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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

5

Local Social Notes From Rosendale Weekend

J Donald spent the weekend at High Bluff with Mr and Mrs R Douglas. Mrs Margaret Watson returned from Ontario visiting Mr and Mrs Ted ONeill and family and spoke with Mrs Margaret Errey. Others visited Winnipeg and Ottawa with various relatives. Local men fished at Jackson Lake. Mrs V Vigar visited R Moffat and Heritage Lodge. Miss Me Kay named Deaconess in Alberta.

J. Donald High Bluff R. Douglas Margaret Watson Ontario Ted O'Neill Margaret Errey Watson Ottawa Niagara Falls John Watson Kilily Mandwa Cotebrough Bagot E. Orton Portage M. Orton Los Angeles C. Watson Bertha Watson Lynn McCulloch Cliff Hayward Winnipeg J. McCulloch V. Vigar R. Moffat

North Kildonan pupils switch to distilled water amid contamination scare

In Greater Winnipeg North Kildonan senior students switch to pure distilled water after claims Maple Leaf elementary well water and nearby homes are unsafe. Health authorities probe bootleg mash seeping into the water table while residents report odd smell and discoloration. RCMP seize an illegal still and destroy mash storage tanks, draining remaining mash.

Winnipeg North Kildonan Maple Leaf RCMP

Austin UCW News committees arranged for bake vans and donations

UCW members were asked to provide food and workers for a June 5 wedding reception. A motion to resume meals at Thresher's Reunion passed. An organizational meeting will be called soon. Mrs Lloyd Sirett visited from Neepawa, sharing slides from her South Africa tour. June meeting is set for June 17 at 2 p.m.

UCW Lloyd Sirett Neepawa South Africa

May Week Notes Include visits, letters, and garden blooms

The piece records social visits among local families including Sally from Gendon College touring Manitoba to recruit for Glendon College. It notes hospital care for a Mr. Adams, a Bray family gathering, Murray Lamont visiting from Vancouver, and weather highlights from May 24 onward with garden growth and birthday acknowledgments.

Adams Sally Gendon College York University Toronto Manitoba Glendon Alex Hites Winnigeg Ae A JH. Adams Stai’ Sini Portage Scott Lamient Brandon 4. Lamont Sr J. H. Adams J. Adams Pratt Murray Lamont Vancouver Lamont Sr Briin Burton H. Burton Viviee Sheila Revelstoke Mr. Viviet Harvey Robinson Coulthard Ernie Smith Jin MacDonaig Clar Fnce Pogue Deanne Currie M. Litster S. Lamont

Richardson Disagrees Over Message on CAE Layoffs

Industry Minister Evans said Richardson does not seem to grasp the seriousness of CAE Air staff layoffs near 700 workers in St James Assiniboia. Ottawa contract delays threaten the aircraft overhaul plant's future, with Manitoba pressed to press Washington and Ottawa for work. Evans urged quicker federal contracts to avert a shutdown, while talks continue with union and management.

Leotard ” Evans James Richardson Ap. Innes Evans Legis Richardson CAE Airstaff, Ltd St. James-Assiniboia United States Air Force Air Canada Winning South Defence Transport NDP CAE Ottawas

Sales Tax Rebates Being Considered

Manitoba Finance Minister Saul Cherniak said the government is studying sales tax rebates for lower income groups and may propose exemptions to the five percent retail tax. Opposition members urged exemptions for auction goods and diesel fuel, noting farm trucks and evolving agriculture. The house approved the finance department estimates and urban affairs funding as debate continued.

NDP Manitoba Saul Cherniak Cherniack Finance Department Leonard Barkman L—La Verendrye Warner Jorgenson Pc—Morris House

Federal Budget Plans Expected In June By Finance Minister Benson

The near general budget is slated for delivery in early June with Finance Minister Benson under heavy Commons scrutiny over economic policy. He narrowed potential dates, noting the budget would likely arrive on a Friday, possibly in the evening to avoid stock market impact, and would include extensive Income Tax Act revisions following a prolonged debate on White Paper tax changes.

Benson Commons

Churchill Purchase Near Naval Base Transfer

Manitoba Government official Borowski announced nearing completion of buying the former Churchill naval base from the federal government for $20,000. The 6% acre site includes three main buildings with sleeping areas kitchens laundry and mechanical equipment a telecommunications centre and four garage storage buildings. Facilities are in excellent condition and could be used for educational or health services.

Ve Borowski Manitoba Churchill Naval Base Borowski

Seeding Progress Varies Across Manitoba Farms

The Manitoba department of agriculture reports seeding in progress across the province with 10 to 90 percent completion by mid May. Farmers slowed for wild oats and weeds, and conditions were generally good with adequate moisture except in northern Inverlake regions and parts of the east and northwest where fields were wet. Forage crops show favorable progress and a March survey indicates plans to increase wheat oats barley rapeseed mixed grains and corn while reducing fall rye flaxseed potatoes and summerfallow.

Manitoba Department of Agriculture Nverlake

Hartford Curing News From Mrs Smith Gatherings

Mrs 4 smith hosts and many guests join Mr and Mrs Gordon Streich and family for Sunday supper. Dozens of visitors from Winnipeg Selkirk Brandon Oakville Portage and Morris drop by or call on local families over the weekend.

4. Smith Gordon Streich R. Thompson S. Thompson Mary High Huntr Winnipeg W. Indridson Selkirk A. Gourley A’ ‘Dickson K. Stewart Allyson Thompson R. White R. ‘Thompson J. Dickson Swartz Morris Rop Maloney Bob Lowison Oakville Lloyd Maloney Portage Murray Arden Tufford Ms Tin Edith Hounsome Bran Elsie Frank

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