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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1971
Page
6
A sober reflection on alcoholism as a disease with no medical cure and the social stigma surrounding it. The text describes the alcoholic’s loss of willpower, the memory of past suffering, and the difficulty of seeking help. It conveys the AA program as a path to understanding and recovery for those trapped by drinking.
Labour Minister Bryce Mackasey will attend The Manitoba Teachers Society annual general meeting in Winnipeg from April 12 to 16 to address concerns about inclusion in the new unemployment insurance plan before the House of Commons. Society president Ed Kowalchuk announced after a Ottawa meeting, saying Mackasey gave no sign teachers would be excluded and assured equal access to benefits with other workers.
Sheila Barbara Dunwoody and George Patrick Hannan exchanged marriage vows at the Immaculate Conception Church Winnipeg on March 20 1971 at 3 30 p m Rev Fr Seimans officiated with organist Mrs B Brown The bride wore a white peau de soie empire gown with bouquet of red roses The bridesmaid wore mint green crepe and a white hat Best man was Larry Barr The mothers wore turquoise crimplone and beige brocade outfits A family reception followed at the Cardey home and visit to Fred Douglas Home for Senior Citizens before the couple settled in Winnipeg.
The 1971 M D A forage program requires sown forage in 1971 regardless of last year’s claims. Claims depend on increased forage acreage, reduced summer fallow and crop acreage, and possession of a permit book. Eligible farmers may receive 5.00 per acre for year one and another 5.00 for keeping the crop in year two, with additional 5.00 per acre for increases next year. participation benefits those needing forage but not those seeking subsidies alone due to extra costs and effort.
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