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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
3
The article outlines non cancellable terms in insurance policies, noting statutory requirements and varying industry practices. Wawanesa pledges no cancellation for non payment, immediate renewal without a waiting period, and a 60 day grace before the non cancellation privilege applies to new policyholders.
Ironfield England residents report blades of grass in tap water from Derby shire village. Officials blame open water tanks and plan to fit lids to stop contamination and ensure safe drinking water.
The article critiques Hugh McLeans stance on officiating in hockey. It argues the two-man system better develops referees, especially in junior hockey, by providing proper guidance and consistent calls. It counters claims of greater consistency with one referee, citing experience and the need for mentoring.
The Sidney 4-H Garden Club met February 20 at Sidney School with 11 members. Dennis Early led the pledge as secretary was absent, the group approved sending $5 to the National 4-H Club Council, and planned a bonspiel between Sidney clubs to involve younger members. Terry Blair gave a Wheat speech after adjournment, followed by several games.
Ottawa chief electoral officer Nelson Castonguay ordered an inquiry into charges of political favoritism against W Horodyski the Springfield Manitoba returning officer. Winnipeg lawyer H J Riley will conduct the probe following a letter from NDP candidate Frank Syms alleging a Conservative takeover and the replacement of deputy returning officer Alice Cook for not joining the party.
Local residents report visits and travels including Arborg and Winnipeg relatives. Curling events at Brandon and Lavenham bonspiel prizes noted alongside family gatherings in Holland and TreNtone. A sudden death tribute to W McConochie and Patrick's supper planned for Friday with a hall program.
A cow owned by Edwin Terryo near Pincher Creek Alberta gave birth to four healthy black heifers. The 17 year old mother has birthed 19 calves in total on the Terryo farm about 10 miles south of the town and 90 miles south of Calgary. An agricultural department veterinarian called the quadruple birth extremely rare and noted a similar birth occurred at Vermilion several years ago.
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