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Central Plains board discussed Portage proximity to Metro g shaping future development. Riach noted mixed attendance at a four night economic program. weather and scheduling affected turnout. Fourth session inventory control rescheduled. Board paused rural development study. plans for provincial planner meeting and new directorate appointments were debated to avoid municipal influence. Approval given to Yellowhead Route brief for federal cost sharing. Next out-of-town directors meet in Gladstone in August.
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Inother
Riach
Portage
Metro G
Wayne Pander
Canadian Council On Rural Development
Ottawa
Central Plains Board
Ir. Riach
Regional Development Corporation
Central Plains
Association of Yellowhead
Gladstone
Workload Increasing at Portage la Prairie Children's Aid
A Portage la Prairie Children’s Aid Society meeting reviewed 534 516 dollars in child care and 235 094 in grants, with 28 113 from private programs. The discussion praised social worker Harry Marash and AGE partners for office upgrades and a 25 percent donation. The executive director noted neighbor- hood resistance to a group foster home for neglected teenage girls and outlined CAS’s need to identify consumers, assess needs and measure program effectiveness. Appreciation was given to foster parents N Henwood and C T Boyd, who highlighted a summer camp, visiting room, revised adoption procedures, book drives, and a planned transient youth centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Harry Marash
Children’s Aid Society
AGE
Anxious Generation
CAS
Children's Aid Society
RCMP
Portage la Prairie
Children’s Aid Project
N. Henwood
C. T. Boyd
Gladstone
Marash
Festival in Ottawa Aims to Celebrate Canada Day All July
Ottawa announces a National Capital Region festival honoring Canada Day with cultural sports and recreation events. It runs through July featuring a parade, British Columbia Centenial car rally, sunset ceremony on Parliament Hill, massed band displays, air force fly by, Hull raftman festival, London-Victoria air race arrivals, National Arts Centre programs, open-air concerts, bicycle and canoe races, street dances fireworks and theatre.
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National
Canada
Gerard Pelletier
Ottawa
Halifax
Parliament Hill
Hull
Que
National Arts Centre
Camp Fortune
Gatineau Park
Hotel Ban Stands Says Borowski
Highways Minister Joe Borowski says his order prohibiting government employees from patronizing a downtown Winnipeg hotel on government business will stand until the appeal period ends. The Marlborough was charged with discrimination by the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood, but the charges were dismissed in Court of Queen's Bench.
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Joe Borowski
Winnipeg
Borowski
Manitoba Andian Brotherhood
Marlborough
Court of Queen's Bench
Gervais Allooson Weg Exchanged at MacGregor
A double ring wedding blessed by Rev. Thos Bailey occurred May 8 1971 at St Pauls Anglican Church MacGregor Manitoba. Bride Marlene Alderson and groom Richard Gervais of Ottawa were married with a large local reception and quiet honeymoon to Edmonton.
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Thos. Bailey
St. Paul's Anglican Church
MacGregor
Man
Marlene Rose
Percy Alderson
Richard Charles
Joseph Gervais
Ottawa
Dames
Roberta Stone
Mildred Hay
Vivian McGregor
Janis Lamb
Ruth
Heather Thompson
Elizabeth Newstead
Sharon Mason
Michael Panich
Winnipeg
Barry Gervais
Zroomsman
Tom Ward
Ronald Gervais
Jasper
Alta
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Laureen Alderson
Fort Saskatchewan
Karen Moran
Portage la Prarie
Steven Thompson
Wheat Quota Increase Is Sought by Manitoba Pool Elevators
H B Sneath president of Manitoba Pool Elevators asked the Canadian Wheat Board for an immediate rise in wheat delivery quotas. He said Manitoba should be allowed to deter the eight bushel quota to gain cash for expenses and noted rapid export sales. He added there is space in Manitoba elevators to receive grain now, reducing end of year congestion if wheat moves through the elevator system in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Pool ‘Elevators
H. B. Sneath
Canadian Wheat Board
Manitobans Demand Protection and Bill of Rights
Manitoba MLA Asper urged a service club that a bill of rights is needed to shield citizens from NDP governance. He warned equality before the law may be under attack amid high profile attorney general cases and criticized a Municipal Act amendment restricting large gatherings. He also condemned a Greater Winnipeg plan clause limiting inspector rights and police warrant powers.
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Lineral
Air
Asper
Greater
Winnipeg
You Have a Date Evening in Honor of Harvey Couple
A social evening honoring Mr and Mrs Robert Harvey will be at MacGregor Memorial Hall on Saturday at 830 p.m. Donations may be left at Tarrs Solo Store or Lyes Ltd by June 22. A come and go team in honor of Mr and Mrs Jack Gibson at United Church Hall on Sunday June 27 from 3 to 5 p.m. Donations may be left at Herald Office or Snaiths General Store.
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Sue
Robert Harvey
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Tarr's Solo Store
Lye’s Ltd
Jack Gibson
MacGregor United Church
Herald Office
Snaith’s
Protective Legislation Introduced For Mortgage Deals
Manitoba legislature moves second reading on the Mortgage Brokers and Mortgage Dealers Act designed to protect investors in mortgages. The bill requires trust accounts financial statements and bonds from mortgage dealers and would also safeguard real estate dealers who handle mortgage dealings as a sideline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Ben Hanuschak
Mortgage Brokers and Mortgage Dealers
Hanuschak
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Ald. Bagnie
Central Plains Board of Direct
Mary Maxim
Ralph
Sask
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Austin Credit Union
Austin, Macgregor and Gladstone
Austin
Wen
K,n. Gladstone
R.A. Burnside
Mor
Eplying
Assiniboia
Steve Pattick
Brotherhood
Gervais
Allooson
Weg
Edmonton
Ste. 17
10207
115Th St
Ottawa, Ont
Foxboro
Ont
Morden
Brandon
Selkirk
Gallas, Lapwich
Chartered Accountants
Emmy
Eqaianess
Price
McMaster
Dad
Grandad
Denwal ‘Pharmacy
Christianson Ltd. Presents
John Deere Balers
John Deere
Christianson
Zenith
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