MacGregor area Christmas visitors and local travels
A run of holiday and Christmas visits spans MacGregor and nearby towns. Residents hosted relatives and friends from Winnipeg, Portage, Dryden, Esterhazy, Yorkton, Brandon, Calgary, Saskatoon, Fort Churchill, and Ottawa, with numerous Cairns and Pogue family gatherings noted among extended kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Pogue
David Pogue
Saskatoon
Abe Pogue
Flin Flon
Charlie Pogue
Brandon
Ernie Pogue
Portage
Bill Butterfield
Bagot
Poyser
Harold
George E. Lowe
Montie Lowe
Winnipeg
Gilbert Lowe
Fort Churchill
Wallace Lowe
Ken Cairns
Duane
Yorkton, Sask
James Tustin
Joelle
H. Dankesreiter
C. 8. Dodds
Calgary
Carole
Stan
Michael Dodds
Fort ‘Saskatchewan
Joyce Gillemaud
Don McAfee
Glen
June Paterson
McAuley
Frank Dankesreiter
Livingstone District News Holiday Guests and Visits
Christmas Day and New Years gatherings across Livingstone district include Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fehr hosting and visiting relatives from Waldersee Winnipeg Mayfeld Selkirk MacGregor and Bengough Sask and many others from Morden Neepawa Gladstone Portage and Winnipeg with many Rossings and Mauthes noted in Christmas and Boxing Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Stewart
Matsqui, B.C
Ronald Fehr
John Mauthe
Waldersee
Ernie Wickstead
Robert Garth
George Peter
Mayfeld
Walter Humes
Evelyn Sloane
Kathy and
Warren
Selkirk
Arlene Sloane
MacGregor
A. Hrydn
Bengough
Sask
Merle Miron
Lockport
Ray Hammel
Winnipeg
Kunai Frank
Bill McCaskill
Smith - Griffin
W. Harvey
Transcona
Arlene
Debbie Besser
Glen Wall
Alice Mauthe
Dana Brinley
Harry Reid
Brian Reid
Vic Fehr
Allan Fehr
Jim Armstrong
May‘eld
Robert Humes
Boxing Day
K. Griffith
Morden
Roy Melony
Ed. Drohomereski
Toulon
Mabel McCaskill
Ann Smith
George Doane
Gladstone
John Pottinger
East View Lodge
Neepawa
Sally
Larry
Bud Turner
Uno
Flo Fletcher
W. H. Johnston
Nora
Minnie Johnston
MacDonald
Don McDonald
Donna
Danny
Percy Gillies
Scott
Jocelyn
Lynne ‘McDonald
L. Brooks
Ray Ewart
Jeff
Headingley
Art Grantham
Prairie Grove
Bill Gillespie
Portage
Gillespie
Robert Gillespie
Dave Moffat
Canadian oil pipeline eyed through Mackenzie valley
E C Hurd of Trans Mountain Pipeline Ltd argues an all Canadian Mackenzie valley pipeline to Edmonton and Prudhoe Bay is practical and profitable. He notes 13 companies funded a $7 million three year study including a pilot at Inuvik, faces Arctic permafrost and environmental risks, but foresees benefits for northern Canadians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Hurd
Trans- Mountain Pipeline Ltd
Mackenzie Valley
Arctic
United States
Hurd
Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Research Ltd
Mackenzie
Inuvik
N.W.T
British Columbia
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Mackenzie Delta
Delta
Edmonton
Edson
Alta
Tnuvik
Mr. Hurd
Tropics
New Oil May Keep Arteries Flexible
University of Utah scientists report tropoelastin, a substance like motor oil, may keep arteries young and elastic. Drs. Sandberg Gray Foster outline a molecular picture and potential aging delay, with plans to map the elastin fibre and study disease effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah
Lawrence Sandberg
Sandberg
William Gray
Gray
Judith Foster
New Rules Regulate Visitors to Canada Starting 1973
Immigration Minister Robert Andras announced new rules to curb short term foreign labor and control long term visitors. Visitors who intend to work must secure employment visas and longer than three months requires registration. Violations face fines up to 500 dollars, six months in jail, or deportation. U.S. daily commuters will automatically receive employment visas at the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Robert Andras
Andras
U.S
Agricultural PEP expansion offers labor aid to farmers
A.R. Dames reports Portage district PEP progress with five cattle sheds nearing completion. Under supervisor Dale Brecknell, work proceeds well and farmers express satisfaction. The program extends to all agricultural buildings, with up to $1,000 free labor before May 31, prioritizing livestock facilities and inviting applications at the Portage la Prairie Ag. Rep. Office or local contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Ag
Dave Whitehead
Bell
Tupper Stret North
Ag. Rep
Snowmobile Safety Tips and Regulations in Manitoba
Government safety guidance covers registration and license plate rules for snowmobiles, with exceptions for remote-area use. It stresses protecting the windshield edge, helmet use meeting CSA standards, proper goggles with ventilation, and shatterproof windshields. Nine government sponsored courses teach safe riding. contact the Snowmobile Safety Officer in Winnipeg for rules and the Rider's Handbook at 1075 Portage Avenue or 775-0281.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Canadian Standards ‘Association
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Magistrate questions computer over student aid fraud
Magistrate Mike Baryluk criticizes the system sending student aid cheques to youths who left school. A 19-year-old pled guilty to defrauding the government of 835 dollars by cashing such cheques. The magistrate placed the youth on one month probation and refused restitution, saying the same computer that issued the funds can recover them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Baryluk
Baryluk
Spiralling Leather Prices Hit Manitoba Industry
Leather prices rising worldwide threaten Manitoba manufacturers. Winnipeg firms warn closures possible as hides grow scarce. Prices jumped from 53 cents to 96 cents and up to 1.05 per square foot, with European demand and Argentina Russia rumors cited. Industry leaders warn of higher consumer costs and potential shift to substitutes if trends continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Aron S. Yukelis
Winnipeg Leather Goods Manufacturing Ltd
Yukelis
Canada
Lawrence Fields
Greb Shoes Ld
Argentina
Free Tax Information Service Launches by Telephone
Revenue Minister Robert Stanbury announced a free income tax information service starting January 2. Taxpayers can call 28 district offices for tips or dial Zenith 0 4000 for long distance access. The service runs weekdays 8 15 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. local time and aims to reduce tax questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stanbury
Revenue Department
Manitoba Health Plan Would Put Patient Records On Computer
Manitoba Health Services Commission will draft a plan to put every resident’s medical background on a computer for quick access. Health Minister Rene Toupin said the cabinet could consider it before the next legislative session. The plan aims to improve treatment, reduce duplication and monitor service use while keeping data limited to the medical profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Manitoba
Rene Toupin
Toupin Sai
Toupin
Commission
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Marion Barth
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Laurie Barth
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Dennis Lamb
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Rouyn
Que
Austin
Dan Rintoul
Denwal Pharmacy
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Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Lass
Spain
Union
Madrid
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CS. Riley
Dominion Tanners Ltd
Free Tax Information Service
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