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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
2
The piece critiques advertising's shift to intimate conversational tone and humor, praising it when it feels genuine. It cites campaigns from car rental, airlines, carpet, and oil firms, noting success hinges on honesty and relatable storytelling rather than insincere bravado.
The Economic Council of Canada repeats the need to build jobs for a growing workforce. Chambers of Commerce across hundreds of communities push industrial expansion to create opportunities, noting that 100 new factory workers yield boosts in households, schooling, vehicle registrations, nonmanufacturing employment, telephones, retail outlets, and about $1 million in annual retail sales.
A historical note links pot-bellied animals to dairy feeding practices and whey waste from cheese factories. It contrasts a rise in pot-bellied humans with a decline in pot-bellied livestock, attributing shifts to farming diets and industry changes. Calves and hogs show variable pot belly development tied to postweaning diet and beef quality.
The Universal Postal Union founded on July 1 1875 coordinates global mail with 121 member countries. It operates through the Universal Postal Congress executive committee and International Bureau. It maintains UN liaison, studies postal systems, offers technical and economic guidance, and publishes a seven language monthly journal from its Berne headquarters led by Dr Edward Weber.
In Rupert's Land near the polar ice cap two women, Christine Ross and Mrs William Kirby, became the first white explorers to traverse the Arctic fringe. Christine Ross, daughter of Chief Factor Donald Ross, wed at Norway House after a 14 year romance begun in youth. their marriage sealed a famed northwest love story as elders watched in ceremony. The couple set off with a small party, leaving the others to follow by canoe.
Lem Harris of the NDP urged government-operated day nurseries for children of working mothers. He argued private nursery fees burden families, up to half of income in some cases, and that high child care costs push qualified teachers and nurses from the profession.
A provincial discussion on establishing junior colleges in Manitoba argues the system would ease financial barriers and help students transition from high school to university. Critics say the government underfunds education, shifting 10 percent of the school tax burden to municipalities since 1960, and label Johnson's education program as an explosion with a scattergun effect.
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