Local visitors and holiday guests head to various homes
Blair and Kim Bailey of Calgary Glen Bailey and Miss Pierrette White of Sudbury Ontario visited the Harry Bailey home for the holidays. Mrs E English returned home after trips to Loomis California Kelowna B C and Irvine Alberta. Guests with Mrs Myrtle Caldwell last week included Patti Lee Bodnarchuk Marnie and Michelle Harper Terry and Tracy of Perth Ontario Blake Rankin of Ottawa and Mrs Caldwell’s nephew. Mr Cunningham of McAuley Mr Govanlock of Neepawa and Mrs Wheeler of Saskatoon visited Harvey Gray.
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Kim Bailey
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Pierrette White
Sudbury
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Loomis
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Irvine
Alberta
Myrtle Caldwell
Patti-Lee Bodnarchuk
Marnie
Michelle
Delwyn Harper
Terry
Tracy
Perth
Caldwell
Blake Rankin
Ottawa
J. Cunningham
McAuley
Walter Govanlock
Neepawa
Betty Wheeler
Saskatoon
Harvey Gray
Unity coins at $150 spark debate on promises and logic
The Mint plans this year to produce a batch of $100 Unity coins sold for $150. A Winnipeg letter argues crossing picket lines harms unions and living standards. Manitoba politics recalls Bud Jobin as a popular Liberal critic of restrictions while Lieut Governor fears a figurehead role. An expert warns jogging causes more injuries than other sports, yet fatal cases are rare.
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Health Centre News Warns on Large Dogs and Child Safety
At the 11th CMA annual meeting in Winnipeg in June, Dr J E Hudson and Dr Wm Corbett urged warning against keeping large dogs as family pets and leaving children unattended. Untrained dogs bite with 150 to 200 psi force. 72 of 116 attacks involved children aged 1 to 7. 80 percent of victims had multiple injuries, faces most common. German Shepherds accounted for 31 percent of attacks. Canada and U S bite rate near 700 per 100,000 and rising. Parents should teach children to treat all dogs with respect for safety.
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Fireblight Sweeps Manitoba Orchards and Ornamentals
Manitoba horticulturists report a severe fireblight outbreak across the province this summer, hitting flowering crabapples mountain ash cotoneaster and hawthorn hardest. Prompt drastic pruning with disinfected tools is essential to halt spread and prevent winter survival of the bacteria. Cut at least ten inches below wilting, burn diseased wood, and inspect regularly to catch new infections early.
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Department of Agricultural Horticulturists
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