Dauphin Herald and Press June 12 1963 front note
The Dauphin Herald and Press prints a standard Manitoba weekly paper note noting copyright ownership by The Dauphin Herald Company Limited. Reproduction is prohibited without written permission.
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
2
The Dauphin Herald and Press prints a standard Manitoba weekly paper note noting copyright ownership by The Dauphin Herald Company Limited. Reproduction is prohibited without written permission.
Three months of citizen effort by Elm Park and Westmore residents pushes a proposal for an Elm Park Westmore elementary school through the local and area school boards. A March briefing highlighted prior nine year effort, new area facilities, and land acquisition plans under the Public School Act as the boards consider site purchase or option and budget timing.
Daily lineup lists programs and times from 9:00 to 7:00 with titles such as Beverley Hillbil Muffin & His Friends Sing Ring Around Friendly Giant Loretta Young Theatre Take Thirty Scarlett Hill On Safari The Lucy Show Zee Strip The Annanar CBC News Viewpoint CEOS Nite Cap Test Pattern Music Morning Highlights People In Conflict Mid Day Show Movie Matinee The Flintstones Maverick Perry Mason Front Page Challenge Nasser's Egypt Inquiry Main Street to Broadway Singigee Loretta Theatre Scarrett Hill Razzle Dazzle Sports News & Weather.
A column discusses the man on the street poking fun at authority while cautioning against blanket insults toward all officials. It argues that the 57 members of the Manitoba legislature come from diverse regions and professions and deserve respect for their sincere efforts to serve, even amid disagreements.
Ottawa reports the first Pearson budget projects a 1963-64 deficit with no personal tax cuts. Proposals include 490 million for municipal loans, 100 million for Atlantic Development Board, and a national development corporation. Debate centers on energy around nuclear arms and disclosure of cabinet documents.
The All Canada Insurance Federation urges safer night driving as season begins. Recommends not driving while tired, avoid wake up pills, drive slower in low visibility, watch for pedestrians in dark clothing, dim lights for oncoming traffic, use parking areas off highway, carry flashlight or flares, test brakes, and signal turns to reduce fatalities and property loss.
The article asserts that a small percentage of officials misbehave while most serve creditably, noting the public entrusts them to enact laws, levy taxes, and manage funds. It defends elected representatives against derisive labels by urging readers to consider the difficulties in decision making.
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