Speeding on Main Street in MacGregor Targeted by Village Effort
A call to curb Main Street speeding in MacGregor cites worried residents and a proposed 15 dollar fine for speeding to deter danger to children. The Chamber of Commerce and Village Council vow immediate action to reduce reckless driving and protect the community.
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MacGregor
Chamber of Commerce
Portage Health Board Discusses Trash Cans and Clinic Attendance
The Portage la Prairie Advisory Board of Local Health Unit No. 14 met April 27 with 13 members. Topics included urging households to use recommended garbage cans, addressing low Wellwood Baby Clinic attendance, shortages of preschool children, road conditions, and car tenders for Health Unit staff. Lions Club funds for pool filtration and a letter of appreciation were also discussed.
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Portage Local Health Unit No. 14
Portage la Prairie
Woenham
MacGregor
Fempel
Porrtage
Alt
Hall
Wellwood Baby Clinic
Aham
North Cypress
Fdrans
Wenham
Neepawa Health Clinic
Health Unit
H. Foxton
Lions Club
Portage
Rae
The
Devises Ultimate In Luxury Fishing
H J Lee of Bay of Islands New Zealand has rigged a luxury fishing setup. His house sits atop a 100 foot cliff and he fishes from an armchair. A line runs from seabed to land and up to the cliff then into his room where he reels fish through the window. The system has worked for 18 months.
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Auckland
H. J. Lee
Bay of Islands
New Zealand
Lee
Jane
Museum Notes Show Visitors and Threshermen Reunion Plans
The column records visits by the Angers family Bill McTavish and others from Portage and Austin to the local museum. It notes garden tasks water supply park work and preparations for the Threshermen's Reunion set for July 20 to 23 with parade plans featuring the donor William Williamson's Case steamer and separator.
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Okla
Norway
Canada
Manitoba
Hosity
Angers
Bill McTavish
Miami
Will Stanger
Portage
Dunn
Trevor Poyser
Austin
Prosser
Mr. Clarkson
Don Carruthers
Don
Mr Tennis
Nore
Clarence Denser Aw
Williamson
Mexander
Wacky BC road signs amuse travelers on long detours
Vancouver reporter Paul St Pierre notes humorous signs across British Columbia. Farmers and locals post quirky messages on back roads and in Nass River Valley, while Cariboo highway workers display bold notices reading Stop and read this with mile counts of new construction.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Cariboo
Nass River
Paul St Pierre
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