Farmers sponsor a round beautification and farmstead planning course at Austin High School on April 9 at 7 30 p m. Fred Weir provincial horticulturist speaks on trees shrubs and landscaping. Attendees may obtain a ground plan kit from Lyall Stone Beaver Ph 301 4 for 1. The program runs 7 30 to 9 45 with a break and slides on trees and shrubs and a personal consult by Mr Weir on landscape changes.
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North Norfolk
Austin High School
Fred Weir
Lyall
Weir
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Barry Barber
McGregor
Edwin News
Edrans News
Mrs. Ker Onlith
Bobby Evertt and the Eternals
Springbrook
Cub
Foodsters
Southend Macaulay News
Ken Turnbull and
Everett of
Treherne
Austin Tonight
Austin’ Collegiate Institute
Macgregor Herald
Moruar Goose
G.E. Appliances
Appliances Outle
Tissers
Pauch Electric
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