Manitoba Oldtimers Beat Local Hawks In Entertaining Hockey
Manitoba Oldtimers defeated the MacGregor Hawks 84 in a Sunday hockey game at the MacGregor Community Centre before a good crowd. Ed Mazur led with three goals for the Oldtimers, while Brent Tomchuk and Craig Thomson scored twice for MacGregor. Postgame, players from both teams joined a banquet in the MacGregor Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Oldtimers
MacGregor Hawks
MacGregor
Oldtimers
Eddie Mazur
Bill Juzda
Ron Castelane
Ralph Lyndon
Oldtimer
George Allard
Hawks
Robert Litster
Robert
Ed Mazur
Montreal Canadien
Joe Matheson
Jim Stevens
Brian Derrett
Hawk
Craig Thomson
Brent Tomchuk
Brian Telford
Doug Barton
Gary Barber
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Tonty Green
Brian Derreit
Keith Campbell
Ed Mazu
Teachers Attend Mathematics Course in Portage la Prairie
Thirty two Manitoba teachers enroll in seven Thursday workshops on teaching math to grades one to six at Prince Charles School The Manitoba Teachers Society sponsors with Portage la Prairie Division Association The program runs from February 28 to April 18 with two hours per week Topics include metrication slow learner motivation and gifted student activities The group reviews current mathematics textbooks Workshop directors are David Griffith Dennis Hallick and Cecilia Ungrin Participants include 28 Portage la Prairie teachers and others from nearby towns Laura June Buhr daughter of Bill and Eva Buhr of Rossendale graduates from St Boniface School for Practical Nurses as class valedictorian choosing Faith Hope and Charity for her home expression.
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Manitoba
Prince Charles School
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Masonic Hall
F. Kitson
V. Shaw
J. Gair
David Griffith
Ness
St. James- Assiniboia
Dennis Hallick
Laura June Bubr
Laura June
Bill and
Eva Buhr
Rossendale
St. Boniface School For Practical Nurses
Gladstone Rink Wins Senior Spiel in Curling Bonspiel
The Gladstone foursome M Younger, Broadfoot, Stiess and Clayton won the MacGregor Seniors Curling Club bonspiel defeating Barney Johnston Muir Rodgers Lamont rink. Eighteen rinks entered from Portage Carberry Westbourne MacGregor. Second event winners were Jack Hyde Painter Robinson Alldred of Portage. Second place went to Albert Manns Clare Ruckle Fred Watt Dave Brown. Third event winners Cyril Palmer Art Palmer Sid Hay Andy Stone defeating Tom Nelson of Carberry. Trophies awarded to event winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
M. Younger
8. Broadfoot
J. Stiess
A. Clayton
MacGregor
Barney Johnston
L. Muir
H. Rodgers
G. Lamont
Portage
Carberry
Westbourne
Jack Hyde
B. Painter
J. Robinson
A. Alldred
Albert Manns
Clare Ruckle
Fred Watt
Dave Brown
Cyril Palmer
Art Palmer
Sid Hay
Andy Stone
Tom Nelson
Austin Co op Holds Annual Meeting in Rough Weather
Austin Co op held its annual meeting on Friday March 2 despite poor roads and frigid temperatures. Ken Hay chaired and thanked organizers of a post supper. Ralph Schneider read the last meeting minutes as Hay reviewed 1973 gains with 5.3 million in sales up 32 percent and 640 new members. New general manager Dion Green from Sask surfaced. Portage Co op 1973 volume up 32 percent. New board: Albert Jaeger Ralph Schneider Roy Storie Pete Penner. continuing: Fred Smith Raymond Jones Masom Cookson. A film on baler twine closed the meeting.
