Yum Days promote Manitoba food and beverage industry
The Department of Industry and Commerce promotes Manitoba's food and beverage sector during Yum Days. Manitoba's industry is near a billion-dollar yearly business, with 1969 values around 600 million for production and 450 million in shipments, 240 million exported. About 12,000 people are employed in the industry. Events include Children's Clothing on January 26 and February 2 at PCI Home, and Casserole Cooking on February 11, 18, 25 at Prince Charles, with registration by calling 857-3871.
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Department of Industry and Commerce
Manitoba
PCI Home Ee
Prince Charles
Beaver 4 H Cub News Curling Event Report
Beaver 4 H Cub News covers the Parent-Member Curling at Katrime rink on January 23 with many members and families attending. The January 28 speeches at MacGregor Elementary feature Sheila Siemens third in junior division and Peter Siemens first in senior division, followed by lunch. Brent Wright, reporter.
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Veers 4
Beer Vlub
Katrime
Sunday Church Services and Sunday School Listings
Evangelical Unite Church East End MacGregor February 7 Sunday School Worship 9.45 10.45 Pastor Harold Ritchie 10.30 Combined Service Bethel Church MacGregor February 7 10.00 Sunday School 11.00 Worship 7.30 Gospel Service Guest Pastor Rev Gerald Anderson Kinosota Vocal numbers Isianey Pastor Dick Fehr 10.30 Sunday School 11.30 Worship Austin United Church February 7 Rev David Landers 10.00 Sunday School and Worship Service.
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Evangelical Unite Church
East End
MacGregor
Bethel Churen
Macaregory
Gerald Anderson
Kinosota
Kinosots
Isianey
Dick Fehr
Austin United Church
David Landers
Sidney United Church
January Frost Fades With Community Events In Austin
The year book committee at Austin Collegiate hosts a tea and bake sale February 6 from 2 to 4 30 p m in Community Hall. Christ Church A C W meets February 10 at 1 2 p m at Mrs Nick Kowalchuk's home. The Centennial Ladies Club delay amateur contest and old time dance to March 5 due to bonspiel. Notable visits include Mr and Mrs Corneillie and Mr Walker, and several Winnipeg, Carberry and Brandon guests. Sympathy extended to the family of Mrs Fred Salmon. Weather remains cold and stormy with hope for improvement.
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H. F. Johnson
Austin Collegiate
B. Christiansen
Donna
Sharon
Winnipeg
Harold Wallace
Carberry
John Mustard
Gladstone
Chase Wallace
Margaret
Bernice
Harold
Hawaii
Don Craig
John Gilmour
Reuben Storie
Brandon
Frank Anderson
R. Storie
Fred Salmon
Austin
Erle Outhwaite
H. B. Outhwaite
Don Campbell
Rev
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Cows May Play In Southern Saskatchewan National Park
Delegates of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture approved a resolution to allow cows in a proposed southern Saskatchewan national park while preserving grazing rights. Debate cited beef production and the impact on ranching, with supporters saying cattle would complement the park.
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Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Federation
James Jacklin
Ontario Federation
CFA
Boyd Anderson
Saskatchewan Federation
Anderson
Emergency Fire Numbers for Austin and MacGregor District
Emergency numbers list calls for the Austin Fire Department at 637-2300 and MacGregor District at 685-2300. It stresses using these only for fire calls and keeping the numbers handy to stay prepared and cautious about fires.
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Fire Department
Austin
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