Southend Macaulay News Holiday Big Reach
Local notes record Christmas and New Year visits among residents and families in Southend Macaulay. They mention gatherings with the Friesen, Larsons, Pennell, Chant, Wolfe, Scora, McDonald, Hulme, and Glover families, plus hospital updates on Herb McDonald and various birthday and anniversary greetings. Bryce Frank played in a Winnipeg bonspiel, and several guests traveled from Portage, Austin, MacGregor, Winnipeg, and Montreal to share holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Schweitz
Tom Friesen
Portage
Larsons
J. Maranchuk
Lavenham
Wally Martin
MacGregor
Clarence Pennell
Gordon Hay
Austin
Geo. Lowe
Loraine
Mary Hulme
Lowe
Jack Wolfe
Fred Wolfe
Debbie
J. Scora
Herb McDonald
Anne
Sting
Herb
Deer Lodge
Doug Pennell
Vera Chant
Alice Turner
Sharon Buckett
Cindy
McGregor
Roy Glover
Robert Chanton
Nelson Hulme Sr
Deer Lodge Hospital
Doug McGregor
Winnipeg
Terry Longstreet
Herman Schweitz
Jake Buhler
Abe Buhler
Edrins
Jake
Grant MacDonald
Don MacDonald
Scott
Town
Johnny Roche
Don Hay
Henry Frank
Jack Frank
Gerald Frizzley
Pinawa
Laurie
Bill
Murray
Monica
Dean
Terry McGregor
Bryce Frank
Larry Larson
Montreal
Caron
Larson
Alec Stieben
Powell River
B.C
Dwight Bleiler
A. Stieben
Stan Edinger
Sheryl
Grant
Bill McGregor
Sharlie McGregor
Solin Pennell
Art Milroy
St. Vital
al Collett
Bradley
Harlem Pogue
Colin Pennell
Max Nichol
Ron Radford
Evelyn Radford
Keith McIvor
Poplar Point
R. Chant
George Anderson
Danny Mack
Oberton
Ken Wolfe
Allison
J. Wolfe
Mrs. R. Bailey
Macdonald
Government weighs LEAP to aid chronically unemployed
Manpower minister Robert Andras outlined a possible Local Employment Assistance Program LEAP built on lessons from the Local Initiatives Program LIP. The plan seeks to create jobs for disadvantaged groups and may reuse old models while awaiting cabinet clearance and funding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Andra
Soviet Harvest Failure and Party Leader Brezhnev Remarks
Brezhnev acknowledged this year’s Soviet grain harvest fell short of the 190 million ton target, officially placing the crop at 168 million tons. He blamed weather, but said normal life would continue and supplies would be maintained, during a meeting marking the Soviet Union’s 50th anniversary. In other news, a string of Christmas and New Year visits spanned Winnipeg, Brandon, Austin, Stead, Lavenham, and other communities, with families hosting guests and traveling to Montreal and Powell River. A separate note mentions the amoeba reproducing by splitting in two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Visitors share Christmas and New Year visits in Portage
Edwin News lists multiple families visiting during Christmas and Boxing Day at various homes in Portage and West Hawk Lake. The note mentions weddings, anniversaries, hospital visits, and a curling scene with a year end toast. Named individuals include the Painter, Verney, Patterson, Cooper, and Saunders families, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Painter
Ome
John Verney
Ron Sand Leona
Herb
Elaine Donald
Ron
Leona
West Hawk Lake
Bernard Blaines
Portage
J. Verney
Robbie
Mother
Gheyss
Lavenham
Tom Painter
Beverary Blaine
Portage Hospital
Lorna
George
Lorne Painter
E. Painter
Ernie Painter
Don
Harold Painter
Florence
Bill Painter
Clarence Patterson
Harvey- Sadway
Joyce
Patty Cooper
Flin Flon
Clarence
Helen Patterson
Glen Saunders
Morris Boychu
Manitoba selects low erucic rapeseed varieties for 1973
Agronomists at Brandon meet to set Manitoba edible oil rapeseed standards for 1973 74 stop year choosing five low erucic varieties and dropping four high crude types Oro Zephyr Midas with licensing caveats Span Torch labeled for all crop zones. Target Turret Echo and Polar removed due to demand trends. Midas matures earlier than Oro and Zephyr and seed supply for 1973 will be limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Agronomists
Brandon
Canada Department of Agriculture
Argentina
Target
Turret
Echo
Polar
Saskatoon
Local Victoria News Roundup From a Winnipeg Area Ledger
A year begins with news of travel woes and family gatherings across Canada and Manitoba towns. Readers note Christmas trips by air to Toronto, car trips to Brandon, and visits to Winnipeg and Portage. The Centennial Club plans its annual meeting and a quilt draw to fund Hill View Lodge, while well wishes go to hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.F. Johnson
Toronto
Cyril Randall
Jim Randall
Fred Hall
Glen Young
Brandon
Garry Crellin
Steuart Young
Garnet Smith
Sarah Robinson
Winnipeg
Russell Robertson
Valerie
Vickiva
Robertson
Jas. Lindsay
Neepawa
G. Smith
Greg
Firdale
Eric Miller
Austin
Jerry ‘Smith
George Currie
Centennial Club
Hall
Bill Achellenberg
Hill View Lodge
Owie Jones
Roger Cookson
McCreary
Sookson
Blake
Russell Hay
McIntyre
MacGregor Hospital
John Gilmour
Christmas and party notes from Norfolk Manor residents
Norfolk Manor residents held their annual Christmas party on December 13 with a decorated reception room, blessing, chicken supper, a Queen and Lions Club toast, and gifts from Santa. Mr and Mrs Manns hosted a birthday surprise for Mrs A Manns on December 12 with whist, music, and lunch. Visitors and relatives shared holidays across Winnipeg, Portage, Flin Flon, and Austin, with multiple small gatherings and New Year greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Santa
T. Manns
A. Manns
Firdale
Manor
Bob Cready
Ted Collier
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Danny
W. Martin
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Larry
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Issac Buckert
Mrs. Buckert
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Brian Burton
Linda
Murray Frank
Denwall Pharmacy
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Pine Creek School Board
W. Nylin
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C.D.A
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R. L. McConnell
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Norfolk Manor
W. Pennell
M. Sooth
M. Wallace
J. Jeffries
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Iva Shaw
Lindsay Shaw
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