Sidney 4 H Beef Club News
The seventh Sidney Calf Club meeting took place March 9 at Geo Early's home with 15 members, three leaders and seven visitors including Gil Baghall and Dennis Early. Speeches were given by Doug DeAthe, Brian Early, Ken North, Helen Bagnall and Jim Early. next meeting speakers listed. Banner design judged by Gil Bagnall, prize to Doug DeAthe. uniforms to be discussed. Next meeting set for Reg Calvert home on April 6. meeting adjourned with music.
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Sidney Calf Club
Geo
Gil Baghall
Dennis Early
Doug DeAthe
Brian Early
Ken North
Helen Bagnall
Jim Early
Ken Wright
Darlene Hawkins
Beverly DeAthe
Ken Early
Ron Lintott
Gil Bagnall
Reg Calvert
Pearson to Hand Over Prime Minister Job by April 25
Prime Minister Pearson appeared to set April 25 as the date to hand over to the new Liberal leader chosen April 6. He told Commons he hopes for progress on the wage-prices review board before quitting. Speculation points to April 22, the fifth anniversary and the day before the Commons returns for the leadership convention.
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Pearson
Commons
Local Couple Describes Three Week Phoenix Trip
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fotheringham of MacGregor and Mr. and Mrs. C. Guichon of Portage la Prairie return from a three week motor tour through North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Wyoming. They recall green Oklahoma, Salt River Canyon, golf at diverse courses, a Phoenix Open visit, and notable sights including Senator Goldwater's home. They also note pleasant orange harvests, modest prices, and a stay near Greyhound races before a snow storm on the way home.
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G. FO
G. Fotheringham
MacGregor
C. Guichon
Portage la Prairie
Phoenix
Arizona
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
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van Buren Street
Jack Fraser
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Jack
Mrs. Fraser
Froese Seeks Rule Change in Manitoba Legislature
The Social Credit member Jake Froese pressed for a rules change to recognize parties with fewer than four members. He asked for a formal recorded vote, hoping to become an opposition leader with a salary, but no support appeared and the motion failed on a voice vote.
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Manitoba
Jake Froese
Rhineland
Social Credit
Froese
Opposition Hits Medicare Today in Manitoba Debate
Liberal and New Democratic members assailed Manitoba's choice to forego federal medical care insurance. Desjardins accused the administration of inconsistency and gambling with residents health while Cherniack condemned scare words to justify non participation. They cited Health Minister Witneys past claim that Manitoba would join the plan and noted the policy shift earlier this year with cost estimates rising from 35 to 50 dollars per person.
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New Democratic
Larry Desjardins
L - St. Boniface
Saul Cherniack
NDP - St. Johns
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C. H. Witney
Desjardins
Cherniack
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