Education Week Open Houses Across MacGregor Schools
Education Week marks March 7 11 with open house events in MacGregor inviting parents and the public to visit both the elementary school and the Collegiate. The sessions run March 11 from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. with principals and staff welcoming attendees.
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Southend Macaulay News Highlights Local Socials and Events
Community notes from Southend Macaulay cover Farm Conference Week at the University of Manitoba, 4H Beef Club toboggan party at Hidden Valley, and a long list of weekend visits and family celebrations. Attendees include Hodgins, Bueckert, Wiebe, Hulme, Larson, and the Currie Ladies Sewing Circle. From sport, Bill Pilkington’s rink wins the Grand Challenge at the Edwin bonspiel.
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University of
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Hidden Valley
Sid Hay
Dave Hodgins
Sudbury
Sarnia
Windsor
Ont
Isaac Bueckert
Jake Wiebe
MacGregor
Max Nicholl
Winnipeg
Bill Hulme
Brandon
Nelson Hulme Sr
Mr. Hulme
Frank Hulme
Art Palmer
Ian
Kenny Mulder
Ken Rintoul
Sharon Adele
Donny Larson
Rossendale
Larry Larson
U. of M
Currie Ladies Sewing Circle
Mary Larsson
J. Frank
Herb Hyde
Pete Reimer
Bill MacIntosh
Alex
Ronald
Wee Ee
Esther
Clarence Pennell
Colin Pennell
Timmy
Ernie Bueckert
Elmer Wiebe
Southend
Ed Steinke
L. Kreitz
Garry McDonald
Transcona
Roy Glover
Ken
Craig
Barry
Scott McDonald
Cliff Lee
Garnet
Tom Wright
Treherne
Booth
Carberry
Patterson
Lundy
Roberts
Wayne Palmer
Thompson, Man
Herb McDonald
Bill Pilkington
McLean Explains Payments to Mauric Arpin
Manitoba Attorney-General explained why public accounts show Maur ie Arpin received more province funds since 1958 than the AG salary. He noted $157,611.05 to Arpin’s firm, with about $139,000 tied to a 1958 expropriation case, and said payments passed through the firm to cover related accounts. Campbell and Shoemaker urged that the expropriation figures be in public accounts.
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Totogan Farms Commission
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Campbell
Manitoba Legislature Approves New House Rules
The Manitoba Legislature backs reforms to speed business, limiting estimates debate to 80 hours and shifting schedules. Premier Roblin warns party leaders and whips to draft a timetable. opposition critic Jake Froese, SC Rhineland, says smaller parties lack rights. The attorney general’s estimates passed after 10.5 hours, leaving 695 hours for 13 departments.
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Manitoba
Roblin
Jake Froese
Rhineland
Froese
Social Credit
Stone Age Paintings in Manitoba Collected for Booklet
Intriguing Aboriginal rock paintings carved hundreds of years ago by “witch-doctors” line vertical Manitoba rock faces. A 12 page booklet titled Stone Age Paintings lists locations, materials, and field observations from Selwyn Dewdney and the Manitoba conservation section. Limited copies available by writing Parks Branch Winnipeg.
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Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Sterling Lyon
Selwyn Dewdney
Dew
MacGregor United Church Pastoral Charge Service Times
Church notices list Sunday services at MacGregor Bagot Sidney Austin Christ Church St Pauls and Bethel with time changes for January February plus Evangelical Mennonite Church East End MacGregor Rev A J Hall Rev H P Dyck and times for Sunday School Morning Worship and public worship across locations.
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MacGregor
Bagot
Austin United Church
Austin
ST. Paul's
Evangelical Mennonite Church
East End
H. P. Dyck
Urban Renewal Uptake Slow in Manitoba
Manitoba official statements show renewal programs and proposed changes in provincial separation may speed redevelopment. Municipalities urged to request urban renewal studies while Winnipeg, Brandon, and Flin Flon plan projects exceeding 300 acres each. Metro Winnipeg’s master plan and land use by law remain incomplete, delaying expanded duties.
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Brandon
Flin Flon
Cherniack
Smellie
Greater
Metro
Smeliie
Air Canada to Launch DC-9 Service from Winnipeg
Air Canada will start DC-9 service with a daily Winnipeg to Montreal non stop flight on April 24, taking two hours and 20 minutes. Six DC-9s are ordered for mid June delivery. Additional routes and frequencies will begin June 1 and July 1 including Winnipeg to Toronto Ottawa Montreal, Winnipeg to Edmonton, Calgary and Montreal to New York and Tampa.
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Air Canada
Winnipeg
Montreal
Toronto
Teeth In Act Says NDP Member Urges Reform
NDP member urges Manitoba to empower prosecutions under the Unconscionable Transaction Act. He criticizes the act which requires victims to initiate court actions and calls for a consumer affairs department under the attorney-general and a standing committee on consumer affairs. Debate adjourned by Albert Vielfaure.
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Department of Consumer Affairs
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Consumer Affairs
Albert Vielfaure
L—La Veren
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