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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 04, 1971

Page

5

You Have a Date St Pauls A C W Meeting Notice

The St Pauls A C W invites members to meet at Mrs C McKelvy home on Wednesday February 10 at 8 pm with hostesses Mrs W Stone Miss I Merrick and Mrs HH Weber. A recreation association reorganization meeting is set for municipal office on Wednesday February 17 at 8 pm. attendance is urged. A film matinee is at Austin United Church Saturday February 6 at 2 30 pm and Thursday February 21 at 8 pm. Colored slides shown at Bagot hall February 8 at 7 80 pm. lunch served.

St. Paul’s A.C.W. Will C. McKelvy W. Stone I. Merrick HH. Weber Recreation Association Austin United Church Bagot Hall Beaver and Bagot U.C.W

RobinsOn Brothers Visit Gilbert Home During Holidays

Brad Lamp or MacGregor has spent three weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Gilbert. While his parents were away on holidays Mark and Miles Robinson of Worby are visiting now at the Gilbert home.

Brad Lamp Or MacGregor Harold Gilbert Mark Miles Robinson Worby Gilbert

Austin Minor Hockey Double Header Supports Sprucedale Workshop

The Austin Minor Hockey Club sponsors a February 10 double header at 7 p.m. to aid the Sprucedale adult workshop in Austin. Eight and unders face Mc Gregor, 16 year olds meet a McGregor Lavenham group. donations welcomed, lunch offered, and a hot pool on the final game will raise funds. Proceeds benefit Sprucedale, highlighting youth hockey efforts and community support.

Austin Minor Hockey Club Sprucedale Austin McGregor Lavenham Sprucedale Adult Workshop Sprucedale Workshop

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend

Southend Macaulay residents hosted a birthday gathering for Karen Snaith with Lynn Snaith as host. Visitors included Vic Armstrong from Thunder Bay, Royalo family, Jake Freizen, Barry Knox, and Brian McCaskill who is working in Winnipeg. Lincoln Wolfe returned home from hospital in good spirits. 4-H members enjoyed an ice capades trip in Winnipeg. Birthday wishes go to Eva Hulme, Ed Chant on February 7, and Herb McDonald on February 9.

Lynn Snaith Karen Snaith Vic Armstrong Thunder Bay Royalo Brian McCaskill Jack Frank Brian Winnipeg Bob Schweitz Jake Freizen Lincoln Wolfe Ed Hulme Clarence Pennell Jack Wolfe Colin Shaw Marion McGregor Lorainne Chant Austin Eva Hulme Ed Chant Herb McDonald

Delegations Oppose Toboggans In Parks

About 1,500 people filled Winnipeg council chambers Thursday night to oppose a parks committee recommendation allowing snowmobiles in nine city parks. University of Manitoba zoology professor Dr W O Pruitt warned snowmobiles compact snow, harming plants and animals, and even golf greens, with exhaust lead contaminating air and snow. Council sent the issue back to the parks committee for review.

Winnipeg Metro Parks Committee W. O. Pruitt University of Manitoba Zoology Department Pruitt Whiteshell Provincial Park Council Parks Committee

Toupin Sees Guaranteed Income Coming

Social Services Minister Rene Toupin predicted the federal government will introduce a guaranteed annual income within a few years. He spoke after a welfare ministers conference in Ottawa saying Ontario and Quebec back the plan and that the federal government will change its mind. The Manitoba minister joined Ontario and Quebec in criticizing current income security policy and urged immediate implementation of a guaranteed income scheme.

Social Services Rene Toupin Ai. Toupin Welfare Ministers Ottawa Ontario Quebec Manitoba

Carberry mayor disqualified over municipal breach ruling

Manitoba Court of Appeal ruled Carberry Manitoba mayor Alba Rankin Calvert unfit to remain in office for breach of the Municipal Act. The decision follows a legal challenge by former councillor Marie Florence Berber. Justice Dickson noted contracts with a machinery distributor were legal but payments without council approval were a technical breach. By election by law may follow. Calvert must resign or face an election petition.

Winnipeg Manitoba Ruiea Wedn Carberry Man Marie Florence Berber Carberry Council Alba Rankin Calvert Portage la Prairie Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench Court of Appeal R. G. B. Dickson Calvert

Austin UCW Holds Annual Meeting

Austin UCW reports a busy year with cooperation for senior citizens, eye clinic support, a 50th wedding anniversary event, a traveling bake sale, and donations to church finances. The January meeting included thank you letters, World Day of Prayer planning, funding to church finances, missionary articles, and a casserol e lunch.

Austin U.C.W Centennial Committee North Norfolk Winnipeg Peace Gardens Winnipeg Age and Opportunity Bureau Gladstone Eastern Star Lodge United Church Church Committee Nelson House Lauder Portage Long Plains Board of Women P.C.T.C Children’s Aid Wallace P. Lowe

Reward paid in Gail Miller murder case

The $2 000 reward for information on Gail Miller the young nursing aide killed in January 1969 has been paid. The board of police commissioners announced three persons who aided police will share the money. Names of the claimants were withheld. Milgaara, 17, of Regina was convicted last year and given life.

Board of Police Commissioners Sid Buckwold Commission Gail Miller David Edgar Milgaara Regina

Province Refuses Metro Transit Takeover

David Lewis of the New Democratic Party criticized Finance Minister Saul Cher at a Metropolitan Winnipeg council meeting. A letter stated the province has no plan to take over Metro Winnipeg transit, despite proposals after Metro offered the system last December. The system needs about 6.75 million in Metro grants to break even, with current provincial funding around 000 annually. The finance minister called the stance not surprising at this time.

David Lewis New Democratic Party Saul Cher Winnipeg Metro Toe Borowski Finance Miler

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