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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 16, 1969

Page

7

Students Compete in School Field Day on Highway Route

A large group of students divided into boys and girls competed in a field day event. The route traced a run from No. 1 highway past a white house to a bridge and back, with numerous participants named by event and final placements listed for both boys and girls.

Linda Catt Melody Burch Donna Turner Laurie Borton Sheila Siemens Diane Hodge Diane Ritchie Debbie Unrau Karen Wright Ruby Doerksen Janice Dobbin Myrna Rothwell White House Bridge Macgregor Collegiate

Molgat Attacks Northern Task Force as Undemocratic

Liberal MLA Molgat calls the provincial government's northern affairs task force undemocratic and urges a broader special committee in the Legislature. He notes the three member panel Jean Allard Gordon Beard and Ron McBride represent isolated northern ridings and criticizes Health Minister Sidney Green for proposing expansions to include more northern experts.

Gil, Molgat L—Ste Jean Allard NDP Rupertsland Gordon Beard Churchill Ron McBride Pas Sidney Green Molgat

Drug Chart Warns Parents of Hidden Drug Signs

Saanich police chief W. A. Pearson introduces a symptom chart mailed with water bills to warn parents. It lists indicators of drug use in youths, including sniffing solvents and symptoms across morphine to hallucinogens, urging vigilance and noting early use among children.

Saanich W. A. Pearson Chet Pearson

Hartford Currie News social notes and greetings

Mr and Mrs J Rintoul returned home from a westward motor trip on Tuesday. Jim Rintoul of Kempville Ontario joined the family for a holiday. Numerous visitors from Regina Winnipeg Portage and local farms gathered for suppers and gatherings with the Rintouls and other district residents. Get well wishes go to Margaret Lamont in a Winnipeg hospital and the Hartford Sood Neighbors plan a meeting November 11 at Mrs T Rintoul’s home.

J. Rintoul Jim Rintoul Kempville Ontario Rintouls P. Ward John Mattidy Lana Regina Bruce Rintoul Winnipeg Helmut Schroeder Stanley Smith Gregory Firdale R. Thompson S. Thompson Margaret Nowosad April W. Fawcett J. Thompson Harold Thompson Poplar Point Wes Nowosad Portage Margaret Lamont Hartford Sood Neighbors

Legislature Sees Debate Over Small Wedge Increase

Manitoba moves minimum wage to 1.35 an hour from 1.25 amid party dispute. Labor Minister Russ Paulley cites board data and calls the change a stop gap until the final board report. Opposition leader Sidney Spivak accuses government of acting before board recommendation.

Pauuey Manitoba Sidney Spivak River Heights New Democratic Party A. R Russ) Paulley Paulley Spivak

Buffalo Hunt May Return To the N W T

The North West Territories council voted to allow buffalo hunting by residents and non residents. Dr Lloyd Barber cited disease in herds near the Alberta border and urged hunting with government guidance. He said local oil should favor area businesses and noted meat hunting by residents. The department of industry was instructed to study licences.

Council of the Northwest Territories Territories Lloyd Barber Alberta-Northwest Territory Mark Fairbrother Mackenzie River Territorial Department of Industry

No Formal Report On Crime In Manitoba

Attorney General A H Mackling told the Manitoba Legislature he has received no formal report on organized crime. He replied to Liberal Gordon Johnston questions about Maurice Arpin and his investigations. Mackling said he had no formal or informal contact with Arpin and expected to hear from someone in due course.

A. H. Mackling Manitoba Mackling Liberal House Ender Gordon Johnston Winnipeg Maurice Arpin Arpin

Dynamite Stolen Near Grandview and The Pas

RCMP report two separate dynamite thefts in Manitoba. Between October 1 and 5, 75 sticks of dynamite and 30 to 40 detonator caps were stolen from a construction trailer near Grandview, where Hydro is building a new power line 34 miles west of Dauphin. Earlier, 7300 sticks were taken from an explosives cache north of The Pas three weeks prior, as investigators pursue leads.

Ncalp Manitoba Wiycra Grand Dauphin RCMP Hydro Pas

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