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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
4
The Manitoba Power Commission promotes a five year time payment plan for electric ranges and later for electric refrigeration to help customers. With nearly $6 million invested in transmission and distribution, Hydro aims to maximize value for the public and bring electricity benefits to rural users.
Manitoba Conference of United Church leaders met in Brandon for a five day session. Dr J H Riddell of Wesley College reviewed yearly church state developments. He urged unity of political social religious and economic matters and discussed minister salary disparities and resolutions on stipends and manse provisions. The conference concluded with plans to hold the 1937 gathering at St Stephens Church Bradway Winnipeg.
Errick F Willis a 40 year old lawyer and farmer from Boissevain was elected leader of Manitoba Conservatives at a Winnipeg convention on Tuesday. He previously represented Souris in the Bennett era and lost the last election by three votes to Liberal George McDonald. Delegates from Norfolk riding included M E MacKinnon of Msc Gregor, Jos Robinson of Arizona, G F St Sidney, and Thos Seaman of Edrans.
The Herald provides broad district coverage and seeks reader support for ongoing community reporting. Local updates span schools, events, and public notices with emphasis on accessible, practical information for residents.
The North Norfolk Council met in Austin with full attendance. Reeve Campbell and others debated grants, ditching and drainage, pensions for several residents, land damage claims, sale of hay and pasture, office hours, and road maintenance spending, with adjournment set for July 7 at MacGregor.
Hon. S. F. Tolmie, Conservative, secured the Victoria by election on Monday with 5980 votes, beating Prof. King Gordon, CCF, by 94 and the Liberal candidate by 254. Gordon tallied 5886 votes and McDowell 5726 in the tally.
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