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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
2
A columnist questions the modern focus on masculine image and cites Hemingway’s view that grace under pressure defines a gentleman. They argue true gentleness includes respect for those unable to help oneself, stressing character over outward acts and nerves, in a broad, reflective critique.
In Ottawa the House of Commons debated the failure of 63 of 140 Canadian drug firms to meet government standards for supplying drugs. An advisory group drew up rules, 86 sought inspection, 35 did not reply, and 63 improved to acceptable status. Critics call it shocking, urging stronger enforcement and proper staffing to ensure compliance.
Albert-Josef Schardl argues music aids language learning across languages and nationalities. He notes music is sound plus meaning and says 90 percent struggle to perceive sound fully, hindering language acquisition. He serves as conductor at the University of Toronto orchestra and general director of Berlitz Canada.
The NDP finance critic Ed Schreyer criticized the budget’s near twenty two million dollar tax rise and ten million rebate plan as biased and uneven. He urged redirecting rebate funds to school board expenditures and warned of lagging education and vocational training. The debate touched on citizenship ceremonies, education spending, and the Attorney General estimates, with mixed opposition criticism and cautious government confidence.
Exposition details show forty nations announcing participation in Expo 67 with Soviet Russia among those confirming. Canada allocates 21 million for a pavilion featuring an inverted pyramid, while the western provinces add two more. A 1000 foot tower will dominate the site, offering a 5000 square foot observation deck and wide 50 mile views. Tourism is poised to majorly benefit from Expo 67 as Ottawa Quebec and Montreal share the funding burden.
In a bill approved in principle the Manitoba Legislature raises the compulsory school attendance age from 15 to 16. Second reading occurred with no debate. The change ends the term attendance rule for those turning 16, effective in the 1965 fall term, requiring school until term end.
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