Severer punishment urged to curb hunting dangers
A MacGregor resident who hunted in the Carberry district urges stricter license restrictions and harsher penalties for killing or maiming fellow hunters. He notes rising hunter traffic and fear of trigger-happy individuals, calling for decisive action to protect area sportsmen.
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Changes in Autumn Styles and the Risk of Change
The piece argues that fashion and daily life cycle through styles including cars and clothing, urging a measured approach to change. It cautions against discarding useful patterns for novelty, promotes looking before leaping, and emphasizes balancing tradition with new ideas while considering individual fit and broader life impacts.
Graduation Valedictory 1967 Address by Act Score
Evening remarks from the valedictorian honor parental guidance teachers and friends. The speech thanks mothers and fathers for support and emphasizes gratitude to teachers and community helpers. It cites looking forward to future careers or study and closes with a poem about meaningful work and completion.
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Evicted Couple Hopeful for Higher Offer on Farm
Mr and Mrs Frank Birch face expropriation for a 28 acre farm tied to Winnipeg sewage plans. Manitoba County Court holds $17 000 for the house and land after Metro offered $9 000 in 1963. Bailiffs moved in. the couple’s belongings were removed as they seek a higher payment with councillor John Sulumko aiding in securing an apartment.
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Man Killed in Collision
One man was killed and three other people injured late Friday when a car collided with the…
Manitoba government lacks hospital legislation knowledge
H A Crewson executive director of the Manitoba Hospital Association said the government is implementing legislation for hospitals without fully understanding its impact. He questioned where health field legislation is heading and why administration isn’t more practical.
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Doctors Should Report Impaired Driving Diseases
The Greater Winnipeg Safety Council adopted a proposal that doctors be required to report patients whose diseases may impair driving. If legislators adopt it, doctors must report conditions hindering driving while the motor vehicle registrar would decide license eligibility. The move follows Alderman Mark Danzker’s earlier motion and mirrors Ontario practice.
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