Rosehill Variety Club hosts second 4H meeting
The Rosehill Variety Club held its second 4H meeting on January 23 1971 at Rosehill Jair. Members received shirts and ties materials while garden members took seeds and older members seed strips. Public talks were announced for MacGregor in June. Marion Sheard’s rink placed second in curling. A whist drive occurred at Rose Hill Hall. Percilla Blyth and Eddie Schwietz spoke Friday night. Lois Blyth and Harold Blyth set to speak at the next meeting.
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Rosehill Variety Club
Rosehill
Tone
Rose‘hill Hall
Marion Sheard
Percilla Blyth
Don‘nie Schwietz
Billy Sheard
Sprucedale Workshop
Eddie Schwietz
Lois Blyth
Harold Blyth
MacGregor Herald Questionnaire Notice
Community survey for the MacGregor Herald seeks completed forms before May 0, 1972. Results aim to gauge newspaper value to advertisers and reader interest in longer daily coverage. Residents are urged to return the questionnaire to the Herald office.
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MacGregor Herald
Rustlers Busy At Ste. Rose in 1960
Manitoba MLA Peter Adam told the legislature that 82 head of cattle valued over 16000 were rustled in Ste. Rose in 1960. He noted 20 rustling reports that year and 17 unsolved, adding many cases go unreported.
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Ste. Rose
Manitoba
Peter Adam
NDP
Adam
Manitoba Moves To License Tourist Outfitters
Legislation introduced for second reading in the Manitoba Legislature aims to license tourist outfitters to curb substandard equipment and protect tourists. Tourism Minister Peter Burtniak noted the Manitoba Tourist Association long pushed for licensure while acknowledging uncertain license costs.
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Manitoba
Peter Burtniak
Leniak
Burtniak
Manitoba Tourist Association
Ben Hanuschak
Stanfield Slams Bill C 176 as Pessimistic Policy
Conservative leader Robert Stanfield condemned Bill C 176 extending farm marketing authority as a pessimistic and dangerous move. He warned it would push farmers from agriculture, criticized Trudeau era inflation and student unemployment plans, and suggested Liberal Liberal Liberal forces in Manitoba might merge with the Conservatives, though no firm stance was given.
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Robert Stanfield
Asper denies alignment with PCs amid Liberal push
Asper rejects rumors of a Liberal Conservative coalition and says Liberals will run in all 57 ridings in the next provincial election. He notes informal grassroots meetings for a possible new party, while Sidney Spivak dismisses the idea of party ganging up against the NDP government. The Libs hold three seats, Conservatives 21, NDP 30, plus two independents and a Social Credit member. Schreyer warns such a party could threaten the NDP, while noting past Liberal gains could boost NDP seats.
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Sidney Spivak
NDP
Ed Schrey
Manitoba
J. H
Asper
Social Credit
Donald Craik
Party Association
Riel
Schreyer
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