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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 02, 1971

Page

2

Help For Lefty Association Aids Southpaws Worldwide

Former BBC producer Michael Barsley starts an association for left handed people after publishing a book that sparked interest in 20 countries. The group guides parents, supplies left handed goods, and notes Da Vinci Holbein Chaplin and sports heroes shared the trait. Barsley promotes early training to avoid later stammers and recalls aiding King George VI with BBC recordings.

BBC Michael Barsley Barsley Europe Paris Dublin New York Leonardo da Vinci Holbein Charlie Chaplin King George VI

Color Probe Helps Blind Hear Colors From Light Signals

University of Western Ontario researcher Dr. Cho Yuk Leung has created a color probe that converts light waves into distinct tones via a head worn sensor and earpiece. The compact device could sell under $50 and may aid blind people in tasks from soldering to handling colored paper money, expanding employment opportunities.

University of Western Ontario Cho Yuk Leung Leung Outlook Council For the Blind

World Conference Pushes Western Housing Model Abroad

Delegates from 62 governments and UN groups gathered in Vancouver debate using wood in housing to promote low western style homes in developing nations. Critics note colonial overtones and consultative neglect of native preferences while Canada hosts for timber frame construction.

Vancouver United Nations Canada

Borowski Urges Boycott Of United Way Over Clinic Support

Manitoba Highways Minister Joe Borowski announces he will urge supporters to skip United Way donations because of its backing of Mount Carmel Clinic. He declines speaking at the campaign opening citing ties to a clinic that refers women to a Buffalo NY doctor for abortion services. He argues American law may be violated by the clinic’s out of state referrals.

Borowski United Way Manitoba Joe Borowski Mount Carmel Buffalo N Y The New York State

Canada to Seek Exemption From US Import Surcharge

Canadian Finance Minister E. J. Benson said officials will press for an exemption from the 10 percent US import surcharge imposed by President Nixon. He has not contacted US Treasury Secretary John Connally directly but expects a response, and does not plan another Washington trip. Benson and key officials argue Canada is not a drain on the US balance of payments and warn the surcharge could hurt Canadian industry and US market access.

United States Washington E. J. Benson Treasury John Connally Nixon Ence Canada Benson Rinaldo Ossala Bank of Italy Louis Rasminsky Bank of Canada S. I. Reisman Forse Jesus Emmanuch Goa Giga

Coronary Heart Disease Facts and Prevention Tips

Health notes explain heart function and the circulatory system. It outlines risk factors such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, smoking, obesity, and sedentary life, with diet and lifestyle changes to reduce risk. The piece praises Portage General Hospital's emerging Coronary Care Unit and urges further support.

Portage General Hospital

Hellyer warns Trudeau may call snap election

Former Defence minister Paul Hellyer told a national tour that Prime Minister Trudeau could seek a snap election in November to preempt worsening conditions. He criticized government policies as disastrous and immoral citing unemployment, inflation, and tax changes. He noted Liberal discontent among MPs and the risk of challenging the party leadership.

Defence Paul Hellyer Trudeau Action Canada Hellyer

Canada Labour Chief Opposes Wage Controls

Donald MacDonald president of the Canadian Labour Congress pledged union opposition to government wage controls in Canada. He cited President Nixon's August 15 90 day wage price and rent freeze and warned of a drive for selective controls on a mandatory basis with groups pressed to conform by law. He spoke at the International Convention of the Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons Association.

Donald MacDonala Canadian Labor Congress Canada Nixon MacDonald Operative Plasterers and Cementions’ Association

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