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Austin Co-op
Austin
Ken Hay
Ralph Schneider
Portage Co-op
Omega Funeral Home
Ken ‘Smith
Bob Olson
John Satler
Ted Lowe
Ralph Thomas
Austin Credit Union
Percy Ewen
Ralph
MacGregor
Ralph Ken Hay
Shey Dion
Green Sask
Harald Empey
Ken
Mr. Dion
Dion
Portage
Coop
Albert Jaeger
Roy Storie
Pete Penner
Fred Smith
Raymond Jones
Masom Cookson
Harry Dankesmeter
Dave Sawatsky
Hawaii
Manitoba
MacGregor Minor Hockey Teams Split Home Series With Gladstone
MacGregor's 16s split a home and home set with Gladstone with both games ending in 2 to 2 ties for the home squad. Ken Beauchamp and Brent Tarr scored in Gladstone, while Brent scored twice and Ken once in MacGregor's 3 to 2 win. MacGregor led by Barber Beauchamp Heppner Williams Gilbert Grove Purkess Klippenstein Boschman and Klippenstein. Carberry defeated MacGregor in the final series 2 games to 1 to claim the Spruce Woods trophy, with MacGregor scoring once in Game 1 and trailing 7 1 in Game 2 at Carberry. In six meetings with Carberry this season MacGregor went 2 3 1.
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MacGregor
Gladstone
Ken Beauchamp
Brent Tarr
Brent
Ken
Gary Barber
Peter “Heppner
Harvey Williams
Brian Gilbert
Craig Grove
Robert Purkess
Wayne Klippenstein
Bi Boschman
Gerald Klippenstein
Carberry
Kidd
Kenin
Tim Stone
Howard McRae
Subsidy Confusion Drives Beef Prices Down in Winnipeg
Beef prices at Winnipeg stockyards and futures fell about seven dollars per hundredweight after the federal government announced a 7 per hundredweight quality premium for slaughter cattle. A stockyards spokesman cited uncertainty on subsidy timing and delivery to packing houses, prompting bid reductions to hedge the subsidy amount. Market watchers warn prices may rise later despite the subsidy as other livestock markets diverge.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Commodity Exchange
Town Happenings In Town Hints Of Spring And Ice Carnival
Old man winter lingers with temperatures near 30 below and a recent blizzard. The MacGregor Ice Carnival is set for Friday April 5 at 7 30 p.m. Community Centre hosts week long tournaments as schools close. Hockey action fuels the week with matches and a notable centre game. Norm Hutler and Doug McGregor near moving into new homes as carpenters finish. Elementary School addition work advances with footings poured.
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Norm Hutlers
Doug McGregors
Ice Carnival Set For April 5th in MacGregor
MacGregor Minor Hockey lab will sponsor an ice carnival at the MacGregor Community Centre on Friday April 5. Carnival queen contest features Michelle Barber with MacGregor Elementary School sponsor and Drewe Toews linked to MacGregor Collegiate, Linda Hutcheson tied to MacGregor Lions Club. Costume judges, figure skating demo, races and a ringette game on the program. Costume judging begins at 7 p.m. Door prizes donated by local businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Minor Hockey Lab
Apri
MacGregor
Michelle Barber
Drewe Toews
Linda Hutcheson
MacGregor Lions Club
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Bernie Gerbinsky
Clare ‘Walshinsky
Tod Thurston
Jack Matheson
Ray Charambura
Doug Borton
Monty Kerr
Dean Couvier
Jack Wood
Craig ‘Thomson
Ray Nichol
Gordon Lye
Robert Lidster
Brian Nichol
Jim Steeden
Randy Painter
Daryl Borton
Don Miller
Garry Barber
Niverville
Tomchuk
Darryl Borton
Paul Waldner
Ken Hofer
Jack Wolfe
Jack
Terry McIntyre
Malcolm MacDonald
Clark Cowell
Ed May
Ken Wolfe
Terry
Malcolm
Clark
Gladstone Rink
Carperry
Mark McGregor
Merchant
Jack Hooper
Carl Bergquist
Lyle Gilbert
Ben Vandenbosch
Vern McKelvy
Chamber of Nommeree
Sandy Bay
San
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