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022.01.148a Developed photo of Macdonald Beverages crate containing various bottled pops
022.01.148b $250,000 renovation project for Macdonald and Sons in North Bay in progress. In the article is a drawing of what the renovation is going to look like
022.01.148c North Bay firm, Macdonald and Sons, brought complaints to Minister of Environment James Auld. They stated that one way containers should stop, and customers should be able to return their bottles for a small payment
022.01.148dMacdonald Beverages presents the Doublerink Fund with $1100
022.01.148e Macdonald Beverages complains about the prices of sugar, as Canadians pay more for sugar than anyone in the world
022.01.148f Bob Moynan, president of Macdonald and Sons Beverages states that government and business greed is the reason Canadian sugar prices are so high
022.01.148g A federal grant of $62,000 given to Macdonald and Sons Ltd., and the company begins to expand its store
022.01.148h R.J. Moyan states that unreturnable and unreusable packages have an environmental effect, as many soft drink businesses in North Bay begin to ban returnable bottles
022.01.148i Beverages division of Macdonald Bevergae and Wholesale Services sold to Vancouver based group. Macdonald buys Garland Beverages Ltd.
022.01.148j Advertisment for contest hosted by Macdonald Beverages to win an ATARI
022.01.148k Ron Spivey retires after 30 years with Macdonald and Sons Beverages Ltd. In article is a photo of Mr. Spivey
022.01.148l Carmel Lucenti and Julie Larose retire after a combined 79 years with Macdonald Beverages. In article is a photo of the two toasting with coke bottles
022.01.148m Macdonald Beverages expands market further North
022.01.148n Macdonald and Son Beverages Ltd., working on $460,000 expansion project at its city plant
022.01.148o Federal government bans the advertisement of all 1.5 litre soft drink bottles, and Macdonald Beverages and Gerald Beverages refuse to comment
022.01.148p Banned bottles on sale in North Bay stores as many begin selling 1.5 litre soft drink bottles
022.01.148q Silence from bottling industries results in an increased pop bottle ban. $1000 fine and 6 month jail terms for offenders
022.01.148r Macdonald and Sons Beverages Ltd., explains that 1.5 litre pop bottles are safe. Article next to this is about a pop bottle exploding.
022.01.148s Macdonald Beverages annouce appointments. In article are pictures of C.T. Kelly, Ross Reilly, and Scott HughesDate(s) of Creation
1973 - 1983