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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
2
Manitoba faces ongoing education property tax tension as 1967 foundation funding and new levies failed to curb costs. Rising local and provincial rates push taxes higher despite sales tax and rebate changes. Officials seek new, effective solutions to restrain tax growth.
David Judge of Canadian Packaging critiques the packaging industry for fueling litter, arguing blame lies with suppliers and manufacturers. He says stronger enforcement and heavier fines are needed, not just publicity campaigns, to curb untidiness and fund a real anti litter effort.
Trade Minister Stanley Randall questions doom predictions of mass idleness and future work hours. He notes studies predicting 50 to 70 percent idle time by 2000 and 1984 education first thirds, arguing about misread data and the risk of stagnation. He challenges the prophets of idleness and urges sensible national planning.
Prime Minister Trudeau confirmed the 28th Parliament will open Sept 12 and outlined a legislative agenda including an official languages bill for all federal purposes, higher postal rate priority, and top priority for Commons rules changes. He signaled fall plans with Jamaica's Hugh Shearer visit and potential talks with the Canadian Bar Association in Vancouver.
Manitoba Liberal leader Gil Molgat calls for an immediate rescission of the July 15 basic hydro rate increase and urges the Public Utilities Board to review Manitoba Hydro’s rate structure. He notes a 40 percent jump for many users, with low-volume consumers hit hardest. Hydro says the minimum rises to 1.50 dollars from 50 cents in 1911 and the new structure awaits board approval.
A campus life note highlights the Christian Service Committee's activities as part of college life. It outlines ongoing service projects, student involvement, and the program's role in earning college credit through community engagement.
The National Farmers Union plans to petition federal ministers and the Canadian Wheat Board for policy changes on feed grain pricing after a rain drenched rally in Biggar Sask with about 150 farmers. Roy Atkinson cites current rules as squeezing prices and urges bringing feed grains under Wheat Board jurisdiction to ensure fair market access for all farmers.
A Fort Worth visitor praises Clearwater Park 20 miles north of The Pas Manitoba for its pristine 120 foot visibility on Clearwater Lake and 147000 acre expanse. The site offers modern camping with hot water electricity and numerous picnic spots. Fishing dominates with 60 pound lake trout trophy walleye and northern pike. Beaches and wilderness attract families seeking a well rounded vacation with outdoor recreation.
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