Easter reflections and community notes from Bagot district
Mrs J M Baskier urges faith and courage through adversity, while the Bagot community discusses Easter, metric change, hospital news, and social events. Reports include Bar U.C.W. meeting plans for April 29, Easter visits, school trips to Quebec, and local weather, with sympathy and congratulations where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M Baskier
God
Court sentences shown for two men in portage case
Clifford Thomas and Wayne Acoby pleaded guilty to willful damage and disorderly conduct. Thomas received three months gaol for willful damage and a 50 fine or 10 days for disorderly conduct. Acoby got 12 months at Headingley for willful damage and a 50 fine or 10 days for disorderly conduct, with the judge calling him dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Thomas
Wayne Aceby
Thomas
Acoby
Headingley
B. P. McDonald
McDonald
Portage Hotel
Kindergarten registrations planned across six schools in 1975
The Pine Greek School Division outlines kindergarten registration for Langruth, Plumas, Gladstone, Austin, MacGregor, and Rossendale during April 14 to 18 1975. The Public Health Nurse will attend at Austin, MacGregor, Plumas, and Gladstone on specified days, and children five by December 31 1975 with proof of age are eligible. In large classes, September 1975 may see enrollment limits for registered kindergarten students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langruth
Plumas
Gladstone
Austin
MacGregor
Rossendale
Pine Greek School
Campaign underway as Cancer Society urges support
April marked Cancer Month with campaigns across Canada led by the Canadian Cancer Society. In Portage la Prairie and rural Portage districts, divisions of United Way raise funds and awareness. Co chairs for 1975 include W H Bradley and Mrs Verla Bird, with local organizers across Bagot Starbuck Elie and Portage areas. Executive includes Morris Boychuk as president and Lois Vust as vice president. Funds support research patient services and education, including dressings transport and medical checkups to detect cancer early and improve outcomes. Education committees emphasize early warning signals and regular checkups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Cancer Society
Portage la Prairie
Cancer Society
Portage Plains
Verla Bird
Bagot
Don Lamont
Jack Admas
Starbuck
Edna Rice
Joe Maurice
Frances Thomaschewski
Dacota
Sidney
Sandra Parkess
Westbourne
Jim Poschenrieder
Elie
William Pritchett
Allandale
Ron Perchuk
Poplar Point
A. Pritchett
Portage Cancer Unit
Morris Boychuk
Leonard Robinson
F. S. Hill
Lois Vust
Audrey Wilkinson
D. Moxham
Hugh MacKinnon
Evelyn Cook
Mel Narvey
W. W. Pehura
Don McCulloch
Oakville
Janet Sanderson
W. B. Williams
Leonard Smith
Portage
Rev. M. Miller
High Bluff
Mary Schultzen
Vera Isaacs
Peter McArthur
Mcdonald
Extending cattle feed supplies in Manitoba winter
Manitoba farmers face tighter forage stocks and may extend feeding by using straw in place of hay. Milne recommends straw with grain, vitamins, and minerals. seven pounds of grain per head daily for standing cows, plus a 32 percent protein supplement. Brood cows can use straw with beef pellets. Yearling calves get a 50 50 straw and grain mix with beef protein. Consult regional livestock specialists for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Brian Milne
Milne
Manitoba Hydro to raise rates April 15
Manitoba Hydro officials announced an 18 to 20 percent rate hike effective April 15 for both residential and industrial customers. The change will boost Winnipeg average bills by about 1.92 dollars monthly, with smaller increases in Brandon Portage la Prairie Selkirk Dauphin Thompson and Flin Flon and about 2.43 dollars in rural areas. The rise will add roughly 18 million dollars in revenue for 1975 76, the utility's third such increase since 1968. Customers will receive details with their next electricity bill based on old rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Ess
Icials
Manitoba Hydro
The
Legislaure
Standing Committee On Public Utilities
Winnipeg
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Selkirk
Dauphin
Thompson
Flin Flon
Posetow
Hydro
Manitoba hotel bars expand to include women and dining
Lary Jocelyn runs ten hotels and promotes beverage rooms with decor changes, music, and entertainment. He credits liberal liquor laws and mature drinkers for industry progress while stressing licensee responsibility under the Liquor Control Act and inviting readers to request the official booklet from the Liquor Control Commission in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary Jocelyn
Manitoba
Canada
Liquor Control Commission
Buffalo Place
Winnipeg
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Bagot District
Geo. Kelly
Susan Lorimer
Harold Wright
Winnipeg General Hospital
M. W. Burch
Carl Burch
Keith Burch
Barbara Palendat
Doug Chambers
V. Revet
Vicky
Bar U.C.W
Bert Nichol
J. L. Pogue
Bagot Hall
JL. Pogue
Nichol
Soutover
Ted Matthews
Pam
Scott
J. Matthews
Gary Cobbe
E. Nott
Portage Glenn Parkess
MacGregor Collegiate
Quebec
Rodney
Leanne
Darcey Hunt
Kakabecca Falls
Ont
John Purkess
E Towerzey
C. Rands
Leisa
Ken Holliday
P. Henry
Bruce Robertson
Calgar Bruce Henry
H. Henry
Abe Petkau
Tony’ Petkau
Ben Petkau
Bonnie Butterfield
L. Butterfield
Ben Thiessen
C. Stewart
Burnside Edwin
L. Atkey
Karen
Atkey
Air
William Nebozenko
Hawaii
Cpl
Dennis Spriggs
RCMP
Spriggs
St. Paul
Alta
Rex Gilroy
Arthur Steeg
Dana Francis Johnston
Johnston
Doreen Meeches
Gerard G. Murray Optometrist
Tupper Street
Telephone
Rockwood
Chaparral
Carlisle
Henry’s Sports
Pine Creek
J. J. Hassard
W. R. Morton
Cochairmen
Lorne Lyttle
Farncombe
R. Page
R. L Murray
Lorne Hilman
Alex Johnson
Macdonald
E. Jordan
E. Wishart
Helen Boak
Edwin
E. Stephens
Ada Muir
Gary Little
Harold Wilkinson
Don Finlayson
J. N. Stasiuk
J. Kobut
GMC
Wishart’s
Saskatchewan Avenue
Rangein
Liquor Commissi