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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1967
Page
2
Housewives and farmers embrace a new store door delivery concept that sends vegetables straight from farm to store. The survey notes that while city markets and chain stores require regular supplies, farmers can meet these demands through contracts or verbal understandings, bringing sweet corn and other produce to customers with country flavor.
An old coinage shift explains why dimes and quarters moved from 90 percent silver to copper-nickel, a Fort William traveler faces border checks for silver, and rising industrial demand drives U.S. policy away from silver as currency. Canadians’ coins flow south as Americans melt them for metal, revealing a silver drain.
Robert Leicester, Montreal private school principal, argues that best education arises from warm human relations not cold impersonal teaching. He cites teachers in tough areas who engage students through creativity, leading to poetry, sculpture, and self critiqued work while stressing starting with students interests.
A historical look recalls Adams G Archibald’s pivotal September 1870 leadership as Manitoba joined Canada. He established governance, courted loyalties, and planned census and elections while foreshadowing immigration growth and settlement. His Winnipeg levee, St Boniface loyalty addresses, and Cabinet formation reinforced Manitoba as Canada’s fifth province.
Phyllis Hazel Nelson wed Garry Bryan Schaitel at Christ Memorial Lutheran Church Winnipeg. The ceremony featured organist Robert Kliener and soloist Lloyd Hughson with a lace gown, royal blue bridesmaids, and a 116 guest reception at Desert Sands Portage la Prairie. Honeymoon followed in Alberta.
A supervisor on the Expo student trip applauds the 44 students for exemplary conduct. He notes sleeping on the day coach and self-catering in groups, urging that youth responsibility is not uniform, and thanks the students for making the trip a real holiday.
Arnold Edinborough, editor of Saturday Night, warned at a North American news directors convention that Quebec could become a separate state within a year. He cited Expo 67 closing, potential unemployment, Western discontent, and the need to balance coverage of separatist and moderate voices to avoid fueling separatism.
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