Mustangs Maul Shilo in Football
The MacGregor Mustangs crushed Shilo 33-0 last Thursday with a powerful running and passing attack. Snaith, Thompson, Gilbert, Thomasson and Siemens led the backfield as Burch and Biesanski and others pressured Shilo’s defense. Scorers were Snaith with three TDs and Burch and Thompson with one each. Gibson added a convert and a safety was recorded. The Mustangs host Carberry on Thursday Oct 3 at 4:30 at the fairgrounds.
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MacGregor Mustangs
Shilo
Blue
Mustangs
Snaith
Thompson
Gilbert
Thomasson
Siemens
Dale Burch
Wally Bieganski
Jack Gibson
Murray Frank
Jamie Brecknell
Bernie Borne
Ian McDougall
Brian Thomehuk
Mustang
Jim Snaith
Blaine Thompson
Carberry
Fairgrounds
Beaver News Social Weekend Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Fred Keeley of Winnipeg spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Alf Graham Miss Beth McLean of Winnipeg visited from Friday until Monday with Mr and Mrs A Graham Get well wishes are extended to Mrs Marion Street who is a patient in Portage General Hospital Jim Smitheff for Saskatoon on Sunday where he has accepted a position with Poli Twine Corp Mr and Mrs H G Rodgers accompanied Allan to Winnipeg on Sunday where he boarded a plane for Toronto to resume his duties with the RCMP Gordon Thomasson visited in Brandon on Sunday Mr and Mrs Dennis Beaudin and family spent Sunday in Winnipeg where they visited with Mr and Mrs Ferg Cook and Wir and Mrs Ernest Beaudin Master Bradley Rodgers is ing with Mr and Mrs Ken nen in Winnipeg this week
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Fred Keeley
Winnipeg
Alf Graham
Beth McLean
A. Graham
Marion Street
Portage General Hospital
Jim Smitheff
Saskatoon
Poli-Twine Corp
H. G. Rodgers
Allan
Toronto
RCMP
Gordon Thomasson
Brandon
Dennis Beaudin
Ferg Cook
Ernest Beaudin
Bradley Rodgers
Kennen
Manitoba Premier Plans Spending Priority Talks
Premier Walter Weir announced meetings with local government groups to set provincial spending priorities. Speaking at the Manitoba Urban Association convention, he pledged coordination among the Urban Association the Union of Manitoba Municipalities and trustees groups while noting spending has surged from 90 million to 360 million this year with projections near 400 million annually for the next four years. The cabinet will also review Metis federation requests including remote housing northern health services and road and hunting rights before final decisions. Winnipeg Mayor Stephen Juba urged reassessing resolutions as last year’s had only 25 percent success.
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Walter Weir
Weir
Manitoba Urban Association
The
Urban Association
Union of Manitobases
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Manitoba
Cabnet
Manitoba Metis Federa
Stephen Juba
Winnipeg
Austin United Church Seeks Year Two Readers
The Austin United Church Sunday School requests Year Two readers titled The Clue To the Mystery and Fairest Lord Jesus, last used in the 1965-66 term. return to Mrs. M. McIntyre or at the church. Also notice town fathers meeting set for Monday Oct 7 in the elevator office. public invited. Walkathon funds due at Credit Union by Oct 8.
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Austin United Church Sunday School
Jesus
Southend Macaulay Notes Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs George Doerk sen and Marjorie of Winkler were Saturday supper guests with Mr and Mrs Pete Reimer and family. Saturday visitors with Mr and Mrs K Larson were Mr and Mrs P Minda of Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Jack Frank Reid and Darren accompanied Myrna Laurie and friends to Winnipeg on Sunday evening. Belated birthday greetings to Dean Frank on Sept 29.
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George Doerksen
Marjorie
Winkler
Pete Reimer
K. Larson
P. Minda
Winnipeg
Jack Frank
Reid
Darren
Myrna Laurie
Dean Frank
Donella Peck Heads CG LT
The first meeting of the Mac Gregor C G L T was held on September 19 as an organizational gathering with 20 girls present. Leaders include Mrs Hay Bev MacDonald Mrs Shaw Shirley Anderson and Betty Quinn.
