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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 21, 1965

Page

7

Springbrook Garden Club's Successful Year

The Springbrook Garden Club reports a busy year with April dance in Austin, June purchasing Slow Moving signs, and Portage rally participation. Members Tory Blair and Glen Hyde won reserve champions at Portage and Carberry fairs for tire change demonstration. Marilyn and Brian Early earned a blue ribbon at Portage and second at Carberry for fire safety demonstration. The club also won Carnation Foods trophy for vegetable display at Carberry. July gardens tour and lawn picnic at Heather Williams's home. Donations to March of Dimes, Easter Seals, Community Halls at Sidney, Austin and Altona, and Hetarded Children's Fund at Austin.

Austin Sidney Portage Calf Club Tory Blair Glen Hyde Carberry Marilyn Brian Early Fttage Carnation Foods Caberry Heather ‘Williams March of Dimes Clubs ‘Council

May Extend MHC Benefits

Manitoba benefits to include diagnostic and laboratory services on an age related basis. The Manitoba Medical Association department would consult with doctors and, if agreement is reached, provide the additional services. Currently lab and diagnostic services are covered only during hospital stays. The federal legislation allows coverage on a caper catal of cost from the federal government. Only Nova Scotia Saskatchewan and Alberta provide outpatient coverage.

Manitoba Witney Nova Scotia Saskatchewan Alberta

Woman Becomes Halifax Taxi Driver First in 20 Years

Lor aine Cuvelier, after 15 years accident free behind the wheel, becomes the first woman in two decades to earn a Halifax city taxi driver's licence. She drives for the same company as her husband. Passengers react with courtesy and curiosity.

Halifax Loraine Cuvelier

Gladiolus Digging and Storing Tips from Plant Research Institute

Dig and store gladiolus corms before ground freezes or after a light frost. October is good for small numbers, earlier for large plantings. Prepare boxes and 5% DDT dust to control thrips, label varieties, dry in a warm airy place, then clean and store at 10 to 50 degrees. Also notes sewing machine care and a panel on Roles of Women October 27 at Brandon extension centre.

Plant Research Institute Agricultural Extension Centre Brandon R. A Marilyn) Wallace E. A Alice Poyser Marion Wright Department of Agriculture

Productivity on Farms Drops After Wartime Peak

The Bureau of Statistics reports agriculture productivity fell last year with the index slipping to 2547 from the wartime high of 257 in 1963. Since 1945 agricultural output grew faster than any other sector despite the drop. Overall, output across sectors rose, with manufacturing and non agricultural areas showing gains in the latest year.

Bureau of Matistics Bureau

Restaurants Should Perk Up Says CRA

R Arnold Sommerville of Toronto speaking at the CRA Manitoba branch dinner urged improved public image for the food service industry. He called for better trained staff and higher pay with on the job training and night classes, and he presented Winnipeg Mayor Stephen Juba with a CRA medal of the Order of Good Hosts.

R. Arnold Somerville Toronto Canadian Restaurant Association CRA Manitoba Food Service Sommerville Stephen Juba Winnipeg Order’ ‘of Good Hosts Juba

Inquiry reopens into Manitoba Hydro haulage deal

A Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench inquiry led by Chief Justice G E Tritschler will reopen to probe all aspects of the Grand Rapids hydro plant commissioning and the Drake Pearson haulage contract. The probe, begun after Liberal charges of undue profits, will hear evidence on delays, unit tests, and potential cost savings. The plant had been slated to come online in November 1964.

Manitoba Hydro Grand Rapids Justice Tritschler Manitoba Drake-Pearson Ltd Selkirk Man Winnipeg Drake-Pearson Liberal Party

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Springbrook Garden Club Altona Fox Arlene Lintott Lily Early Ann Early Portage Animal Hospital North Norfolk J. S. Thomson Trimble’s Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba Oldsmobile Homemakers Rita Ford Sales & Service Hla. Lye, QC Llb MacGregor Erle R. George de Mary Maxim Ralph Sask. Ave. E G. E. Tritscher Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench Liberal Canada Portage Neepawa Ottawa Fred Hyde Portage - Neepawa Hyde Martin Hone
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