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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 29, 1973

Page

2

Millhaven Chief Ballard Noted for Prison Life Praise

Harold Ballard, Maple Leaf Gardens president and current Millhaven inmate serving a two year term for tax irregularities, praised the prison on a family visit describing it as the Millhaven Motel with steak meals and relaxed living. Prison officials disputed his glowing portrayal, noting limited steak access and meagre meals. A parliamentarian suggested he be moved to Kingston Penitentiary to see harsher conditions.

Harold Ballard Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto Millhaven Penitentiary Ballard the Gardens Millhaven Motel Old Millhaven Add Millhave Kingston Penittentiary

Winkler Man Defends Migrant Living Conditions

Ben Krahn a Manitoba migrant worker living in a garage with his wife and seven children rejects reports of inhumane migrant housing. He and his Mennonite family have traveled from Winkler to Mexico and Ontario's Essex County near Windsor, praising their home, crop, and living situation. The federal report on migrant farm workers was released in Ottawa. Manpower.

Ben Krahn Mr. Krahn Winkler Man Mexico Essex County Winder Ont Ottawa Krahn Lloyd Kemp The Windsor Star Rudi Dyck Krahns Manitoba Mr. Dyck Steve Hastilo Canada Manpower Deamaington

New Rabies Vaccine Reported By World Health Organization

Scientists in France and the United States report a new rabies vaccine with better protection and only three injections, a marked improvement over current three-week courses. The WHO expert committee notes potential for post bite immunization and protection for high risk workers, offering hope of treatment previously deemed futile.

France United States World Health Organization W.H.O W.H.0

Stay Away From Tired Fruit and Vegetables

Article advises choosing fresh produce for taste and nutrition. Ontario Fresh for Flavor Foundation coordinator Faye Clack urges shopping around for freshness, checking arrival days, seeking locally grown signs, and using farmers stalls or specialty stores. Tips cover careful cutting, proper washing, drying, wrapping, and storage to preserve vitamins, with notes on refrigeration for corn berries and apples to prevent cross aroma transfer.

Faye Clack Ontario Fresh For Flavor Foundation Producers’ Group

Indians Called by Aboriginal Group Name Debate Sparks Canada Court Tip

Anthropologist June Helm of the University of Town argues the term Indians should be used for the group seeking land claims during hearings. Justice William Morrow notes that in Canada the group is legally regarded as Indians, reflecting a period label and legal stance.

Enric June Helm University of Town Dr. Helm William Morrow Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories Canada

Housing Help Is On The Way

CMHC announced amendments to the National Housing Act to aid low income families. Programs include Assisted Home Ownership with loans for families earning 6 000 to 11 000, 8 percent loans, and up to 9 percent financing with 5 percent down. Non profit Housing Assistance offers 50 year amortized loans at 8 percent and CMHC contributions to reduce rents. Municipal loans for land and repairs, and Rehabilitation Assistance for substandard dwellings target homeowners and landlords with rent controls.

Central Mortgage and Housing Corp CMHC Searvea

Manitoba School Inspectors Called Redundant and In Need

Arnold Minnish, president of the Manitoba Association of School Superintendents, says a survey shows many superintendents view inspectors as redundant. He notes inspectors are inflexible and outdated, with feather bedding alleged. He proposes retraining them as liaison officers between the minister of education and school divisions.

Ron Sills Kitchener Manitoba School Inspectors Association Arnold Minnish Manitoba Association of School Superintendents Manitoba Minish Minister of Education

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