Mrs. Joan Good Leads Ontario Ageing Society Effort
Toronto executive secretary Mrs. Joan Good heads the Ontario Society on Ageing, pushing a three year plan to improve life for 600000 seniors. The effort arises from last year’s Ontario conference with 70 eldercare resolutions and seeks public interest, government liaison, and community training for older workers and better housing and pensions.
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Manitoban Hansard Makes Debates Public In Unedited Form
A provincial Hansard written record is now available to Manitobans. Ray Sly, aided by Irene Cooper, oversees transcription from spoken debates in the Legislature. Plastic records are handled by typists and sold for ten cents a copy or via a per session subscription.
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Southend Macaulay News Highlights Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Taylor of Holland visited the Glover family on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson on their wedding anniversary. Sunday guests at the Dory McGregor home included Clifford Lee and family of Treherne, Earl Anderson, Ed Chant, and Fred Snaith and families. E Campbell and Mrs. Wilf Forrest hosted a Winnipeg visitor. A car crash near loose gravel rattled a driver and passenger, tying up traffic as the family reunion continued.
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Farm Surplus Reduction Scheme To End In US
The soil bank program ends December 31 as Washington terminates the acreage reserve and subsidy portions of the farm surplus reduction plan. Since 1956 the program has paid out about 1.65 billion dollars to farmers across the wheat, corn, cotton, tobacco and rice sectors amid rising yields and shifting crops.
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Weekend visits and local notices from the district
Reports from Manitou to Weyburn Chronicle detail farm life and social events. Bill Turner shot a fox near home last Friday. Mr and Mrs Ed Hulme have moved into the house vacated by Hulme juniors. Hulme and Nelson families, plus Marilyn, hosted weekend visitors from Winnipeg and Weyburn. Dave Hodgins and Murray visited Brandon. Hay injured knee, blood poisoning prompted hospital care. friends wish speedy recovery. Arnold Toomey of Dauphin and Harry Nelson of Winnipeg spent time with Earl and Ross Anderson families. Art Chant and family returned from visits to Waskada and Killarney. Art Chant also visited Winnipeg. Mrs Ken Parsons recovering in Winnipeg after surgery. Pat Stirling and others from Kenville visited. Don played rugby in Winnipeg with Swan River High School for the championship but lost. all enjoyed the trip. Mrs Harry Shaw a patient in MacGregor hospital, hopes for home soon. Earl Muir won a turkey at Sho-Goat Custin last Friday. Miss Mary Pothorin of Branson visited Corné Pennell. Brian Pennell celebrated a birthday on November 14.
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