Weekend Visitors stir Pine Creek social round up
Donna Mae of Gladstone and Joe Livingstone of Renie joined Saturday gatherings at the Livingstone residence. Sunday visitors included Ernie and Marilyn Livingstone of Neepawa and the Sourensons of Gladstone. Russell Sharp of New Westminster and Mrs Hurd of Gladstone visited Hughson family. Dick Snaith and daughter of Melita spent the weekend with Glen and Barbara Hughson. Ann Hughson of St. Rose stayed with H C Hughson. A correction notes the MacGregor Centennial park sponsor is the Village of MacGregor council, not the Lions Club, and the council has approved north area behind the business district, pending Manitoba Centennial approval.
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Gladstone
A. Livingstone
Joe Livingstone
Rennie
Ernie Livingstone
Marilyn
Neepawa
Mrs. Sourenson
Russell Sharp
New Westminster
B.C
Hurd
GH. Hughson
Dick Snaith
Melita
Barbara
Glen Hughson
Ann Hughson
St. Rose
H. C. Hughson
MacGregor
Village of
Ducks Face New Hazards As Calgary Winter Loiterers Return
Operation Move On targets mallards in Calgary with feed cutoffs and noise makers to deter them. Ducks at Bow River sites and Inglewood sanctuary risk scattering as federal and provincial actions curb handouts and river shooting rules shift November 1. Provincial biologist Bob Webb notes open water and feed loss drove 10 000 to 15 000 mallards to city waters last winter, with fears numbers could rise to 30 000 to 50 000 in coming years.
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Calgary
Bow River
Cominco
Inglewood
Fish and Game Association
Canadian Wildlife Service
Alberta
Fish and Wildlife Division
Bob Webb
McCall Field
Webb
Austin officer spends leave with Winterbottom family
RCMP Constable Donald Winterbottom, stationed in Terrace British Columbia, took his annual leave to visit Austin relatives. His parents Mr and Mrs R Winterbottom accompanied him back west to Vancouver for a few days with relatives and friends in the city.
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RCMP
Donald Winterbottom
Terrace
B.C
R. Winterbottom
Austin
Fewer Births And Deaths In Canada This July
The Canadian bureau of statistics reports declines in births and deaths for July compared to last year, while marriages rise. July totals show 35,335 births, 17,291 marriages, and 11,633 deaths, with first seven months counting 249,650 births, 869,798 marriages, and 85,602 deaths this year versus 270,499 births, 68,570 marriages, and 86,910 deaths last year.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Thanksgiving Turkey Safety Tips from Homemaker Rita Lemoine
Homemakers Corner Rita Lemoine discusses safe thawing methods for turkey, timing after defrosting, stuffing rules, and avoiding illness from bacteria. She warns against room temperature thawing, assures cold-water thawing speeds up time, and stresses refrigerating or keeping hot after cooking to prevent food poisoning.
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