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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
7
The Bank of Montreal elects G. Arnold Hart as president and CEO, retains chairmanship. Harold L. McKay is named senior vice-president for the Manitoba and Saskatchewan division, resident in Winnipeg.
Community notes from Bagot and district greet May birthdays including Mrs A W Kalberg W Richardson Keith Nichol J L Pogue and Mrs R Tarr of Portage May 2 12 and more. Local visits Proctor residents and a report on milk contract changes plus a Centennial Pony Express stop at Bagot Corner and a Bradstreet of local life with hospital reports and a prayerful reflection on life.
The Municipality of North Norfolk proposes closing a road segment south of the southerly limit of Section 36 in Township 10 Range 11 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba. The plan excludes crown mines and minerals. The bylaw and plan are available for inspection at the MacGregor office during business hours. The council will hear objections in person or via an agent from landowners whose property could be prejudicially affected.
Milk prices in Winnipeg will rise to 29 cents per quart from 27, effective May 15, after hearings by the Milk Control Board of Manitoba. All outlets will see a two cent increase from 25 cents, as producers gain 39 cents per hundredweight, bringing producer pay to 5.97 from 5.48.
In the Manitoba legislature on Wednesday opposition members labelled a cabinet salary provision as bait to keep backbenchers in line. A motion to delete the $354.9 million spending estimates failed 29 to 24 as Liberal and NDP members pressed for removal. The cabinet post has been vacant since A W Harrison retired. opposition leader Gil Molgat argued the US model of 14 ministers is excessive for Manitoba’s population.
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