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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1969
Page
5
The Home Economics Club at MacGregor Collegiate will hold a reorgan ization meeting on Wednesday September 24 at 8 p.m. All members and new members are urged to attend with mothers especially invited. New projects are available for both boys and girls.
Joan Kathleen Reddon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Reddon, and Kenneth Wayne Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wolfe, exchanged vows August 9 1969 at Carberry United Church. Rev J L Fargey officiated with organist Bill Redon and soloist Brian Bailey. The reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple reside in Macdonald after a brief North Dakota honeymoon.
Kindergarten daily routine and learning goals outline health habits, language arts, science, discussion, story and music times, rest, and free play. It highlights parent roles, reading readiness, and preparing children for school, stressing independence and social skills for a positive start.
Officials from major wheat exporting nations meet at the US embassy to review a 100 page document on price changes across six world markets. They seek to determine if exporters deviated from floor prices under the 1968 International Grains Arrangement and consider recommendations to policy makers while noting weather and acreage shifts at home.
Saskatchewan residents face higher prices for big game licences with deer and moose fees rising. First deer for locals increases to 7 dollars, second to 7 dollars, while non residents pay 25 dollars for either first or second deer. Aliens face 40 dollars for a first deer and 40 for a second. Moose licences rise to 12 dollars for residents and 14 dollars for a party. non residents pay 30 dollars and aliens 100 dollars.
A government white paper outlines a fifty percent minimum pension for Hong Kong veterans with disabilities, with higher pensions for greater disability. It also proposes grants of 400 to 1200 dollars annually or as lump sums for 100 percent pensioners to ease pain and improve quality of life, acknowledging additional social and personal hardships among disabled pensioners.
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