Sunday Visitors and Local Notices From Pine Creek
Pine Creek news items list Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs George Shapan and son from Lavenham visiting Mr and Mrs 5 E Knox. Portage and Neepawa trips noted with various locals, hospital patient updates, and a graveside service on April 8 for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James D Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shapansky
Lavenham
5. E. Knox
A. Hall
Portage
Art Stewart
Sarah Thomson
Bill
Muir
Campbell Soup tour by MacGregor 4-H club
The MacGregor 4-H Home Economics group toured the Campbell Soup facility on March 29. They observed canning processes including food preparation labelling boxing storage and packing for shipping. After a lunch break they visited the plant bowling alley and finished with several games before heading home.
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Campbell Soup
Campbell Soup Plant
Karen Smith
Permanent Press Garment Care Tips Emphasize Size and Handling
Timely guidance explains that permanent press garments can be altered but not lengthened or let out due to heat set creases. It notes avoid overloads, turn items inside out to launder, remove promptly from the dryer, and use cool cycles to prevent wrinkles while stressing laundering and fabric integrity.
Edrans News Jars Recap of Weekend Visits and Events
Ken Smith hosts and welcomes visitors from Brandon and Winnipeg. Local socials include Mrs Graham and pupils bazaar with Red Cross donation of 28 dollars. Shelley Nelson had an appendectomy in Neepawa. Upcoming Edrans Hall dance on April 14 features the Melodiers of Austin.
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Winnipeg
Don Pedersen
Henry Moore
Carberry
Graham
Edrans Hall
Fred ‘Smith
Red Cross
Shelley Nelson
Neepawa Hospital
Melodiers of
Austin
Day
June Kerr
G. Hyde
Swan River
Johnny Schneider
Gwen
Randy
Wellwood
Bert Skeet
John Wieler
John Giesbucht
Frank Bennett
Rossendale
Manitoba Feeds Grain Sufficient as Stocks Stand
Trade minister Winters said Manitoba has ample oats and barley with 8,000,000 bushels of oats and 4,300,000 bushels of barley in elevators. He noted the Canadian Wheat Board will not allow interprovincial movement of non board feed grain outside its jurisdiction despite opposition calls to lift restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Manitoba
Canadian Wheat Board
the Commons
Diefenbaker
Prairie
Wheat Board
Canada
Chamber Head Criticizes Canada Fiscal Spending
National president Roger Deserters of Montreal told the Manitoba Chambers convention that Canada is on a road to socialism as federal spending climbs. He warned that every dollar of service costs more than a dollar due to administration expenses and urged restraint on unaffordable increases. He cited a 20 percent fiscal year rise versus the United States amid the Vietnam era.
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Canadian Chambers of Commerce
Roger Deservers
Montreal
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Canada
Deserters
United States
Denwal Pharmacy Rexall Announces Ten Day One Cent Sale
Rexall Original One Cent Sale offers two advertised regular size products for the price of one plus one cent. Hundreds of bargains available. Mark your calendar for the Ten Day Spring sale from Thursday April 13 to Saturday April 22 at Rexall Drug Store Denwal Pharmacy.
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Rexall
Denwal Pharmacy
Rexal Drug Store
Churches Announce Sunday Services Across Austin and MacGregor
A schedule of Sunday worship and Sunday School times is listed for Christ Church and United and Evangelical churches in Austin MacGregor and Bagot. Services span morning and afternoon, with prayers, sermons, and Sunday School sessions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church, Austin
M. J. Fleming
ST. Paul's
MacGregor
United Church
Austin
Evangelical Mennonite Church
East End
Macgregor United Church
Bagot
Bethel Church
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
A. J. Hall
Ene
Bethel
Evangelistic Ser
Municipal Exemption Demanded by Winnipeg Leaders
About 50 civic leaders from eight metro councils and seven school boards crowded Winnipeg council chambers to demand exemptions for municipal and school board purchases from Manitoba's five per cent sales tax. The council backed a three part motion urging total exemption or, failing that, exemption of major capital expenditures or grants to cover tax costs, with the tax set to take effect June 1.
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Manitoba
Metro Winnipeg Council Chambers
Winnipeg
Local residents enjoy weekend gatherings and hospital update
Hartland Currie News reports visitors and family events across district. Agnes Tiffin visited in the IOOF Home while Mr and Mrs Smith traveled to Winnipeg. Widespread visits included Lorne Rintoul Terry and Lori exploring relatives. McDougall was taken to Portage hospital for treatment and wishes for a speedy recovery are offered.
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Winnipeg
Agnes Tiffin
Hydro
M. McDougall
Portage Hospital
Mr. McDougall
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