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MacGregor C.g.lt
Hay
Bev MacDonald
Shaw
Shirley Anderson
Betty Quinn
Donella Peck
Winnie Berry
Shelly Telford
Patricia Hay
Armistead
Moderator Defends Draft Dodgers at Simon Fraser University
Dr. R. B. McClure of the United Church of Canada told an outdoor Simon Fraser University rally in Burnaby that he would defend draft dodgers and conscientious objectors. He urged that a genuine objector follows Christ and warned rebels face tough choices, urging students not to back down.
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United Church of Canada
R. B. McClure
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby
Christian Church
Dodo Civilization In the Offing
Dr William Mustard of Toronto Sick Children Hospital warned to a Canadian Industrial Safety Association audience that rapid medical advances like successful heart transplants could create a dodo civilization of old men. He cautioned society about the pace of tech and the lack of fulfilling roles for aging people.
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William Mustard
Toronto
Sick Children’s Hospital
Canadian Industrial Safety Association
MCI braces for busy year as new council forms
Rob Hill reports at MCI that after a month of school the student council is led by president Daryl Gilbert with Linda Hanson as secretary Blaine Thompson treasurer and Wally Blagnaski as vice president. Initiation added 68 new members and Kangaroo Court games marked the start. Clubs like Science and Glee grow as teachers return to the dance scene. Old homecoming week brings Bob Bogue back to town.
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MCI
Daryl Gilbert
Linda Thomas Son
Blaine Thompson
Wally Blaganski
Kickers Soon Ready To Lead League In Future
Wind and Trotters push a young roster with most players in Grade 9. Through constant practice and strong team spirit the Kickers look to become league leaders in a year or so. Fans are invited to the next home game to watch the rise.
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Kickers
Community club notices schedule October events
You Have a Date Y W C Hobby Club meets Monday October 7 at 2 pm at Mrs Elmer Cairns home. MacGregor Arts and Crafts Club reorganizes Thursday October 17 at 8 pm in the MacGregor Collegiate hall. A C W meets Wednesday October 9 at Mrs H A Lye home. Bring a book for the library. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Joanne Routley is Tuesday October 15 at 8 pm in United Church Hall. MacGregor Hospital Aid fall pantry shower and tea Thursday October 8 from 2 30 to 5 pm in MacGregor Memorial Hall. Austin fowl supper Wednesday October 9 from 6 to 7 30 pm proceeds to Austin and district skating rink fund. A rummage bake sale and tea in Austin Community Hall November 2 for the skating rink fund. Dance at Don Hotel barn October 11 with music by Walter Machan sponsored by the Austin and district skating rink fund.
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Don
Junction 34
Walter Macan
Austin and District Skating Rink Building Fund
United Church Hall
Joanne Routley
MacGregor Hospital
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Austin
Austin and District Skating Rink Fund
Austin Community Hall
Austin and District
Don Hotel
Walter Machan
The
Ausfia and District Skating Rink Fund
MacGregor Hospital Fall Charity Shower and Tea
The MacGregor Hospital will hold its annual fall charity shower and tea in the MacGregor Memorial Hall on Thursday October 3 from 2 30 to pm.
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MacGregor Hospital
Aig
MaceGregor Memorial Hall
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Donella Peck Heads
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Rob Hill
Bob Bogue
Y.W.C. Hobby Club
Elmer Cairns
MacGregor Arts and Crafts Club
Recreational Society
MacGregor Collegiate
A.C.W
H. A. Lye
Joyce Lye
Jean Litster
Hazel Lye
Cadillac
Eldorado
G. M. Hay
Ford Sales & Service
Watkins Farm Lines
Everett F. Burton
4Th ST. N.E. Portage LA Prairie
Macgregor Lions Club Fun Fair
Robert Chambers
Family Shopping
Ae Ae
Forsythes Ski-Doo Shop
Saskatchewan Avenue
Children’s Aid
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