Birthday notices and community reflections in Bagot and District News
Community notes list birthdays for Rey Lenard, Darcy Foster, Dave Pratt, Len Stewart, Mrs. W. Richardson, Roger Burch and more. The column includes reflections on wealth and ego, Fire Prevention Week reminders, local visits, hospital news, highway construction, fall weather, and acknowledgments of birthdays, weddings, and awards within Bagot district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Lenard
Darcy Foster
Dave Pratt
Len Stewart
W. Richardson
Roger Burch
MMA Doctors Prepared for Collective Action in Manitoba
The Manitoba Medical Association plans letters to over 1000 doctors urging readiness for collective action after a meeting with Health Minister Rene Toupin and ministers Sid Green and Ian Turnbull. The group pushes for an eight percent fee increase and a written participation contract, arguing the government shows no intent to negotiate. The MMA says the provincial government would only respond with demonstrated willingness to act, with a membership vote planned in November on forms of action such as mass optouts, rotational strikes, or emergency-only service. Ellen Carroll, one of the world’s oldest women, died in 1943 at 115 years and 49 days in North River, Nild.
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John
Manitoba Medical Association
MMA
Rene Toupin
Sid Green
Ian Turnbull
Toupin
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Association
Kenneth Wylie
Ed Schreyer
Schreyer
Ellen Carroll
North River
Nild
Chartered Accountants MacGregor Manue rpton E Pauch
Business notice from MacGregor Manne rpton and E Pauch urging readers to contact their office by telephone 605 2028 for services. Appointment window indicated Tuesday from 9 20 am to 6 00 pm, with domain of accounting guidance and client consultations.
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Chartered Accountants
MacGregor, Manuerpton E.pauch Elec
Cattle Embargo Sought to Protect Western Canadian Feeders
Albertan cattle industry figures urge a complete embargo on American cattle to shield western Canada feeders. Dick Gray of the Alberta Cattle Feeders Association cites import duties, handling, and freight costs pushing U S cattle into local plants at lower prices, while local cattle fetch 4 to 46 dollars per hundredweight. Canadian ranchers face higher feed grain costs, and cattle fed months ago at 60 dollars per hundredweight now trade around 44.
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Canada
Alberta Cattle Feeders Association
Dick Gray
Lethbridge
Mr. Gray
Termite attack hits homes across regions in survey
A survey finds termites invade seven of ten homes in the southern states, five of ten in the Midwest, and at least two of ten in the north, highlighting widespread pest risk and regional variation.
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Midwest
North
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Launder
J. Lamont Sr
H. Pehrson
Winnipeg
S. W. Kalberg
Walter
J. Purkess
Glenn
Purkess Sr
Pratt
C. Nichol
W. Kalberg
Walter Kalberg
Robert Brown
Portage la Prairie
W. D. Machan
M. W. Burch
Carl Burch
Reg Burch
Keith and
Dale Burch
Portage
Charlotte Gordon
Swan
Dennis Burch
Agriculture Dept
University of Manitoba
United Way
C. Rands
Karen
Leisa
L. Butterfield
R. Charlton
Lorrie Poschenrieder
Westbourne
Ron Rands
Lorri Poschenrieder
Tony Petkau
Brandon
Winnipeg General Hospital
Larry Rands
Leila Rands
Pigeon Lake
Ken Wright
Don Wright
Ottawa
4 H Club
Hawaii
Holiday Notions
Lament Travel
Hill’s East Drug Bidg
Mie Funeral
Royal Road South
McMaster Funeral
Masonic Lodge
Austin Community Hall
Gothic Lo Austin
Zenith
Chargex Hey
Navy
M.M.M
Ike Boehlig
MacGregor , Man
MacGregor
Ted Hay
Gary Paull
Kilkenny Properties
Pembina Highway
Treherne
Nelson Olson
Pete McGregor
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