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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
2
The Ministry of Natural Resources notes hunters are turning to muzzle loaders, flintlock and percussion types, for lower velocity and short range use in populated areas. Modern reproductions cost 50 to 500 dollars and can be built or kit assembled. Enthusiasts craft balls powder horns and pouches, while accurate cleaning and precise ammunition making remain essential.
Cattle prices fell at the Ontario Stockyards after export controls on beef and pork were announced. Experts doubt store prices will drop. steers averaged 57 to 59.95 hundredweight, down from a record 64.70. Pack‑er reluctance, export permit timing, and ongoing inflation prompt varied responses from labor leaders and economists.
Kennedy Realty in Edmonton operates with seven saleswomen led by Connie Kennedy president. The firm specializes in condominiums across six high rises and six townhome projects, offering a modern bright office and promising personalized service. Prices range from 15000 to 100000 dollars, and staff note women bring unique client understanding and flexibility for professionals seeking downtown living.
A Saskatchewan education advisory panel urges schools to make physical education a priority for student health. The report calls for a new PE branch, interschool programs, revised teacher training, and a PE teacher in each school. It urges 30 daily minutes of movement beyond athletics to develop rhythm and expression.
Four former Windmill performers led by Polly Perkins seek funds to buy out the lease and restore the Windmill Theatre’s historic burlesque revues. They aim to revive the venue’s famed follies while preserving the Windmill name and legacy from its wartime era.
Interim Winnipeg study by Anne Bell and Fred Switzer finds open area classrooms raise reading problems among first and second graders. Twice as many children scored below norms in open areas versus traditional rooms after grades 1 and 2. Switzer favors traditional classrooms for most children, with some possible shift later. Funding came from Health and Welfare. province refused education department support. Peter Coleman, St Boniface superintendent, supports open-area concept but warns research could end it.
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