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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 03, 1966

Page

2

Remembrance Day Service Sheds Light On Duty To Remember

The North Norfolk Canadian Legion sponsors Remembrance Day events on Friday Nov 11. Members from Legion IODE Scouts Cubs Collegiate and other groups gather at MacGregor monument at 10 45 a m for a brief service then a memorial hall service. The piece urges reflecting on past sacrifices and continuing the fight for freedom with love tolerance and understanding.

North Norfolk Canadian Legion Legion IODE Scouts MacGregor

Turkey Now Year-Round Hero Of American Banquets

A historian notes turkeys replaced fixed holiday demand with year round appetite across formats from light to dark meat and prepared dishes. Americans now consume about 7.4 pounds per person, roughly double 1950, while turkey prices have declined despite other food prices rising.

United States Turkey

Medical Care Bill Receives Second Reading in Commons

The Medical Care Bill passed its second reading by 182 to 21 as Liberals, Conservatives, New Democrats, Social Credit MPs and independents debated party splits. The bill must undergo clause by clause study and a third reading, with amendments likely from opposition.

Social Credit New Democrats Bert Leboe Cariboo A. B. Patterson Fraser Valley J. A. Mongrain Trois-Riveres

Manitoba Launches Centennial Athletic Awards Program

Manitoba announces the Centennial Athletic Awards program for 240000 school children ages six to eighteen, with the School for the Deaf hosting distribution at Tuxedo. The initiative, led by George Nick, chairs early testing and aims for gold crests through three compulsory and one optional event, with participation spanning 1966 67 and extending to September 1987 entrants for rapid completion.

Manitoba Canada Centennial Commission Ottawa Departments of George Johnson George Nick Nick Manitoba School For the Deaf Tuxedo School For the Deaf Mm Canada Tonsane BF. Chldren

Indian Family Incomes Under $2000 in 1964 Revealed

The statement from State Secretary LaMarsh shows 22,640 Indian families earned $2,000 or less, with 4,929 earning $2,001 to $3,000 and 3,769 above $3,000. Non cash income such as food from hunting and fishing was noted as well.

LaMarsh

Winnipeg snowshoe club shaped winter life in 1880s Manitoba

A history piece recalls Winnipeg’s St George’s Snowshoe Club dominating Manitoba’s winter scene in the 1880s. Founder S S Cummins, later Winnipeg’s vice president of the Montreal club, led a colorfully uniformed group. The club sparked races and theatricals to aid Winnipeg General Hospital, expanding to St Paul in 1886 with a 600 member branch and a famed bounce brigade weapon at the ice palace.

Winnipeg St. George's Manitoba - Capital S S. Cummins Montreal Bishop's Purple Bishop's College Lennoxville Quebec College Victoria Rifles St. George's Cricket Club Manitoba Brandon Portage Souris Stanard Fur Nerest St. George Beauregard St. Boniface Winnipeg General Hospital Winnipeg Club St. Paul Minnesota Ice Palace St Paul Ulysses S. Grant

Federal tax hike to fund provinces aid program

Canadians face higher taxes to cover more than 500 million dollars in increased federal contributions to education and equalization payments to provinces and a proposed guaranteed income for the aged. The plan, announced last summer, would cost over 200 million annually and be financed by tax increases and higher provincial transfers.

MacEachen Sharp Pearson Roblin

Studded Tires Allowed Under New Highway Act

Utilities Minister Stewart McLean announced that studded tires would be permitted in Manitoba when the Highway Traffic Act is proclaimed. He said stocking and sale arrangements would be arranged for the fall, noting the lieutenant governor in council may set regulations authorizing the tires.

Fucue Utilities Stewart McLean Urs Manitoba McLean

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