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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
2
The text argues that modern schooling must address more than curriculum, guiding young people through emotional and maturational changes. It stresses the guidance worker’s role in inspiring persistence, overcoming inertia, and teaching that effort and realism shape growth toward meaningful goals.
The article questions the Liberal government's sincerity on defence policy and its stance on tactical nuclear components. It notes Prime Minister Pearson previously pledged to honor commitments but remains equivocal, with hints Canada will abandon nuclear warheads. It argues there is no moral problem in arming for defense, citing uranium sales to a major ally.
Besver and Stanley Joseph Robinson, only son of Mr and Mrs J H Robinson of Worby, wed in a formal ceremony. The bride wore white embroidered organza with lily point sleeves and a bustle skirt. her veil was a pearl crowned elbow length. Attendants included matron of honor Karen Snaith and bridesmaids Isabelle McGregor and Carolyn McCrimmon in ice blue organza. The couple planned a west coast honeymoon and will reside in Worby, Man.
A collection of quotations on economy and wealth from Seneca Samuel Johnson Mary Baker Eddy Publius Syrus William Feather and Charles H Spurgeon. The lines link frugality to prosperity and warn against waste while praising prudent spending.
A compact reflection on ridicule as a social gauge. Quotes from Thomas Paine, Tryon Edwards, Thomas Carlyle, Mary Baker Eddy, Henry Fielding highlight ridicule as a test of wit, courage, and virtue. The text contrasts ridicule with truth and good action, noting its potential to reveal shallow minds.
Canada moves a 1.3 million dollar butter export to Britain as a one time sale from surplus 225 million pounds. Canada receives about half the tender for delivery by November 15 to cover a shortage while awaiting Australia and New Zealand supplies. The United States is said to take the other half of the order. The butter is aged one to two years and priced lower, with the federal treasury likely to incur over two million dollars in losses.
Property in Manitoba described as patented land west of the Principal Meridian with rights of way for railways roads ditches and easements. Auction details and sale terms to be announced by the Village of MacGregor.
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