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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
2
Experts estimate over 5 billion dollars will be spent in the next two decades to prevent and control water pollution. Canada has abundant water but widespread pollution demands heavy investments in treatment and sewage schemes across provinces, with Ontario accounting for about 2.4 billion.
A hockey contest in Stockholm ended in a dramatic late flurry when the Czechoslovak team altered its lineup and Sweden's goalie launched a long outlet pass that sparked a pivotal scoring chance. The piece highlights urgency and high stakes in sport while cautioning against quitting before the final bell.
The two RCAF officers awarded the George Medal for rescuing occupants of a burning aircraft are in their 40s. Both have wartime flying service backgrounds and three children each. The piece reflects on middle aged resolve and bravery when faced with a crisis.
Wheat and flour exports by Canada for August 1 to March 1 fell to 188.8 million bushels from 220.6 million a year earlier, a 15 percent drop. Canada’s share of total four-country exports rose to 30.7 percent from 27.8, while the United States slice slipped. The report notes reduced Western Europe import needs amid high 1962 world bread grain crops, with Western Europe, the Soviet Union, France, and Asia cited among key factors.
Roland Michener former House of Commons speaker and Manitoba Royal Commission head urged redistribution of ridings to balance urban and rural voting power. He noted Winnipeg voters elected five MPs while rural Manitoba elected nine. He pressed for shorter campaigns and proposed a permanent appointment for the speaker.
Anthea Malan wed Ronald Earle Ander in a double ring ceremony on April 17 at Kerfoot United Church Gregg. Rev Waddell officiated with soloist Brenda Kersey and organist Faye Nelson. Bride wore white silk organza gown with pearl sequins and lilies, bouquet of red roses. Maid of honor Helen McFarlane wore turquoise. best man William Anderson attended groom. Reception followed at the bride’s home. couple honeymooned in the United States and will reside in Neepawa.
Rossendale News notes Mrs. C Henry visiting Renard in Winnipeg hospital and Mary-Anne Bieganski’s Winnipeg Anola holiday. Many local households host Easter guests from Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, MacGregor, Steinbach, and Yorkton while others spend holidays in Jasper and Banff. Wedding anniversary wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. P Maloney on April 20.
Manitoba Hydro chairman D. M. Stephens testified before the Legislature on spending for the Grand Rapids project. He defended the $1.2 million save as small relative to the $140 million project cost and said the figure could not be recommended if against the province’s best interests. He warned against releasing internal documents and stressed the need to protect competitive information during negotiations with Drake-Pearson.
In Bombay a retired British colonel, Lionel Gregory of Dartmoor, launches a one man mission to revive Commonwealth spirit. He proposes “get the small things right” clubs across nations, linking the Indian public with Britain, Canada and Australia, and plans to visit all Commonwealth countries. He met Nehru twice who reacted positively, while Malaya’s prime minister voiced enthusiastic support.
May holds a spring tea at Mrs. W Roberts home near MacGregor. Thimble Fumblers 4H display work April 25 in MacGregor Memorial Hall with 730 pm viewing and lunch. Katrime Junior Red Cross dances April 26 with Flanencos Orchestra. Baby Band at MacGregor United Church May 2 at 3 pm. CGLT tea and bake sale April 27 3 to 5 pm. babysitters available. Social April 30 Katrime Hall at 8 pm with Lorne Carter film program. Britannia Chapter LO.D.E. Hair Styling Fashion Show June 6 in Memorial Hall with lunch. UCW Unit 4 buffet May 8 5 to 7 pm. Variety concert May 15 at Memorial Hall by St Pauls W.A. for organ fund.
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