Community Notes and Birthdays from MacGell Herald May Items
May birthdays for Harvey Robinson Sid Coulthard Mrs J MacDonald Ernie Smith and Clarence Pogue are listed. The piece includes devotional musings on faith and daily life, weather notes, local sports cheer for Portage Terriers Canadian champions 1973, science fair peers from MacGregor Winnipeg, and social news about Kathleen Anne Kalberg’s christening plus thanks for news tips via phone or web.
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J. Pasaie
Harvey Robinson
Sid Coulthard
J. MacDonald
Ernie Smith
Clarence Pogue
Ronald Kalberg
Kathleen Anne
Manitoba Plans New Mental Health Care Guidelines
A Manitoba legislature report says mental health care is declining and calls for a modern program led by the provincial government. Prepared by Dr J Graham Clarkson Humbert Prefontaine and Tan W Potter the document urges normalization and community-based care to keep patients connected and supported.
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Manswu
Uae
Selkirk
Brandon
Manitoba
Manitoba Bill Aims to Uncover Hidden Debts in Goods
Manitoba Legislature debates the Personal Property Security Act to require central registration of creditors interests in goods. Attorney General A H Mackling says buyers could learn if items carry hidden debts before purchase, aiding second hand markets and conditional sales. The bill mirrors Ontario law and follows over two decades of study. Debate adjourned without votes.
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Manitoba
A. H. Mackling
Mackling
United States
Canada
U.S
Ontario
Frank Johnston
Sturgeon Creek
Manitoba seeks federal extension for Local Initiatives Program
Health Minister Rene Toupin said Manitoba asked Ottawa to extend active Local Initiatives Projects as the province faces funding cut risks due to one of Canada’s lowest unemployment rates. Labor Minister Russell Paulley warned up to 3000 Manitobans could be affected if current LIP programs end.
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Manitoba
Rene Toupin
Toupin
Canada
Russell Paulley
Weather Delays Grasshopper Hatch Across Prairies
Cool conditions slow the grasshopper hatch but pests remain a major threat as Canada reports crop conditions in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Seeding is underway across provinces with 15 percent sown in western Manitoba and 50 to 80 percent in southern Saskatchewan. Grasshoppers are just beginning to hatch in Melita and forecasts warn of one of the decade’s most serious infestations.
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Portage
Jackie
Judy Boak
Edwin
J. Lamont Sr
Statistics Canada
Statistics Bureau
Manitoba
Melita
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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Portage Terriers
Salvation Army
Kim Brecknell
MacGregor
Paticipants
Winnipeg
Cheryl Klippenstein
Ota
McMaster Funeral Home
Portage la Prairie
Omega Funeral Home
McMaster Limited
SCW, Inc
Yours Truly
George R. McMaster
Jack E. McMaster
Marjorie G. McMaster
Ralph’s Fabric Centre
Peary
Neng Cras
Sale
Vere
Ralph's Stylerce Fabrics
Sask. Ave
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Aie
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