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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
4
Deaths and funeral notices for Kowlesky and Scofield with service details and survivors. Birth announcement for Frank Murray's baby. Engagement and birth notices from Sidney and Bagot areas. Cards of thanks and memorial notices express gratitude and memories. Local ad rates listed, deadline set, and photo charges noted.
Work wanted listing seeks bale stacking with automatic bale wagon with pre bale length weight and tension checks and volume discounts plus tea acre cultivation by Wolfe Bros contact 685-2746 or 274-2469. Calves wanted from one to six weeks old from Rands Bros apply 637-2492.
A call for a Secretary-Treasurer positions seeks a candidate with experience in accounting budgets financial reports and purchasing. The role requires the ability to organize operate and evaluate financial and purchasing programs for the division. Apply by July 20 to J P Clagett Superintendent Pine Creek School Division No 20 Box 439 Sladstone Manitoba Row 010.
The Pine Creek School Division invites sealed bids by 10 00 p m July 20 1973 for 45 44 school bus battery sets including SV 120 amp and 12V 90 mp models. Bids must include corrosion proof heavy duty warranty and due procedures. No special forms. lowest bid may not be accepted. Gladstone Manitoba.
Rt. Honourable Pierre Trudeau lit the Canada Games Torch on June 13th as it travels to Burnaby. It will cross Manitoba July 12th to 16th 1973. MacGregor officials invite the public to a 12:00 noon ceremony Sunday July 15th at the MacGregor Community Centre as a Canada Games Team member runs the torch into town.
Local residents share a busy spell of visits and travel across Portage Winnipeg Gimli and Treherne. Families welcome newcomers and note weddings anniversaries and a town store opening. Notables include graduations at MacGregor and a new building replacing an old rink.
Ontario egg distributors argue prices stay high in a captive market while producers cite rising costs. Marketing boards regulate supply and set prices, with the minimum to producers doubling to 5 cents per dozen and surpluses diverted to curb market dips. Skyrocketing feed costs now drive about 40 percent of farm expenses as U.S. market actions influence prices.
Beaver News notes social visits in Portage and Winnipeg while reporting on egg supply and pricing. Ontario 1,400 producers hold 38 percent of a national 475 million dozen target. a seven man pricing committee is weighted toward producers. A wholesaler calls the system hopeless and says farmers may exit if prices rise.
Miss Terry Sweeny of Winnipeg and Kristan Lowe of Regina visited over the weekend with Shannah and Tanis Heselwood. Thursday guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gillespie and Bruce of Brandon, who called on Mr. and Mrs. L. Heselwood and family.
Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Centre biologist Kruse outlines a series of releases totaling about 1,000 Canada geese across Dunn Logan and Burleigh counties between June and July. About 700 were released last year with roughly 160 deaths from natural causes or hunting. A wedding gift for Wayne McDougall can be left at Denwall Pharmacy.
MacGregor area residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend including Mrs. and Mr. Russ Hotel with Wien tote and family from Brandon. Winnipeg guests Mrs. J. Barber and Mrs. George North visited Connie McKelvy, while others journeyed from Saskatoon, Portage and Trail. Sympathy extended to Horton family.
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