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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1967
Page
2
A 12 year old South African girl claims memories of ten past lives from Egypt and the stone age, while a university professor plans tests. Believers see reincarnation, but past validations in Ireland in a different case were not convincing.
Senator David Croll calls for appointing some senators by provincial governments, but warns it would not solve the problem. He argues Senate appointments currently rely on party membership and should instead be based on national service and potential usefulness, with the chamber rising above provincial ideologies in national deliberations.
Calgary Stampede evening grandstand explores the meaning of Canada with acts of Canadian origin. The program, simple yet powerful, stirs national pride and audience recognition amid Calgary's Centennial mood and the Bell ringing celebration at Parliament Buildings.
A Bristol physician claims a ten year study shows people whose names start with S to Z have higher ulcer and heart attack risks than A to R, exaggerating risk to suggest alphabetic neurosis. Critics say the finding lacks personal experience support and questions its credibility. The piece notes the public waiting for names to be called alphabetically illustrates the implausible basis of the claim.
The University of Manitoba Board of Governors awards $250 scholarships to freshmen with a grade 12 average of 80 or better in the Centennial year. Funded by bequests from J. Ernest Guertin and Dr. Arthur W. Hogg, these scholarships apply to programs across campuses and colleges. No special application required, selection by registrar at student registration.
Manitoba Liberal leader Gil Molgat urges an immediate provincial election after Premier Duff Roblin says he will retire from politics. Molgat argues the province needs a clear choice and a new government, with cabinet ministers distracted by internal politics. New Democratic leader Paulley says Roblin’s plan signals reduced aggressiveness and a disjoint Conservative party.
Ducks Unlimited Canada warns that the waterfowl hatch across the prairies is excellent but requires substantial August rains in eastern Saskatchewan and southwestern Manitoba to reach full potential. Water is adequate in Alberta and western Saskatchewan with strong broods and late-nesters like canvasback shoveler and blue-winged teal.
Judith Dale Young wed Gary Henry Crellin at Austin United Church Ontario with Rev. W C Robinson officiating. The couple plans to reside in Port Frances. Out of town guests hailed from Fort Frances Brandon Gypsumville Winnipeg Carberry. A reception followed at Austin Community Hall with family and staff from Ryan Agency Winnipeg attending. The wedding party included Shirley Makinson and Elsie Young as maids of honor and bridesmaids. Lloyd Hughson organist.
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