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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1963
Page
2
The piece argues that responsibility for drunk driving rests with the offender not media or public punishment. It condemns irresponsible fathers who drink and drive as the true killers of others, highlighting the pain to families and the unintended, harsh societal consequences of publicity.
A Reuters dispatch cites Sports Daily reporting a Communist rule that fans must not shout at referees. Spectators may only express disagreement after games by filing criticism with government offices or party officials, reflecting tighter controls than in other countries.
The All Canada Insurance Federation reports more than 35 000 fires in Canada last year were caused by careless smoking. Officials urge actions including never smoking in bed, disposing of cigarettes safely, using metal containers, and avoiding flames near flammable materials to curb losses.
Manitoba plans for a rural safety association to coordinate ongoing programs on safety measures and accident prevention, backed by a survey showing 36 farm deaths and 2600 injuries annually in Manitoba. The interim executive invites interested individuals and groups to attend a February meeting in Winnipeg to discuss the draft constitution and by laws.
Dr. K F Wells Canada’s veterinary secretary general leads a 1500-strong team of inspectors and veterinarians in a vigilant campaign to keep livestock healthy. They inspect 85 percent of meat and products across 257 plants, ban unsafe imports, and seal foreign meat stocks to protect Canada’s 12 million cattle and other animals. The effort, funded at 14 million dollars, saves billions in potential losses and aims to make Canadian livestock the healthiest in the world.
Venus probe notes life unlikely on the planet and argues parents should let children face real difficulties. The piece asserts that chores, scarcity, and need build character while overprotective upbringing leads to soft, ill prepared youths who may end in mental hospitals when faced with real hardships.
Manitoba labor minister John B. Carroll convened the first ever meeting in Winnipeg to address construction industry issues. Twenty labor and management representatives, five government officers, and industry groups agreed to form a small investigating committee to gather research and propose changes to labor legislation tailored to the construction sector.
A fragmented collection of condensed quotations and musings. It references George Eliot Amiel Mary Baker Eddy and Mary quotes on inner peace and spiritual quest. The text hints at the kingdom within and ascent toward heavenward aims, with a playful aside about lunar travel.
Manitoba resources officers begin the third annual staff training courses on Monday with a real magistrate presiding. The program runs February 2 and February 4, overseen by Hon. C. H. Withey, minister of mines and natural resources.
A collection of quotes notes the new year while Manitoba announces a conservation training program for about 40 officers from various points. Courses at Manitoba Teachers College in Tuxedo cover game, fisheries, forests, timber sale work, predator control, water pollution, and more led by chief instructor C. E. Leitkie with lectures from departmental experts. Manitoba's high Sheriff M. F. Manwaring will preside on the bench, with law students from the Manitoba Law School handling defence and prosecution. Additional two day courses in fire fighting and other conservation topics will follow.
Researchers describe phosphenes caused by eye pressure and acceleration, noting pilots may misread ground or aircraft lights. Rutgers study by Dr. Sigmund Weissman explains metal recrystallization: deformation breaks grains into smaller, disoriented nuclei that reorient on heating to relieve stress and reduce brittleness.
Public Finance Limited reveals the election of Norman Tiley of Portage la Prairie and Jay Ryan of Boissevain along with Nelson Shoemaker M L A Neepawa Luther Wallis Glenboro and Hugh Willson Souris as directors. The firm incorporated in Winnipeg on March 15 1985 and has paid a 5 percent dividend since 1947.
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