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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1968
Page
3
Manitoba Legislature rapidly passed a bylaw tweak to let Foxwarren keep its beer parlour bylaws after the town is absorbed into the dry Rural Municipality of Birtle on April 1. The 16 minute clearance preserved local beer room rules until the new municipality may alter them.
The Manitoba Planning Securities Commission legislation aims to overhaul a 40 year old act with a 170 page bill modeled after Ontario. It outfits prospectuses in plain language, tightens trading rules, requires disclosure and takes-overs with terms, and imposes penalties for insider trading. Expedited study was challenged by NDP members who argued for more time to review before debate adjourned.
NDP member Saul Cherniack of St. Boniface decried Manitoba government inaction on citizen protection laws. He cited lack of consumer credit protection and an ombudsman, criticized proposed indigent legal aid as minor, and urged compensation for crime victims while police aid is cited. Debate adjourned by Sci Rhineland member Jake Froese.
You Have a Date Beaver hospital Aia will hold a bake sale at Pauch Electric on Thursday April 11. You Have a Date to bring your sewing problems to the MacGregor Collegiate on Monday April 8. Bring patterns to be adjusted for size. A whist drive will be held at the Manor on Thursday April 4 at 8 pm. the regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Manitoba Museum will be held on Wednesday April 3 at the museum at 2 p.m.
Sidney Green NDP introduced a motion in the Manitoba Legislature Friday calling a resolution censuring the government for misusing information services. The motion, held for review by Speaker James Bilton, argues the service was scandalously used to bolster the Progressive Conservative party, with critics noting excessive personal publicity for the Minister of Industry and Commerce over the premier.
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