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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 30, 1973

Page

3

Weekend visits and graduation noted in Currie area

Hartford Currie Mr and Mrs Lamont of Brandon were Sunday supper guests with Elsie Frank and Arthur Hounsom. Allyson Thompson earned a Manitoba University pedagogy degree on May 25. Mr and Mrs K Melver and family of Poplar Point visited with Mr and Mrs R Rintoul and Bill Radford. Various local residents hosted guests and sewing club ladies gathered to quilt with Mrs A Dickson.

University of Manitoba K. Melver Poplar Point R. Rintoul Bill Radford J. Smith Brandon H. Jonasson Doug Cheryl Gerald Cleaver Winnipeg T. Rintoul R. Thomson Victor

Government Backs Grasshopper Fight To Protect Wheat

Agriculture Minister Eugene Wheland pledged full federal effort to shield western wheat crops from a looming grasshopper infestation. He told MP John Diefenbaker that nothing would impede wheat production including grasshoppers or politics. Weekly reports on the situation are being received as concerns rise over chemical availability and drought threats.

Eugene Wheland John Diefenbaker Prince Albert Mr. Wheland Alf Gleave NDP Saskatoon- Biggar Whelan Statistics Canada Pri

Dozer Crashes House in Red Deer Suburban Incident

RCMP investigated a bulldozer crash at the home of Les Hewson in Red Deer. The machine, used to stockpile gravel, rolled from a 30 foot pile through trees across a field and onto the house, ending in the kitchen. The operator was away on a midnight break. police suspect someone started the bulldozer while he was gone.

Red Deer City Rcmp Les Hewson Bob McGee Hewson RCMP

Keep Eyes Open for Dead Duck C

City and district residents are asked to watch for dead and dying fowl after an outbreak of duck virus enteritis estimated to have destroyed about 30 000 waterfowl at the Lake Andes Natural Wildlife Refuge in South Dakota. The virus is restricted to the United States but raises concern for southern Alberta as the central migratory flyway passes through Lethbridge. It affects ducks geese and swans and cannot be transmitted to humans or other animals.

Somerville Lake Andes Natural Wildlife Refuge South Dakota United States Alberta Lethbridge

Grain Train Strains as Soviet Grain Rush Ties Rail

A Soviet purchase of American grain overloads U S transport systems. Rail facilities run short on grain hoppers and coal cars forced into service. A plastic sheet covers open cars as Midwest and Plains grain pours toward Great Lakes and Gulf ports while the Soviet ship Vysotsk loads at Longview Washington and a Burlington Northern train replenishes multimillion bushels.

Soviet Union U.S Midwest Plains States Great Lakes Gulf Gulf and Pacific Ports. Below, the Soviet Ship Vysotsk Loads At Longview, Wash Burlington Northern

MacGregor Locals Note Social Events And Weddings

Miss Donna Dankesreiter visited with her parents in Toronto. Bryan earned a Bachelor of Science at the University of Manitoba. A May 16 shower honored Judy Bieganski. Weddings celebrated: Judy Bieganski to Don Crabbe at Neepawa and Ken Patterson to an unnamed partner in High River. Numerous MacGregor ties and travels are listed among relatives and friends.

Donna Dankesreiter Toronto Harry Dankesreiter Sid Hay University of Manitoba Bryan Irene Bieganski Cindy Betty Pennell Dawn Mary Bieganski Rossendale Winnipeg Judy Lawrence Heselwood Mortion Ed Chant Ted Critchlow Brandon Emma Kelly Steve Evelyn Thompson Sheard Jack McPhee Home Art Sealy Don Crabbe Judy Bieganski Neepawa Ken Patterson High River Alta Bob Bogue R.C.N Ottawa Ontario Frank Bogue Jeff Pink Dave Wood Ian McDougall Wesley Babisky Shelly Rae Nettie Zudhkan Transcona W. Dolessi C. R. Barber Bruce Nichol Carberry Bob White Brenda Silverton Muriel E. Collins Hank Schroeder A. G. McGregor

Montreal planner proposes snow holidays during major storms

Aime Desautels, Montreal urban community planning director, suggests declaring snow holidays in major snowstorms to overhaul traffic plans and grant residents unexpected time off. The idea aims to reduce congestion and improve safety during severe winter events.

