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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 27, 1962

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Diversion Project Advances on Willow Bend Creek Near Macdonald

Construction crews are building a new creek bed two miles northwest of Macdonald to divert Willow Bend Creek. Earth-moving equipment reshapes the channel, with an electrically operated paddle-scraper used for the first time in the area. The plan includes a 50 foot bottom, damming off the old course to send water into the new channel.

Macdonald Willow Bend Creek Ce Nan Bailey Farm Macdonald District

Town Happenings In Neepawa Weather Fair Crop Notes

Weather has been mild with mostly cloudy cool days and harvesting continuing daily. Farmers report variable yields as odd shaped vegetables appear and a large potato is noted. Collegiate initiation parade drew curious crowds while teachers’ convention keeps pupils off streets. World Series likely Yankees versus Dodgers opening Oct 3.

Rossendale UCW Holds September Meeting

Mrs S Whalen and Mrs E Tomehuk hosted the September Rossendale United Church Women meeting in the church on Wednesday September 19. Fourteen members answered roll call and four visitors attended the gathering.

S. Whalen E. Tomehuk Rossendale U.C.W

Nomination Day Set for Rural North Norfolk and MacGregor

Manitoba civic calendar marks Tuesday Oct 9 as Nomination Day with no village election that year. Nominations open 10 am to 2 pm Oct 9 at the municipal office. meetings follow at 2 pm in Memorial Hall. Retiring officers may seek renomination. several names rumored as possible candidates.

Manitoba Didates Reve North Norfolk MacGregor Wm. Pilkington Reg McFerens Lloyd Wills A. E. Chant G. Fotheringham Harold Orchard Albert Wark R.M. of Village of Electors Memorial Hall

Hood Bridge Repair Approved Near MacGregor

An extensive repair to the Hood Bridge over the Assiniboine River southeast of MacGregor was approved last week. The project costing about 32000 dollars will be undertaken jointly by Portage la Prairie municipality and Manitoba province with the province covering 75 percent of the cost. An early start is urged to ease travel for Treherne and other southern Manitoba points.

Hood Assiniboine River MacGregor Portage la Prairie Manitoba Treherne

Water sewer vote expected in November in MacGregor

MacGregor village council on September 10 decided residents will vote in November on a water and sewer project after bylaw readings and Municipal Board approval. Other actions included building permits for Cliff Litster and William R Shaw, a tax assessment revision court, grant to Beech Hoge for grass cutting, and notices for Childrens Aid canvass.

Regor Herald Manitoba Gazette Municipal Board Cliff Litster William R. Shaw Beech Hoge MacGregor Children’s Aid Society

Brandon May Have Five TV Channels

A Free Press report says Brandon may gain four more TV channels through a closed-circuit operation via coaxial cable. Coax Television Ltd. aims to connect Brandon with Regina and Yorkton in Saskatchewan and Williston and Minot in North Dakota, with Estevan already hosting a similar service for about 1,200 subscribers at $4.50 monthly. Brandon’s rate has not yet been set.

The Free Press Brandon Coax Television Ltd Regina Yorkton Sask Williston Minot N.C Estevan Coax

Harvest Progress Slows Across Manitoba Regions

Agricultural officials report slow cereal harvest in Manitoba with about 50 percent completion in MacGregor Gladstone Neepawa Dauphin Brandon Carberry and Portage areas and around 30 percent near Swan River Russell and Roblin. Melita's southwest shows near completion while Red River valley lags at about one third due to unseasonably cool weather.

Manitoba MacGregor Gladstone Neepawa Dauphin Brandon Carberry Portage Swan River Russell Roblin Melita Red River Valley

Miss P Bedford Honored on Departure

Philomena Bedford was surprised last Friday when Ros tendale friends gathered to honor her before moving to Portege. Mrs Perkins read an address and guests presented a chair and a mirror from Mary Retest Mrs Nicoll and Mrs Fisher. Fifteen ladies enjoyed a social evening.

Philomena Bedford Rostendale Portege Perkins Mary Retest T. Nicoll J. Fisher

Rural Council Awards Arizona Road Contract

The rural Municipality of North Norfolk awards the roadway contract to Kent Construction Co of Brandon after eight bids. The lowest bid was 17 195 and the highest 32 108 with 60 percent of the road funded by the provincial government. The Sept 4 meeting chaired by Reeve Sims also discussed a petition on a market road east of sections 3 and 10 and approved selling a house in Austin for 1 300 from Vulcan Machinery. Fences along rebuilt roads priced at 20 per mile for removal and reset within 80 feet of the shoulder. Delegates fees of 8 were approved for four officials.

North Norfolk Kent Construction Co Brandon Sims Austin Wi Packer Vulcan Machinery Percy Alderson Lloyd Willis Reg McFarlane Nipeg Department of Public Works

Barbara Bull Heads Austin Girls' Auxiliary

Barbara Bull was named president of the Austin Girls' Auxiliary for the coming year while Linda Bull became vice president Gayle Chambers is secretary Marion Heselwood is treasurer Patrick Kowalchuk leads social service. The group met Sept 19 at Mrs H S Atkins home with seven members present and will meet every Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the leader's home with Mrs H Gray assisting.

Asu Unrist Caurenitis? Auxiliary H. S. Atkins Barbara Bull Linda Bull Gayle Chambers Treas Marion Heselwood Patrick Kowalchuk H. Gray

RCMP Warn Drivers Not To Pass Stopped School Buses

The Carberry RCMP warn drivers to stop at least fifteen feet away when a school bus is stopped with red lights or amber warning signals. The Highway Traffic Act defines highways broadly and requires all approaching vehicles to stop unless the bus resumes motion or signals to proceed.

Carberry RCMP The Herald

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