Birthday Wishes and Community Reflections from Bagot District
Community notes from Mrs. J M Baskier include birthday wishes for Sid Coulthard Marie MacDonald Ernie Smith Clarence Pogue Marjorie Litster and Mrs Stewart Lamont. Reflections urge learning from the past listening to the young and balancing old with new. News covers Red Cross blood clinic June 3 5 30 7 9 pm and local social updates with visits illnesses travel and family milestones.
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Sid Coulthard
Marie MacDonald
Ernie Smith
Clarence Pogue
Marjorie Litster
Stewart Lamont
Pollution Licked Says Fisheries Minister in Canada Speech
Fisheries Minister Arck Davis told a Hamilton service club that water pollution can be reduced in Canada with upgrades to the federal Fisheries Act to specify disallowed discharges and penalties for non compliance. He warned of severe impacts in the Ottawa River Fraser River St John Great Lakes region and Lake Ontario Erie.
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Arck Davis
Canada
Hamilton
Mr. Davis
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Davis
Park Money Could Be Put To Better Use
The South Interlake Development Board urged the federal commission on regional development that funds for a Hecla Island national park could yield greater benefit if redirected. The brief argued improved sewage and water services would raise living standards, create viable trade centers, and attract residents in the Interlake area rather than spending more on park facilities.
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South Interlake Development Board
Hecla Island
Lake Winnipeg
E Board
Federal Commission On
Interlake
Hailstorm Strikes Winnipeg Area With Heavy Showers
A heavy storm battered Greater Winnipeg including East and North Kildonan and Transcona with hail as large as ping pong balls and damaged bedding plants. No major injuries or damage were reported as a warm front moved east from Lake Winnipeg. Forecasters anticipated clearing by afternoon with a high near 80 degrees and possible late showers.
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Winnipeg
East
North Kildonan
Transcona
Lake Winnipeg
Trudeau says Canada’s French English problem lightens
Prime Minister Trudeau argues in Maclean’s that the gravity of the French English issue in Canada has diminished. He notes separatist activity in Quebec as a focal point but says roots of separatism remain to be addressed while urging patience in a bilingual state. Western discontent is becoming clearer and more solvable. He enjoys government duties and would not choose another job.
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Trudeau
Canada
Maclean's Magazine
Quebec
Hippie Shelter Is Closed in Winnipeg Church Basement
In Winnipeg the All Saints Anglican church basement used as a shelter for transient youths associated with CRYPT was closed after a health department health hazard declaration. Rector Rev Eric Bays thanked CRYPT and noted the need for more community facilities. Medical health officer Dr Roper Cadham warned of infection risk due to poor sanitary conditions.
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Winnipeg
All Saints Anglican Church
Committee Representing Youth Problems Today
CRYPT
All Saints
Eric Bays
All Saints Church
Vr. Roper Cadham
One Way To Beat City Hall
Kingston garbage collectors refused to pick up two boxes at city hall and returned the rubbish with a note that the boxes were not acceptable tender for garbage pickup as they were not properly tied. The public works crackdown targets unacceptable containers like untied boxes grease pails and paint tins. Only plastic bags or lidded cans are allowed by city by law. One note was left and a department spokesman warned that continued use of unacceptable containers would halt pickups.
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Public Works Department
Nly
Wishart's Service Opens Radiator Repair Shop
Wishart's Service, formerly Wilman Motors, advertises radiator repair and auto service at Eighth Street and Saskatoon Avenue West with phone number 857 5468.
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Wishart’s
Wilman Motors
Eighth St
Sask. Ave. West
North Norfolk to vote on By law B 108 for MacGregor centre
Rural Municipality of North Norfolk submits By law B 108 to a public vote on June 26 1969 to raise 64000 for a community centre in MacGregor. Debentures issued to cover the cost with 8 percent interest for 20 years and proceeds limited to the project. Polls held at Bagot Community Hall MacGregor Memorial Hall and the old Municipal Office. Returning officer to total votes June 30 1969.
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North Norfolk
MacGregor
North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society
Municipal Board of Manitoba
Bagot
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Bagot and District News
J. M. Baskier
Pref
Red Cross Blood Clinic
MacGregor Memorial Hall
E. Towerty
Portage
D. Hunt
Kakabeka Falls
Ont
Ken Green
Ed Clouston
W. Stirling
B. Jenkins
T. Dalman
J. Parkess
Davidson Green
Geo. Kelly
Herman Wright
Winnipeg General Hospital
Inglis
H. Lorimer
Marsh Smith
Portage Hospital
Brent Wright
Lorne Wright
G. Kelly
E. Kelly
Jesus of
Bethlehem
George Burton Ha
Ball Lake
Ontario
Roy Farncombe
Kelly Sr
Raquel Welch
Dan
Hoss”) Blocker
Batman
Adam West
Burt Ward
Eric
Viking
Marvin Gould
Johnny Lawrence
MacGregor Herald
Can
City Hall
Kingston
Manitoba
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