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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1973
Page
3
Finance Minister John Turner announced that 123.3 million dollars were loaned under the Farm Improvement Loans Act in the six months ended Sept 30, up from 105.4 million last year. The act backs loans to farmers up to 25,000 with 7 percent for land purchases and 6 percent for other uses.
The 19 year old Charles Demann was elected mayor of Dundas Minnesota but officials deny the oath claiming state age 21 rule. Demann’s attorney Bernard Borene plans a writ of mandamus to compel installation. incumbent James Lehman may not seek another term after January.
Marguerite Cecile Langlade and Norman Mitchell Smith exchanged vows in a late afternoon ceremony at St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic Church Copper Cliff. The bride, daughter of Alfred Langlade, wore an empire white polyester gown with star applique, and carried a cascade bouquet of daisies and pink roses. Attendants included Miss Janet Beres and Kim Smith. After a dinner at the Caswell Motor Hotel, the couple, now in Sudbury, plan a honeymoon in Quebec City and southern Ontario.
Central Mortgage and Housing says urban starts of 10 000+ population totaled 22 582 in October down from 22 592 a year earlier. September urban starts reached 20 024, a four percent drop from September last year. Through October 1973 urban starts total 176 153 up one percent from last year with single family up five percent and multiple units down one percent. Lake Superior dimensions noted: 83 miles long 160 miles wide and 1 302 feet max depth.
The Canadian Automotive Association warns Sunday trucking by Alltrans Express Ltd and Kwikasak Ltd would worsen traffic and raise safety hazards on major highways in British Columbia Quebec Ontario and Western provinces. CAA argues Sunday service would create competitive imbalance and burden motorists, tourism, and leisure time, as hearings consider exemptions under the Lord's Day Act.
The post office will issue two eight cent stamps on November 28 as part of a four stamp set. The designs feature the Thunderbird spirit and Algonkin costume with origins spanning several tribes from the Maritimes to the Rockies. Designers Lewis Parker of Toronto and George Beaupre of Montreal created the stamps.
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