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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 20, 1969

Page

2

Tommy Douglas Returns to Lead NDP in Ottawa

Tommy Douglas regains a seat in the House of Commons and resumes parliamentary leadership of the New Democratic Party. His Burnaby Seymour defeat last June is framed as misfortune amid Liberal gains, but his comeback clouds an upcoming leadership convention and may dampen internal party debate while boosting his popularity within the NDP. The dynamics raise questions about potential challengers and the party’s self examination.

Richard Nixon Tommy Douglas House of Commons New Democratic Party Burnaby-Seymour Burnaby- Seymour Mr. Douglas Ray Perrault Ei Columbia Provi Liberal Party Douglas NDP Perrault New Democrats Ottawa

Neepawa fire exposes rural housing dangers and call for reform

A North End Neepawa house fire killed three children and highlighted unsafe rural housing lacking water service and a single door. Firefighters fought water unavailability as residents donated 700 plus dollars and council urged Hellyer to push rural housing standards to prevent similar tragedies nationwide.

Neepawa Hellyer Harry Smith Neepawa Council

Agencies Move Toward Easier Credit for Farmers

Three credit agencies announced steps to ease borrowing for farmers at the opening of the rural department meeting. Manitoba Crop Insurance Corp will guarantee portions of bank loans at a fixed rate, aiming to shift lenders from security to ability to repay. Farm Credit Corp. Winnipeg predicts federal loans for Indians and reserves, seeking substitutes for first mortgage collateral. Insurance chief P H Ford reports 1968 gross premium income of 3.2 million from 14 481 contracts, with 2.4 million from Manitoba. aims to pay 2.25 million in claims by mid March.

Rural Department Manitoba Crop Insurance Corp H. D. McRorie the Royal Bank of Canada Prairie Agricult L. W. Leggat Agricultural Credit Leggat D. A. Ibbotson Winnipeg Farm Credit Corp Federal P. H. Ford The Insurance Corporation

Austin Area News Roundup Highlights Visits and Local Events

Austin and district greet Mrs J Rob inson on her 90th birthday and note numerous short visits from Winnipeg Kamloops and Brandon residents. The Tommy Lowe rink wins the Grand Challenge at MacGregor bonspiel while Snow Blazers plan a March meeting. Local meetings include Spruce Woods Wildlife Association and a Credit Union gathering. A public meeting on building a skating rink is set for March 3 along with winter carnival plans and toboggan races. Jacqueline Seaman graduates as radiologic technician at St Boniface.

Air Ron Kolke Winnipeg Evelyn C. Jones Austin J. Robinson Beverley Bachowich Lloyd Jones Lorraine Jack Douglas Jim Kim Kamloops B.C Louise J.R. Stevenson Tommy Lowe MacGregor Tom Kenny Hay Dick Chambers Cecil Jones Patty Lou Dale Kipling Brandon Snow Blazers Don Craig John Gilmour Spruce Woods Wildlife Association Town Hall Carberry Garry Oke J. R. Stephenson Kamsack Credit Union H. Gilmour H. Kowlesky Dan Rintoul Cliff Chambers Dave Pearson Thompson Jean Lowe Bruce Hay Barry Hay Jeffrey Harold Hay Gary Crellin Kevin Marathon Ont Judy S. Young Austin Community Hall Jacqueline Seaman John Seaman Man School of St. Boniface General Hospital

Ceylon Divided Into Nine Provinces

Ceylon is reorganized into nine provinces with the western region around Colombo as the most populous area.

Colombo

Austin Wedding Ties Tait and Kowalchuk Family Names

Patricia Marie Tait and Randolph Charles Kowalchuk wed January 4 1969 at Christ Church Austin with Rev M J Fleming officiating Organist Gladys Beattie provided music The bride wore a white nylon street length gown with three quarter sleeves and scalloped neckline Her veil used a jeweled crown headpiece She carried red sweetheart roses Maid of honor Patricia Kowalchuk and best man Alan Tait attended The mothers wore brown and blue dresses The couple planned to reside in the Austin district

Austin Christ ‘Church Patricia Marie Andrew Tait Randolph Charles Nicholas Kowalchuk M. J. Fleming Gladys Beattie Patricia Kowalchuk Alan Tait

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