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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1975
Page
6
The article explains different ham types and cooking guidelines for Easter ham. It defines fully cooked and cook before eating hams, outlines heating temperatures from 130 to 185 degrees, and notes curing and labeling terms such as gelatin added imitation and curing brine. It also describes cuts like bone in shank or butt, shankless options, and boneless varieties.
March 16 at 7 30 p m the McCallisters of Portage will show Africa slides at Salem hall. March 29 card night Cribbage and Whist planned. An April dance and Pie Social pending date. June 29 annual picnic set. Weekend visitors from Swan River Winnipeg and Souris noted. Obituary: Matt Moffat longtime district resident. 4H Variety Concerts mention.
E Dickenson reports Sunday visitors at the Lacroix home including Victor Smythe of Winnipeg and Dave Janaway family with others, plus Mrs. Cochran from Portage la Prairie. Women’s Prayer Retreat in Morden, 4H meeting and a public speaking night planned, Carnival this Saturday with contests and crowning. Contact Callaway Lapchuk & Co for details.
Mrs. Wen Smith and family visited Winnipeg to see husband Harry at Health Sciences Centre. Valerie Schnieder, a Winnipeg nurse trainee, spent the weekend at the farm with her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Schneider. The Smote Culloughs and Cecil Lionel and Collette dined at the Wm McLarens in Neepawa to celebrate Corinna and Nola McLaren birthdays on March 7. The usual dance is scheduled for Friday March 14. Sheila Smith visited Winnipeg for the weekend with sister Nancy.
The farm scene reports cattle losses rise with high feed costs prompting new strategies. Melfort Research Station tests show steers fed 80 percent roughage yield profitable gains at lower costs than 80 percent barley. Dr J A Robertson will speak at Portage Agricultural Conference March 13 on roughage feeding research aiding cattle operators.
W. M. McMillan return after a three week holiday in Spain's Costa del Sol. Their travels included sun and sightseeing as they resumed local duties.
Oakville Jr High hosted a curling bonspiel with three events on February 2 and March 1. Bailey's rink led the first event, followed by Blair Nicholls, Chris Blight, and Ron Brooks. Pat Blight's rink won the second event, with Darren Dalrymple, Beatrice Dyck, Trevor Bruno, and Pam Blight as runners up. Darren Seeking's rink claimed the third event, with Jim London and Leslie Blight also placing and Robert Froese fourth.
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