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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
2
Dieting and starving debate arises over meal frequency and weight loss. Harvard nutrition expert Dr. Frederick Stare notes six meals daily may differ from three square meals. Animal studies show results, but human facts remain unclear. An amusing tally of lifetime food consumption prompts questions about dietary impact.
John Fisher, federal centennial commissioner, urged authorities at the 1967 Centenary of Confederation conference to invest centennial grants beyond fire halls and offices. He argued Canada should elevate cultural projects as investments in the country’s future, noting Hamilton’s Dundurn Castle and theatre as exemplary use of the funds.
Mr Diefenbaker questions government control over parole decisions after cabinet powers to commute death sentences. The bill seeks to curb releases by redefining parole board authority, citing a past case where a sex offender paroled after murder led to public outrage near Quebec City.
The piece argues that new parties clutter Canada’s scene and dilute choices. It recalls Manitoba and Alberta legislature quirks, noting historic gaffes like a chair collapse that sparked mockery, as reminders of political theatre and party faults.
In a dramatic yet humorous moment, a veteran legislator’s chair gave way during a rousing oration, sending him to the floor amid cheers. Observers note improved seating safety as caretakers and members adapt, while a separate column reminisces about pre television days and boyhood joys found in classic adventure books and periodicals.
Church notices list services for MacGregor area churches on Sunday January 31 with times for Sunday School worship prayer and Bible study across MacGregor Sidney and East End locations. Featured churches include MacGregor United Christ Evangelical Mennonite and St Pauls with multiple services and a message by Rev George Thomas.
Moose Jaw Saskatchewan union leaders said the plan to eliminate transcontinental trains Nos 7 and 8, known as The Dominion, would take effect in September. CP official A Fryers denied firm elimination plans and noted no concrete timetable. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen said June start possible and service reductions could follow.
World pays tribute to Sir Winston Churchill as Britain plans a state funeral in Westminster Hall and a procession to London. Queen Elizabeth II will attend and Parliament will set aside time for national mourning with a gun carriage march past royal banners and leaders from around the world attending.
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