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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
2
Canada's National Research Council investigates why fresh eggs spread white film in pans and fail to set. Researchers tested 40,800 eggs over seven years, linking the effect to machine washing in grading stations and insulation from corrugated packing. The study aims to improve handling and temperature control so eggs maintain quality.
A column laments nosy neighbors who chase emergency vehicles at night and disrupt responders. It notes firefighters are dedicated professionals who may break the law to reach or follow incidents, then describes the disruptive behavior of footloose onlookers.
A lively column notes teens embracing modern dance and music trends from the frug and twist to the sho t, with polka and schottische fading. It praises energetic, head‑bobbing moves resembling Beatle style, warns about radio noise, and observes groups dancing on their heads, urging healthy participation.
Premier Ross Thatcher of Saskatchewan along with Ernest Manning of Alberta and Duff Roblin of Manitoba denounce Ottawa plans to adopt Carter Royal Commission tax recommendations. They seek a full-scale research program before any implementation and threaten inaction via a coordinated protest telegram to Prime Minister Pearson.
June 1874 at Fort Duterin the North West Mounted Police faced a violent frontier storm that scattered the eastern horses from their picket lines. Sixty men conducted a multi day roundup, recovering many horses though some died, while historians diverge on how many stampeded. The event marks an early, turbulent chapter in the RCMP’s western expansion.
Manitoba eyes a public holiday on July 3 as part of Canada's Centennial year. Provincial Secretary Stewart McLean said the day is not statutory yet stores may stay open if they wish. He urged many to observe July 38 as a special holiday.
A plaque honoring Senator Patrick Burns founder of a global meat packing firm will be unveiled July 11 in Patrick Burns Park at the Calgary Institute of Technology. Burns, born in Oshawa in 1858, moved to Calgary in 1878 and started his firm two years later. he died in 1937, six years after his Senate appointment.
A double ring ceremony performed by Father Brown on Saturday May 6 1967 at St John’s Roman Catholic Church Portage la Prairie joined Audrey Merle Hill and Daniel de Tremaudan in matrimony. Audrey wore a floor length Peau de soie gown with lace accents and a three tier illusion veil. The groom’s party included Bob Lauze The Pas and Albert Hall Winnipeg. Guests from Victoria BC Ottawa and Alexander attended. The couple will reside in Flin Flon Manitoba following a family reception and eastward honeymoon.
Agricultural Stabilization Board announces a 27 cent rebate for dairy farmers on 100 pounds of manufacturing milk after export assistance holdback. For 1966-67 the subsidy totaled 85 cents per 100 pounds with 10 cents retained for exporting surplus dairy products, leaving a rebate of about 2.87 million dollars.
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