Glenella firm expands operation to 3000 square feet
Thiessen Industries of Glenella unveiled a 3000 square foot expansion worth over 25000 dollars, including 7000 dollars for new manufacturing equipment. Six workers will be employed to produce pumps bale smokers and other farm machinery, with support from Central Plains Development Corporation and local officials.
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Thiessen Industries
Glenella
Thiessen
John Theissen Jr
Department of Industry and Commerce
Central Plains Development Corporation
Ron Roteliuk
Central Plains
Jake Single
Industrial Development Bank
Len LeBrun
900 Club Winners Highlight Local Community Centre
Recent 900 Club winners at MacGregor and District Community Centre include Harvey Gilbert D P Stewart Nels Nohlgren Joe Van Den Bosch W A Bodie Art Butterfield Stan Moore Rick Palmer Lyn Snaith Mr and Mrs Gordon Nichol and M Fitzpatrick The final draw for 1000 will occur next weekend The Thiessen Industries expansion at Glenella received bank approval and central plains support The plant now spans 3000 square feet and aims for 100 percent sales growth to reach 100000 next year with staff training under Canada Manpower programs
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MacGregor and District
Harvey Gilbert
D. P. Stewart
Nels Nohlgren
Joe van den Bosch
W. A. Bodie
Art Butterfield
Stan Moore
Rick Palmer
Lyn Snaith
Gordon ‘Nichol
M. Fitzpatrick
Central Plains Incorporated
Thiessens
Industrial Development Bank
Thiessen Industries
CFB
Camp Shilo
Glenella
Canada
Central Plains Development Corporation
Ron Roteliuk
Rotelink
Central Plains
Thiessen
Development Corporation
Ccal
MacGregor Village approves small levy rise despite costs
MacGregor Village Council held its May meeting with all members present. The general municipal levy remains up only two mills while education mill rates rise 1 mill on farms and residential and 6.7 mills on other property. A flood prevention plan with Whitemud Watershed board was discussed, building permits granted to Lye Mac Donald and Jonasson, and litter and creek bank cleanups planned. The province offers homeowners up to 150 for 1974, rising to 250 for the final 1974 tax filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village
Max Nicholls
Council
North Norfolk
MacGregor
Whitemud
Allan
Hay
Council of Increased
Austin Receives Sewer Grant
Austin gets 592,000 for its sewer project under Manitoba community sewer and water program. Since 1972, 22 communities have shared 33.3 million in provincial grants for water and sewer, with total project costs around 48.148 million.
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Manitoba
Sam ‘Askiw
Austin
Manitoba Water Services Board
Town Happenings Amid Rain Soaks Fields And Plans
Heavy weekend rain disrupted farming work with over three inches in two days and widespread basement seepage. Bob Stirling visited town. local youths enter poultry trades. Austin opens senior citizens home and plans sewer work as the Marquette constituency and Dominion Day events loom. IRMA HEPPNER graduates from Prairie Bible Institute joining 150 diploma recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Heppner
Prairie Bible Institute
Three Hills
Alberta
Prairie Tabernacle
Bible School
Martin Heppner
MacGregor Family Honored In District Farewell
Firenus and seagubers gathered at the Ed Hulme home Friday May 10 to honor Mr and Mrs Doug McGregor and Cindy as they leave the district for MacGregor. Corsages pinned, a contest crowned Doug Marion and Cindy winners. Nelson Hulme Sr spoke, Christine Hulme gave a pole lamp to Doug and Marion, Lori Hulme a MacGregor souvenir. A social hour and lunch closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hulme
Doug McGregor
Cindy
MacGregor
Doug
Marion
Nelson Hulme Sr
Christine Hulme
Lori Hulme
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Glenella Firm
Mr. Thiessen
the Development Corporation
Imerniessen
Fred Zabolotney
Macaregor
Fred
Duff Roblin
Kirk Wilson
J. H. Wilson
Niagara College
Welland
Ont
Kirk
Imperial Oil
Calgary
Wrtabie
Bob Stirling
Bob
Schneider's
Jedel
Marquette
Bagot
Gladstone
Carberry
Neepawa
Minnedosa
Boston
Flyers
Bruins
Austin Folk
Austin Centennial Club
Allan Tarr
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