MacGregor Blanks Trojans As Tomchuk Dominates Game
Brent Tomchuk starred for the MacGregor Mustangs, scoring seven touchdowns and adding five converts as they routed the P.C.1 Trojans 59 to 0 at Indian Residence grounds. Tomchuk played offense, defense, and special teams, breaking multiple long runs including 60 and 65 yard scores, while teammates backed him with a late surge from Brent Tarr.
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MacGregor Mustang
Doug McTavish
Brent Tomehuk
Mustangs
Tomchuk
P.C
MacGregor Blanks Trojans
Brent Tomchuk
MacGregor Mustangs
P.C.1. Trojans
MacGregor
Trojans
Rick Bowser
Harv Sanderson
Terry Mulvey
McWhirter
Sanderson
Dave Faurschou
Satherson
Trojan
Brent Tarr
Crafts Galore opens in Austin for local handicrafts
Crafts Galore is a gift shop stocking only locally made handicrafts consigned by individuals and organizations. Sellers set prices, the shop adds a small percentage, and proceeds are paid monthly by cheque. Sprucedale Workshop acts only as a consignor, not organizer, with a planned opening the week of Oct 22 and contact numbers for consignments.
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Sprucedale Workshop
Austin
Jack Stephenson
Harold Manns
Pine Creek School Division Approves Volunteer Aides
Pine Creek School Division approves volunteers to assist in schools. A division board spokesman notes no educational restrictions and outlines six roles clerical technical library audio visual specialists monitors and instructional assistants. Orientation will be provided. interested individuals should contact school principals.
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Pine Creek
Association of the
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Town Happenings from the Week in MacGregor
Rain slowed harvests as combines worked over the weekend and the World Series opened with the Mets and A's. MacGregor Mustangs swept Portage and Swan River in football while the Bombers linger in pro ball. Cement poured for artificial ice with a target by December and curling set to begin November 5. The Doug McGregors plan a new home by the old fairgrounds lunch booth. Al Boliman Cal Henry moved nearby. Mr. Birkett’s flowers bless Municipal Office. a green thumb noted.
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MacGregor Mustangs
Portage
Swan River
Bombers
al Boliman
Cal Henry
Bert Smith
MacGregor
Freshie Week Ends As MacGregor School Holds Mock Court
Grade nine initiations end with a parade and gym performances. Freshies face the Kangaroo Court with Judge Wilfred Pilkington. Queen Cathy Rumaneik and King Don Nichol lead the court’s winners. Local dances planned. soccer and volleyball schedules announced. cross country results listed with top finishers.
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Noah’s Ark
MacGregor
M.C.L
Wilfred Pilkington
Cathy Rumaneik
Don Nichol
Janet Martins
Joan Simms
Tim Stone
Brian Gilbert
Beaver
Don
Cathy
Met
Linda Pogue
George
Arthur Meighen High School
Darrel Toews
Arthur Meighen
MacGregor Mustangs
Stonewall
Portage
Jacksons Lake
Jim Manastyre
Keith Dahmer
Melody Burch
Patsy Suderman
Lyle Gilbert
Melody
Keith
Lyle
Patsy
Jim
Crusade Soloist To Appear at Brandon
Dallas Holm, once a rock group member turned youth minister, will headline a Brandon concert on Oct 24 at 8 p.m. in the Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium. The Wilkerson Crusade and Youth For Christ sponsor the event, highlighting Holm’s journey from street life to faith and his work with urban youth.
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Dallas Holm
Holm
Christ
Cllege
Minneapolis
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
David Wilkerson
Wilkerson
New York City
Wilkerson Crusade
Keystone Center
Minnesota
Nee
Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium
Brandon
Move Clocks Back One Hour In Manitoba October 28
Manitoba clocks revert to standard time at 3 a.m. on Sunday October 28, turning back to 2 a.m. The Official Time Act of 1967 enforces uniform daylight saving time across the province for six months from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October.
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Manitoba
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Mets
Doug McGregors
Grant Stieben
MacGregor Merchants
Lions Club
Indian
Brent Tomehuktis
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