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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 12, 1969

Page

7

North Norfolk votes cut taxes by one mill for 1969

North Norfolk council announced a one mill tax reduction for farm and residential property for 1969. The June 3 meeting approved major items including school costs of 147,222.49, capital utilities 55,000, and general municipal 181,555.45, with total expenditures 401,819.44 and total revenue matching.

North Norfolk Council North Norfolk C. E. Hotel Minister of Municipal Affairs Austin Village Sidney Village General Municipal

Campbell Ends Career Serving Liberal Leader Nominates Bend

Douglas L. Campbell retired from active politics after a long Manitoba career. At Warren Community Hall he nominated R. W. Bend as Liberal candidate for Lakeside, predicting Bend would win in the June 25 election and become premier. The Lakeside veteran, first elected in 1922, noted Manitoba’s premiers often hail from High Bluff Poplar Point.

Douglas L. Campbell Lakeside Warren R. W. Webby Bend R. W Bobby) Bend Liberal Party Campbell Manitoba Mr. Bend Bond High Bluff-Popar Point John Norquay Mr. Campbell Free Island District Duff Roblin Walter Weir High Bluff-Poplar Point

Water System Construction Underway in Austin

Construction on the water distribution system in Austin has begun with material arriving at the site. About 90 homes have signified their interest in water connections. Pugh Construction of Killarney holds the distribution contract and Arnason Construction will build the pump house and reservoir.

Austin Pugh Construction Killarney Arnason Construction

Gladstone Liberal Nelson Shoemaker Seeks Fifth Term

Gladstone Liberals unanimously nominated Nelson Shoemaker at a Friday night meeting in the Municipal Building hall to contest the provincial election. Shoemaker, first nominated in 1958, has won four prior elections. He asked for party support to help Bend form the next government after June 25.

Nelson Shoemaker Gladstone Mr. Shoemaker Homer Gill John Kosmolak Gill George Adamson Liberal Party Association Gladstone Constituee Ken Milne Jake Lazaruk Neepawa Roger Wilson Langruth Sid Lachter Shoemaker Margaret Oliver Brookdale R. W. Bobby Bend Liberals

Decoration Day Service at MacGregor Cemetery

North Norfolk District Royal Canadian Legion schedules a short Decoration Day service at the MacGregor monument on Sunday June 22 at 11 15 am Servicemen Legion members and interested individuals should assemble by 11 am Wreaths will be laid followed by Last Post two minutes silence and Reveille graves of servicemen at MacGregor cemetery will be decorated

North Norfolk Royal Canadian Legion MacGregor Legion

Councils Get Okay to Use Auditoriums

The MacGregor village and North Norfolk RM gained permission to use the MacGregor Elementary School auditorium for a June 27 meeting. The Rossendale 4-H Club was approved a 54 passenger bus for a Winnipeg trip on May 31 or June 7 with a teacher or chaperone in attendance. The Manitoba Pool Elevator Association can use the Austin Collegiate industrial arts room on June 9. R. D. Briscoe is allowed to attend the Winnipeg maintenance conference on June 10 and the transportation supervisor's conference on July 4. The board also resolved to do (Please Turn to Page 3).

MacGregor North Norfolk Rossendale Winnipeg Manitoba Pool Elevator Association Austin Collegiate R. D. Briscoe Transportaton

Town Happenings and Local Elections Update

Weather turns warmer with cool spells as crops grow slowly. MacGregor Junior Rifle Club hosts a parents night at the Collegiate at 7 30 p m. Fish derby at Jackson Lake Sunday with weigh in by 2 p m and final at 5 p m. Provincial election June 25 and community centre vote June 26. Portage Lib candidate Gordon Johnston Conservative Harvey Carmichael. Gladstone three candidates Jim Ferguson Nelson Shoemaker Barry Malson. Grey Owl event praised. Frank Hay wins a flight and earns a new sweater.

Portage MacGregor Here Gordon Johnston Harvey Carmichael Nomin Gladstone Austin Sidney Neepawa Jim Ferguson Conservatives Nelson Shoemaker Liberals Barry Malson NDP

Pine Creek S D Sets 69 70 Program for Austin Collegiate

Pine Creek School Division outlined the 1969 70 program in a May 28 meeting at Austin Collegiate. The district will discontinue the university entrance course at grade 11 and 12 to cut costs and reduce required teachers by two while Austin Langruth MacGregor Plumas and Gladstone are variably affected. Austin remains costliest per student and transportation to MacGregor for the senior university entrance course is proposed without expanding facilities.

Austin Collegiate Pine Creek Austin Langruth Plumas MacGregor Gladstone

Central Judicial District Meeting Here June 27

The Central Judicial District meeting of the Union of Manitoba Municipalities will be held in MacGregor on Friday June 27. About 120 delegates from central Manitoba municipalities are expected to attend. North Norfolk Rural Municipality and MacGregor village host, with events at the new elementary school auditorium and a banquet at Memorial Hall.

Central Judicial District Union of Manitoba MacGregor Manitoba North Norfolk Memorial Hall

Ferguson of Gladstone chosen as Conservative candidate

Conservatives select James R. Ferguson of Gladstone to contest the election in the Gladstone constituency at a Neepawa Legion Hall nominating meeting. Ferguson beat Hersh Lerner in a crowd over 400, with Premier Walter Weir in attendance. Ferguson, a farmer and father of six, stressed rural representation and redistribution needs.

Gladstone Progressive Conservative Party James R. Ferguson Neepawa Legion Hall Ferguson Hersh Lerner Neepawa June Walter Weir Weir Gladstone PC Association Clay Gault Allan Olmstead Brookdal Ron Bjarnarson Austin

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General Reserve MacGregor and Disriet Portage la Prairie Weed Control Board Council University of Manitoba Macgrear Beaver Rose Hill Canadian Transport Commission Canadian Pacific Railway Liberal MacGregor Junior Rifle Club Jackson Lake Frank Hay Pine Creek S.D O. L. Campbell Li Bend Lauren Anne Campbell L. E. Campbell HF. Johnson
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