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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
2
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce urges Ottawa to study pension reform before enactment. It warns that a full 104 dollar monthly pension and other welfare costs could raise taxes and export prices. It argues welfare programs must be prioritized to protect Canada’s economy and growth.
Canada once supplied the U K bacon trade but Denmark captured most of the postwar market by producing leaner hogs. Agriculture Minister Harry Hays says Canadian hogs could add 43 million dollars in earnings if raised to Danish standards, a point raised decades ago by W R Motherwell.
The article argues for legal curbs on air abuse and calls for responsibility from radio and television stations. It notes that newspapers are bound by rules guarding speech, while broadcast media often lack liability, allowing uninformed, offensive town gossip on air without court access to tapes.
Premier Duff Roblin told 200 delegates the Manitoba government will not take control of local budgets from councils and school boards. He said local elected officials must manage budgets and that the government will act on Michener Commission recommendations including consolidating school divisions and reforming municipal organization. The state already raised taxes to shift education costs with rebates to taxpayers and plans further steps to ease local tax burdens.
Supports Commission and Manitoba Urban Association backed by the Michener Royal Commission call for provincial responsibility for services benefiting persons while municipalities shoulder hospital construction costs. Delegates urged changes to the Municipal Act and
The Manitoba Urban Association urges the attorney general to crack down on delinquent husbands. At its 16th annual conference closing session two resolutions praised by Mayor A W Hanks request increased family court staff to enforce separation orders. Mayor H L Henderson urged provincial cost responsibility for welfare payments and maintenance for deserted wives and children.
Janet Pearl Phillips and Billy Wilton Caskey exchanged rings in a double ceremony at St. Luke's Anglican Souris August 22 at 1 p.m. The bride wore a floor length white lace gown with chateau neckline. the groom is son of Bert Caskey Katrime. The reception followed with 60 guests as they plan a U.S.A. honeymoon and return to Souris.
A double ring ceremony took place August 8 at 2 30 a m in Austin United church with Myrna Anne MacFarlane and Herbert Lyle McMillan exchanging vows. A reception followed in the church hall for 75 guests and a dance at Community Hall capped the day.
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