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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
2
A summary praising the John Howard Society for aiding ex prisoners with employment and reintegration. The group helps former inmates regain normalcy, emphasizing humane treatment, quiet behind the scenes efforts, and broad brotherhood. It notes the society’s difficult, nuanced work and perceived success in its mission.
A British union seeks a complete ban on nonemergency holiday telephone calls with monitors checking for brief greetings. The article notes implications for civilian life and compares wartime planning and stockpiles across Britain the United States France and NATO allies estimating a 30 day conventional war duration before nuclear options dominate.
Government officials say higher foreign sales hinge on selling and marketing effort to find buyers abroad. They note price quality competitiveness and proactive customer outreach boost exports. Taxes tariffs and devaluation can aid both exporters and domestic firms, though effects vary.
A portrait of the farmer as a steadfast, self reliant neighbor who endures delays, weather, and market pressures with humor and dignity. He values sunshine, fairs, and community, while juggling pockets full of tools and memory of expenses. He remains your friend and supplier amid changing markets.
The Safety Council sponsors a national campaign urging motorists to turn on headlights whenever needed to be seen. It warns driving with parking lights is dangerous and illegal and recommends inspecting all lights and having a second person check them while around the car.
Ottawa reports the Liberal government reviews its pledge to set a $2 per bushel minimum for No. 1 northern wheat tied to the International Wheat Agreement and domestic sales. Aimed at aiding western farmers, the plan faces possible replacement after Parliament resumes September 30.
A narrator reflects on reckless drivers seen during a lakeside trip. A 1956 green Chev with a dangling doll provoked danger and a later midnight street game drew disdain. A psychiatrist attributes such behavior to insecurity and ego boosts, urging readers to report offenders.
The North North Branch Royal Canadian Legion plans its next meeting at Memorial Hall on September 3 at 8 pm. An August meeting is noted as canceled. The Wat meeting will be in the Senior Citizens Room Thursday.
Pine Creek residents host visitors from Winnipeg Estevan and Vancouver. Ned Knox dies suddenly at Pine Creek age 69 with funeral in Pine Creek church and interment at Gladstone cemetery.
Jack Lord, famed for the Stoney Burke series on CTV, began work at age 14 as a merchant seaman in the China Sea, marking an early start to a later acting career.
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