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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 29, 1970

Page

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Dogs and culverts dominate MacGregor village meeting

MacGregor officials debated dogs running at large culvert costs and paving delays. A bylaw will require owners to cover 50 percent of private culvert installation costs with village paying installation. Court of Revision set for November 9 1970 at 1 30 p m. complaints must be in writing 10 days prior.

MacGregor Lye Highways Department Central Plains Council Pemits Pine Creek Gunnar H. Gunnarson Keith Thompson

Mayor Lye to Attend E M C Conference in Ontario

Mayor Glenn Lye will attend the National Conference of Mayors and Elected Officials on November 25 at the Canadian Emergency Measures College in Arnprior Ontario. The four day event gathers about 50 municipal reps from across Canada to study civil emergency planning and operations including nuclear threats and disaster response roles for federal provincial and municipal governments.

Macuregor Glenn Lye Amprior Ont National Co-ordinor Canada Emergency Mengres Organization Canada Cate Dian Canadian Emergency Measures College Arnprior

Spruce Hills 4H Club Reorganizes Leadership 4H

Spruce Hills 4H Club reorganized on October 14 with 14 members present. New officers include Lynne Dobbin as president and Carol Fenton as vice president. Leaders for the year are Mrs. Early, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Fenton, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Dobbin and Mrs. McGregor. Meetings set for the fourth Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Community Centre. Judy Hodgins.

Spruce Hills 4H Lynne Dobbin Carol Fenton Janice Dobbin Linda Catt Judy Hodgins Lois Blyth W. Early B. Wood G. Fenton M. Graham H. Dobbin G McGregor Spruce Hills

Deerhead Competition Planned by Association

The Norfolk MacGregor Wildlife Association held a meeting on October 19 with president William Bennett. They plan a second annual deerhead competition banquet and dance on December 4 with a $1 entry fee and three competitions. Entry forms will be available districtwide. A safety training course may run if enough interest. contact Bill Bennett. Hunters are asked to save deer and moose jaw bones for a study, with Dave Wood handling them. A Wildlife Association ton Spiel is set for Winkler on November 6 to 8. contact Dave Wood promptly.

Norfolk-MacGregor Wildlife Association Weed William Bennett Bill Bennett Dave Wood Wildlife Association Winkler

Remembrance Service Held At Cenotaph Memorial

On November 11 Remembrance Day citizens gather at the MacGregor United Church cenotaph to honor those who gave their lives. North Norfolk Legion members and other attendees will observe at 11 oclock with wreaths laid at 11.15 am followed by Last Post two minutes of silence and Reveille.

North Norfolk Legion MacGregor ‘United Church

Tartan Days Prove Successful

The MacGregor and district Chamber of Commerce sponsored Tartan Days in MacGregor Friday and Saturday with strong participation from employers and employees. Lesley Wright of the Bank of Montreal won best dressed lady and Doug Noble best dressed gentleman. Mrs. Ernie Holliday won the Tartan Days hamper draw. Mrs. Jack Emerson drew the winning ticket.

MacGregor Clare Tarr Ellan Smith Murray Lamb Lesley Wright Doug Noble Hazel Lye Dennis Lamb Barbara Janzen Garry Leci Ernie Holliday

Grove 25th Wedding Anniversary At Home Notice

Mr and Mrs J W Grove invite friends and relatives to an At Home tea on Friday October 30 to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. A come and go tea will run from 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 p m.

J. W. Grove

Town Happenings: Football, Fairs, and Local Notes

Sunny and warm start to the week with showers Sunday afternoon. Bowden, Green, Bideford signs 74 year old Jack England as goalkeeper. last played 34 years ago. Football season ends this weekend with western semi final Calgary vs Edmonton and eastern teams Hamilton Montreal Toronto in a tight race. Tartan Days were popular. Mrs. Ernie Holliday won a hamper and residents wore tartan colors. Collegiate expansion work progresses rapidly and may finish by year end. Bricklayers praised for their skill.

Fred Venn Jack England Bideford Bowden, Green Jack Boal Calgary Edmonton Saskatchewan Hamilton Montreal Toronto Ottawa

Austin Senior Citizens Home Meeting Tonight

Citizens of Austin and surrounding districts are reminded of the meeting tonight regarding the possibility of obtaining a Senior Citizens Home in the Austin area. The meeting will be held in the Austin Community Hall at 8 p.m. All persons in the western part of the municipality are urged to attend.

Austin

Canada Exports 35 Million Bushels in September

Canada reported 385.2 million bushels of wheat exported in September, down from August but well ahead of September 1969, with total 80 million bushels in the first two months of the 1970 crop year. Main destinations were China, Britain, Egypt, and Brazil. along with oats, barley, rye, flax, and rapeseed figures, St. Lawrence and Pacific ports handling major volumes. Churchill and Thunder Bay saw notable wheat shipments, while wheat flour exports were about 1.5 million bushels.

Canada Board of Grain Commissioners China Britain Egypt Brazil St. Lawrence Pacific Coast Manitoba Churchill Thunder Bay

Shower Honors Miss Pat Pettitt

Miss Pat Pettitt bride elect of early November was guest of honor at a shower in Bagot Memorial Hall on Friday Oct 18. She was escorted to her chair by Miss Judy Nichol as friends and family presented corsages and gifts amid songs and refreshments for over 50 attendees.

Pat Pettitt Bagot Memorial Hall Pat Judy Nichol Rat

Parliament Hill Crisis and Ottawa Under Martial Law

Report from Parliament Hill describes Ottawa under tight security after the FLQ crisis and the Quebec minister La Porte murder. Soldiers guard ministers and residences as the War Measures Act is invoked, with debate on permanent measures and a pending replacement bill.

Ottawa All Canada FLQ James Cross Quebec Laporte Parliament Hill FPLQ Veen Nnm Goernment Canada

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