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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
2
A prison sentence in which Gingere may attend classes but must avoid any contact with family or business associates is debated as a civic reform measure. Proponents argue education can rehabilitate and aid a later productive citizen, while skeptics fear loosened control and living costs.
William Kenneth Leishman drew a total of about 14 years with five and two years consecutive for escapes and a two year concurrent for related charges. The judge ruled eight years for gold theft run concurrently with escapes, producing only one extra year and leaving parole violations to add time. Officials may appeal while noting the sentencing method undermines accountability in a parolee case.
Mr. Chairman and guests, twelve years of learning and preparation end this stage of life. The speaker recalls childhood memories, teachers, and family guidance shaping growth, likening early years to a rocket's first stage steered by parents, who teach but let children fly solo eventually.
Nickel Co of Canada Ltd announced an immediate price increase of seven percent to 92.15 cents per pound for refined nickel, affecting Canadian users worldwide. Separately, Henry 8 Wingate Inc chairman reported nine month 1966 earnings down to 89.396 million dollars or 3.01 a share from 107.973 million or 3.64 last year, with the third quarter at 15.766 million dollars or 0.53 a share.
A poem by Edgar A Guest extols friendship and helping others. It urges kindness, cheerful support, and selfless labor to earn genuine goodwill, noting the rewards of friendship surpass material pay. The piece emphasizes being a friend to those unbefriended, through small acts and steady effort.
Postmaster General discusses replacing royal coat of arms with a maple leaf and notes the mail will not be Her Majesty's. Immigration white paper advances, aiming to admit skilled outsiders to bolster the economy, with Manitoba seeking workers in mining, metal fabrication, and garments. Medicare bill advances despite House defeat on a funding question. Women boycott of supermarkets noted amid rising food prices. A record 800 million bushels of grain moved in 1965 66 with 411 176 boxcars used.
James E. Frosst, president of Charles E. Frosst and Co., testified to the Commons about drug prices for hospitals. He and executives said underwriting hospital pricing is included in manufacturing costs, not in advertising. Coffin noted hospital pricing may distort consumer costs. a 15 percent promo cap could harm small firms.
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