Planning Ahead Montreal Aime Desautels Ustal

Swimming Fashion: How to Elasticize a Chlorine-Ready Suit

A sewing-focused note explains selecting chlorine resistant swim elastic and calculating needed length. It advises measuring the swimsuit edge, subtracting based on fabric length, testing for comfort, then pinning eight equal parts, attaching plastic, and stitching with a wide zigzag before folding the edge inward.

Bricks Fly as Manitoba Opposition Attacks Evans

The Manitoba legislature adjourned after over three hours of debate on Industry Minister Leonard Evans. Opposition leader Sidney Spivak criticized Evans' competence and the handling of the Manitoba Development Corp. Ed Schreyer shifted the crown agency away from Evans to Mines Minister Sidney Green. Critics cited past predictions by Evans as overoptimistic, citing the McKenzie Seed Co. setback and Saunders Aircraft losses. Evans rebutted, labeling Spivak a sales-focused leader while urging reliance on economic research, and attacked the Churchill Forest Industries deal as disguised socialism with dubious Swiss funds.

Leonard Evans Sidney Spivak NDP Evans Spivak Manitoba Development Corp Ed Schreyer Sidney Green Ed McGill Brandon West McGill Brandon Steve Patrick Assiniboia Saunders Aircraft Manitoba Industry and Commerce Department Churchill Forest Industries

End of May Notes Warm Weather Brightens Austin

May ends with warm nights and gardens lifting as July looms. Local updates include Mrs. Dick Carruthers returning from Calgary, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Turner, and hospital stays for Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hughson and Mrs. Bob Chambers. Birthday wishes go to Joseph Collier. Rev. Doug Sly to lead United Church service on June 3. Peter Friesen expected home soon after illness. Ricky Friesen visits from Gypsumville. Sportsman's dinner for local minor hockey on June 2. Family and neighbors share Mother’s Day visits and a community hall morgasbord.

Dick Carruthers Calgary Gordon Slus Jim Turner MacGregor T. Fowle Herb Hughson Carberry Hospital Bob Chambers Portage Hospital Joseph Collier Portage Doug Sly Winnipeg United Church Peter Friesen Friesen Ricky Friesen Gypsumville J. R. Stephenson Brandon Jim Lyons Frank Lyons Austin and District Chas. Wallace Harold Wallace Wallace Carberry C. Ways George Seater Vers Robert Wallace

Man cleared after contempt charge over finger gesture

Bill Bangs faced a contempt charge in England for flashing a rude gesture at a passing limousine. Two judges were in the car. Bangs apologized, claiming he thought the car belonged to the mayor. The judge released him after accepting the explanation.

Bill Bangs England Bangs

Wedding and Visit Notes From May To June

Southend Macaulay and Doug McGregor celebrate a wedding anniversary on May 31 while May 31 daily life includes Lorne Slulme turning birthday on June 3. Winnipeg visitors, Crabbe Bieganski wedding in Neepawa, and various weekend and Sunday visits noted among local families, with travel to Calgary and Portage.

Doug McGregor Lorneslulme Geo Lywak Winnipeg Wirs Herb McDonald Annie Martin Larsons Terry Longstreet Boys Terry McGregor Danny Larson Pegny Rourke Crabbe— Bieganski Neepawa C. Pennell Sheddi McGuiness Vancouver Elsie Schmidt Montreal

Employee Wills City Money After Long Service in Oshawa

Andrew Drelich a 72 year old Oshawa laborer left the city of Oshawa over 60 000 in his will. The estate includes more than 35 000 in cash 19 000 in mortgages and a house sold for 7 500. The city plans to place the funds in a special fund until a purpose is decided.

Andrew Drelich Oshawa Ont Jack Johnstone Drelich Board of Control

Auction sale of household items and tools catalog

Readable listing shows an auction offering a wide range of items including appliances such as a Moffat Electric Range old Spot Refrigerator Spright Viking Combination Radio and Record Player Deep Freeze Electrohome TV Yasning Machine beds tables and chairs. Also included are lawn tools, garden supplies, a Beatty spin dry washer an automatic knitting machine and numerous hardware items.

Moffat Electric Old Spot Spright Viking Jeithc Beatty

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