Bagot and District News Update June 1
Mirs. J.M. Baskier Lawrence Crealock remains hospitalized at Brandon General. Birthdays listed for June including Beverley Brittain and Dave Coulthard. Reflections on riches of senses and notes on price trends for beef and pork. Weather and farming updates, Ken Wright graduates with BSc in Computers and enters RCMP training. Bagot Hospital Aid June meeting reports, officer elections, donations, and a pot luck picnic planned near Austin on June 16.
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Mirs
J.M. Baskier
Lawrence Crealock
Brandon General Hospital
Beverley Brittain
Earle Ferncombe
Dave Coulthard
Malcolm Coubrough
Clarence Rands
Robert Kerr
Wayne Nichol
Murray Burch
Auction Sale Saturday June 15 in Austin
Auctioneers announce a sale Saturday June 15 at 1 00 PM one block south of Austin Credit Union Austin listing numerous household items including Belanger 30 cubic foot range Viscount refrigerator Viking deep freeze Gernard Heinzelman piano chrome kitchen suite rocking chairs dressers beds tables rug sewing machine and garden tools plus mower and other tools all in readable condition with items described for bidding participation
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Belanger
Viscount
Viking
Arver Gernard
Heinzelman
Zenith
National Electric Sewing
Aressers
An.p
Food Black Market Emerges Near Expo Spokane
Spokane County environmental health director says the Expo 74 influx created a black market in uninspected meat and other commodities. Some stores sold uninspected rabbits and beef carcasses with improper grading stamps. No widespread shortages reported by area suppliers.
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Washington
Spokane County
Pickett
Pickett Sala Ins Spectors
Spokane
Timely Topics on Health Hoaxes and Summer Fashions
Health hoaxes warn against orthopedic mattresses arthritis cures inflatable weight reducers and medical fraud claims while summer fashions reflect 1930s 40s inspired styles trench coats and denim looks with soft fabrics checks stripes and florals plus guidance to visit McCalls pattern book in the agricultural office for sewing ideas
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Poplin
McCalls
Gricultural
Government Fire Insurance Hassle in Manitoba Debate
Two Conservative MLAs accuse the Manitoba government of seeking a monopoly in writing general insurance on government buildings. Deputy leader Harry Enns and Donald Craik warn the NDP may extend into life and public building policies, bypassing private insurers during debate on amendments to the Automobile Insurance Act.
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Manitoba
Harry Enns
Lakeside
Donald Craik
Riel
NDP
Enns
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corp
Craik
Crown
Manitoba Plans Partial Ban on Fortified Wines and Price Rises
Manitoba Attorney General Howard Pawley announced a partial ban on about 30 low-cost fortified wine brands and price increases for 30 other wine brands. Around 300 table wines will see an average 17 percent price cut. The policy, aimed at reducing abuse and intoxication, follows a six month pilot in northern Manitoba that reduced drinker detention. Conservatives deride it as staged prohibition, while Pawley notes further liquor price increases from distiller wholesale changes within two months.
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Manitoba
Howard Pawley
Pawley
Don Craik
Pc—Riel
Sidney Spivak
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Iil) Burch
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