Boy Killed In Midget Hockey Tourney Accident
A 16 year old player Gordon Pasacreta of Trail died after a puck struck his chest in the first period of a game against Flin Flon Manitoba at the IFT CURRENT Sask tournament. He wore regulation padding and helmet but the chest area was unprotected.
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Sask. (Cp
Gordon Pasacreta
Leonard Pasacreta
Trail
Flin Flon
Man
Flying French Man Leads Saskatchewan Off-Campus Education
Father Renaud, associate professor at the University of Saskatchewan, travels weekly by air to Tle-a-La-Crosse and Buffalo Narrows to support Metis communities with off campus instruction. He lectures about education and community development, aiding relocation, diet, leisure, and health.
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Anare Renaud
Tle-a-La-Crosse
Saskatoon
Buffalo Narrows
Renaud
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Father Renaud
You Have a Date CGIT Tea and Bake Sale Event
The CGIT tea and bake sale takes place at MacGregor United Church hall on Saturday April 26 from 3 to 5 p.m. A UCW traveling bake van appears on Saturday May. The UCW also sponsors a variety concert on Friday April 18 at 8 p.m. in MacGregor Memorial Hall to aid the manse fund. The Women's Institute hosts a spring tea bake sale and novelty table on Thursday April 10 in the MacGregor Memorial Hall from 3 to 5 p.m. A whist drive is at the Manor on Thursday April 10 at 8 p.m. Proceeds go to Hospital Aid.
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CGIT
MacGregor United Church
U.C.W
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Manse Fund
Women's Institute
Riverton couple marks diamond anniversary with 107-year-old guest
At Riverton Nova Scotia Mr and Mrs Angus MacPherson observed their 60th wedding anniversary with open house at Lansdowne hosted by their daughter and son in law. The 107 year old father in law John Adams attended as relatives and local clergy offered congratulations. The couple, married in Newhaven Scotland in 1909, have six children, ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Glasgow
Angus MacPherson
Riverton
N.S
Andrew Ferguson
Lansdowne
Mfr
Mrs. MacPherson
Newhaven
Scotland
Thomas Pearson
Jessie MacPherson
John Adams
MacPherson
Tasco Ltd
Sharon St. John United Church
Angusin
Amtarab
Iona
Dundee
Harold
Dartmouth
Babs
G. A. Currie
Hopewell
Ruth
A. N. Ferguson
Winifred
Leroy George
George Currie
MacGregor
Hearing Aid Sales Study Turned Down
A New Democratic motion to have a legislative committee study hearing aid sales was defeated 28 to 25. Ben Hanuschak urged action amid profits up to 300 percent, while Health Minister George Johnson suggested waiting to see federal regulation before any act next year.
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New Democratic
Ben Hanuschak
NDP
Burrows
George Johnson
Federal
Department of Consumer Affairs
33 Year Career Rooted in a Moth Discovery
Fulton, a veteran entomologist with the federal agriculture department in British Columbia, began in the 1930s during a Fraser River Valley moth outbreak that affected about 3,000 acres. He built a 33 year career studying vegetable pests including the tuber flea beetle and carrot rust fly, retiring mid December and planning future work at the department research station.
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Larry Graham Fulton
Fulton
Federal Agriculture Department
Fraser River
Vancouver
University of British Columbia
No Policy Yet For Veg Growers Aid
Resources Minister Harry Enns said Manitoba has not yet arrived at any policy for aid to vegetable growers affected by last year's wet weather. He was replying to a Legislature question from T P Hillhouse who noted the Manitoba Vegetable Growers Association had applied for compensation. Enns added the request was received by Agriculture Minister J Douglas Watt's department but the matter is not comparable to flood situations.
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Harry Enns
Manitoba
T. P. Hillhouse
L—Selkirk
Manitoba Vegetable Growers’ Association
Enns
J. Douglas Watt
Hillhouse
Hermitage Heritage Looks To A Retirement Home For Jackson Descendants
John I. Dey describes the Hermitage as a showplace of decor and living, praise from the Ladies Hermitage Association of Nashville. The piece notes fundraising, revival of the estate, and a novel plan to house descendants of General Andrew Jackson among the Thoroughbred keeping and stables, with involvement from Gambett H Brows and other local historians.
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Ladies Hermitage Association
Nashville
Tennessee
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Owl Stables
Jimon
Means
Nashville Banner
General Jackson
Russell
Fraxton
Doublehead
Decatur
Gambett H Brows
Hstorian
Williamson County
MacGregor Herald Office Names Diverse Local Shops
A MacGregor Herald Office listing documents a set of businesses including Jack's Barbershop Co-op Lamb's Lockers and Meats Crocker's Store Rossendale MacDougald's Store Lavenham Lamb's Solo Store Austin Larry's Starlite Service Austin Dankesreiter's Store and Sidney Pauch Electric, reflecting a varied local commerce scene.
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Jack's Barbershop
MacGregor Herald Office
Lamb's Lockers & Meats
Crocker’s
Rossendale
MacDougald
Lavenham
Lamb
Austin
Larry's Starlite
Austin Dankesreiter
Sidney Pauch Electric
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Lincoln Center
Placido Domingo
Sherrill Milnes
Met
Eric’s
Viking Room
Macgregor Hotel
UCW
Allan Currie
Harold MacPherson
Nelson MacPherson
D. H. Glass
D. Neil McCombie
First Presbyterian Church
Stellarton
Penman’s Music & VarIety Store
Royal Road North
Safeway
Portage LA Prairie
Sparton
Nipeg
McLaren
Rupert
Jim
Bank of Montreal
Department
John I. Dey
Hermitage Heritage
Denwal Pharmacy
Play Newspaper
The
MacGregor Lions Club
Roy Smith
Bago Mahan
Bagot
Currie’s
Bagot Beaver
Katrime
Pratt
Barton’s
Red & White
Lamb's
Randall's