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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 15, 1973

Page

5

Portage area social notes from LIVINGSTONE NEWS

Miss Eva Gillespie attends Ron Fraser wedding in Winnipeg. Numerous local families visit relatives in Portage, Dawson Creek and Transcona, with trips to Neepawa, Selkirk, Fort Lauderdale and Arden. Events feature Mr and Mrs Reid, Gillies, Humes, Johnston, Gillespie, McDonald, and others.

Eva Gillespie Harry Reid Ron Fraser Winnipeg Glen Gillies Dawson Creek B.C Don McDonald Donna Robert Humes Keith Griffith Morden Marcel Normand Wendy Kimberly Prairie Grove U.S Manitoba Walter Humes Evelyn Sloane Selkirk W. McCaskill W. Harvey Ken Harvey Transcona Dana Brinley Paul Gauthier W. H. Johnston Joe Ann Minnie Johnston Macdonald Nora Helen Johnston Portage Tillie Neepawa Frank Weber Thureday Mire Dick Carruthers Austin Vic Fehr John Dyck Candace Arden Nick Stebnicki Miami Florida M. Hammel Frank Dan McDonald Mel Preston Birtle 4Jo Ann Robert Gillespie Bill Gillespie Sam Gillespie Mai Palliser Mai Reilly Deanne Fort Lauderdale

Friends Celebrate Shower for Darlene Hall in August

A social gathering honored Darlene Hall with a shower hosted by Mrs. Mae Lambert on Thursday August 2 at her home. Darlene received several gifts and guests enjoyed lunch during the event.

Darlene Hall Mae Lambert Darlene

No Meat Shortage In Canada Says Burns Foods Chief

A.J. E. Child of Burns Foods Ltd Calgary says there is no meat shortage in Canada and prices should fall in weeks as panic buying and fears of shortages drive up costs. He cites U S price controls and a rail strike as factors but argues domestic supply remains sufficient and profiteering is not occurring within his plants.

Canada A.J. E. Child Burns Foods Ltd Calgary United States Montreal

Cost Of Living Soaring Again In Canada July inflation jump

Statistics Canada reports July grocery prices up 2.2 percent, overall CPI at 151, year over year inflation 15.6 percent. Wages show four million Canadian private sector workers avg about $160 weekly as inflation erodes gains. Fresh vegetables up 11.8 percent, fruit 3.1 percent. beef and pork prices rise, with pork up nearly 18 percent year on year.

Canada Trudeau Statistics Canada

Caterpillar In The Peas Leads To Lords Consideration

Winifred Voss found a hawkmoth caterpillar in a can of peas sold by a Dorset firm. The case, after a £? fine and an appeal dismissed, now reaches Britain's House of Lords to decide if the company acted with reasonable care to avoid extraneous matter in processed goods.

Edwin Jowett Voss

Record Rain for Ottawa Overwhelms Roads and Trees

Ottawa area recorded 1.2 inches of rain last Wednesday causing washed out roads and downed trees. Police logged hundreds of minor accidents with a single fatality in torrential showers. The quote notes August rainfall at 2.87 inches versus a normal 3.21.

Ottawa Weather Office

Nothing Fixed In Turtle Derby

The Canadian Turtle Derby in Boissevain on August 18 unveils an electric starting gate for turtles that can launch 16 turtles at once. Organizers report hundreds of entries from as far as Burlington Ontario Victoria and even the United States. The event drew thousands last year and may reach tens of thousands this year with tourism and attractions surrounding the race.

Boissevain Winnipeg Burlington Ont Victoria United States Watergate Turtle Mountains Chamber of Commerce J. F. Ryan Big Momma Toronto

Potato Growers Face Shipping Crisis From Island Strike

George Lawton of Pownal, a leading Prince Edward Island grower, said the Newfoundland ferry disruption and potential rotating strike threaten about 25 carloads worth $80,000 of his potatoes. He warned that shipping during a strike would be disastrous, as rail guarantees fail and shipments rely on infrequent freighters with poor refrigeration. Much of the crop remains unsold while harvest nears, though provincial official Frank Lawson notes the crop still looks good and could benefit from better weather.

Newfoundland P.E George Lawton Pownal Lawton P.E.I Nova Scotia Maritimes Canadian National Railways Charlottetown

Beaver News Hidden Ties at Local Gatherings

Miss Myrtle Hodgins spent Friday and Saturday with Mr and Mrs Charlie Rodgers. Alf Graham and Roy Graham of Clear Lake visited Quill Lake with Emma Kelly of Brandon last week. Mrs Kelly staying with Alf Graham. Roy Harkness and G L McGregor of Winnipeg vacationed at Bemidji Minnesota. Rodgers family hosted Winnipeg visitors and Winnipeg hospital trips. Thunder Bay and Winnipeg references appear in Sunday gatherings.

Myrtle Hodgins Charlie Rodgers Alf. Graham Roy Graham Clear Lake Emma Kelly Brandon Quill Lake Kelly Alf Graham Roy Harkness G. L. McGregor Winnipeg Bemidji Minnesota Brian Bob Chant Lloyd MacDonald Lavenham Clarence Pennell Manitoba Thompson Flin Flon Pas Joelle Lincoln Wolfe Ralph Bailey Macdonald Lyn Snaith Jack Wolfe Neepawa J. Scora Gay Soria Daryl Kathy Kinley Doug Marion Cliff Lee Treherne A. Nicholls Audley Claude Tilley Windsor Ontario Bob English Nicholls H. Bagot Bagot Alberts Beach Gilmours

Predicts Bread At $1 A Pound In Wheat Shortage

Buffalo area food firms warn bread may reach one dollar per loaf as wheat costs surge. Executives cite a 40 percent rise in ingredients in three months and wheat at 13 100 pounds on the New York market versus seven a year ago. They warn June 1, 1974 could bring flour shortages endangering bread supply.

Buffalo Gerald Lukitsch Burczynski Bakery Int New York Lakitsch John Prise Federal Bakers Supply Corp Futre

Traffic tips from RCMP warn on careless driving

The Carberry RCMP detachment will publish traffic tips on provincial laws. Tip No 1 states that a motor vehicle that fish tails when taking off can lead to a careless driving charge, with potential seizure of the vehicle a fine and suspension of the driver’s license.

RCMP Carberry

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