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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
3
Darlene Klasse Grade VI pays tribute to MacGregor's centennial progress noting a new Red and White Store and Centennial Park planned, many new houses, local shops and services, and a strong elementary enrollment of about 416. She urges keeping the village tidy and attractive as the community looks ahead.
Natural Resources Minister Gurney Evans announced a compulsory hunter testing program will start in Manitoba for first time hunters and underage entrants by the 1969 season. The move expands the 1964 voluntary safety course, with licence buyers next year required to complete the training and tests. The program has trained 910 instructors across 50 organizations in Greater Winnipeg.
Liberal leader Gil Molgat has sent an open letter to Highways Minister Walter Weir asking why a longer bypass route around Minnedosa on Highway 10 was chosen. Weir said he was stunned by the tempest over the report and will address misconceptions in Brandon. The story described a six mile winding bypass following the Minnedosa river valley and a new bridge over the channel.
Alex Fownier a treaty Indian from the High Level area was taken to hospital in Edmonton after being mauled by a black bear. He suffered facial and head lacerations and was in satisfactory condition. The incident occurred near High Level about 400 miles north of Edmonton.
Negotiations with the Federal Forestry Branch continue to study Spruce Woods Provincial Park. Ecological research will assess the land for summer use and a resource management plan will determine wildlife and other resource capacities. The master plan, completed in rough form, will guide multi use Crown land management.
Mary May daughter of Mr and Mrs M Phillips Dublin Ireland united in marriage with Glendale Clark Holliday elder son of Mr and Mrs C E Holliday at Omond Memorial Church North Bay on August 19 1967. Wedding party included Miss Nancy Holliday bridesmaid and Irvin Holliday usher. Reception at the groom family home. The couple will reside in North Bay.
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