Manitoba Insurance Plan Boss Claims It Beats Saskatchewan
Manitoba's minister Howard Pawley dismissed comparisons with Saskatchewan's no fault plan saying Manitoba offers a modern up to date scheme with higher weekly benefits of 50 dollars vs 25 in Saskatchewan and 50 000 versus 35000 third party limits. He spoke at a Toronto area NDP luncheon and urged Ontario to compare their proposals with Manitoba's plan. He noted Manitoba gives drivers a choice to deal with government offices or their own agents but cautioned the plan is not perfect and more steps are needed for equitable compensation for victims.
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Manitoba
Howard
Russ) Pawley
Saskatchewan
Pawley
Torontoo
New Democratic Party
Ontario Insurance Industry
Mr. Pawley
Community notices highlight local meetings and events
The Austin district news lists visitors and residents travels to Campbell River and Richmond British Columbia. It notes a wildlife film by Spruce Woods Game and Fish Association October 18 at 7 30 p m in the Austin community hall free to the public. Dates to remember include ACW October 13 Chamber of Commerce October 7 the Sprucedale smorgasborg October 8 and the ACW bazaar November 4. Multiple local visits and gatherings are recorded with time and place details for area groups and families.
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Percy Pearson
Campbell River
Richmond
B.C
Brian
North Delta
Birch River
Russ Leckie
Spruce Woods Game and Fish Association
Austin
Gordon Hay
A.C.W
Frank Anderson
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Austin Community Hall
Steps Taken To Cool Grain Payments Dispute
Canada moves to calm a grain payments dispute amid a 10 percent surcharge on dutiable imports. Prime measures include suspension of debate to refine a stabilization bill for prairie farmers, and plans for aid programs via deficiency payments or purchases. Read more as ministers meet to craft a broader Western farmer relief framework.
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Statistics Canada
Rairie Agriculture
Otto Lang
Canadian Wheat Board
Tron Board
Agriculture Products Board
Olson
Commons
Senate
Samuel Askiw
Manitoba
Jack Messer
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Hugh Horner
Six Manitobans Among Fatalities
A Canadian Press survey tallies weekend Prairie fatalities. At least 17 killed, Manitoba six, Saskatchewan one. Eleven died in traffic, two in Manitoba plane crash, others in hunting, fire, and misc mishaps. Alberta losses include four in a Grand Centre two car collision. Names and ages span Cold Lake to Sundre, Edmonton to Saskatoon, with several unreleased.
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Prairies
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Highway
Grand Centre
Edmonton
John William Herman
Cold Lake Indian ‘Reserve
Devatha Skinty
Cold Lake
Carol Josvanger
Beaver Crossing
Alta
Melvin Metchats
Charles Camsell Hospital
Robert Wayne MacInnis
Olds
Michael John Leckie
Aim
Sundre
Red Deer
William Lorne Chester
Tose
Highway 16
William Shyian
Valerie Wolanski
Boyle
Miss Ferguson
James Malfour
Saskatoon
Abraham John Moosewah
Saddle Lake
Gabriel Reubl
Swan River
Winnipeg
You Have a Date The Canadian Order of Foresters Banquet
The Canadian Order of Foresters will hold a banquet and dance at MacGregor Hall on November 6 with music by the Melo Giers. Tickets are available from any COF member. An assembly meeting for Riding Club is set for Tuesday October 12 at 8 p.m. in the Legion room.
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Order of Foresters
MacGregor Hall
Melo Giers
C.O.F
the Legion Room
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Macgregor
Johnny Crawford
Dennis Wiler
Tony Curtis
Charles Branson
Polaris
Central Sports
Carberry, Man
APPLI
Agricultural Representatives Office
Carnerry
Manpower
Youth & Education
Eee
Ight
Gordie Lye
Mr. Pierpont
Mr. Jonasson
Brent Gilbert
Jarmie McTavish
Austin and District News
Elie
Austin and District
Norman Lagimo
Deriere
St. Vital
A. Corneillie
Charlie Scammell
Brandon
Rueben Storie
R. Storie
J Gilmour
U.C.W. Fall
Brookdale
J. Gilmour
M. Cookson
A. E. Shuttleworth
Norman
Arlene Shuttleworth
Earl Templeton
Ronald Kolke
Owen Jones
MacGregor Recreation Association
Vivian McGregor
Riding Club
Legion Room
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Gulf
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