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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
2
A research summary argues that money and hours motivate workers less than perceived job security, engagement, advancement opportunities, and feeling valued. The survey ranks wages seventh, hours twelfth, and benefits last, with security and meaningful work topping the factors shaping morale.
The federation warns heating fires cost over 120 million dollars yearly and faulty heating systems cause at least 10 million in damages, urging precautions before winter. Key measures include using approved equipment installed by qualified workers, regular maintenance, proper insulation, correct venting, safe storage of fuels, keeping exits clear, and consulting the fire department if unsure.
A civic appeal urges readers to set good examples for children by refraining from gossip and broken promises. It emphasizes personal responsibility and invites support for the Children's Aid Society of Central Manitoba through the annual fundraising drive, stressing inner satisfaction from helping others.
The piece argues Canadians seek health wealth and happiness but oppose coercive wealth pursuit. Government persuasion outperforms coercion, preventing spiritual values from being sacrificed for growth. It warns wealth without freedom and happiness loses meaning and longevity. The author cites Russia as pursuing coercive incentives and cautions against wealth alone.
Mary K. Tennis reports museum notes from last Sunday with visitors mainly from Manitoba and occasional guests from other provinces and the U.S. The Sunday intake reached 14 dollars, with a prior high of 17.75 dollars and over 200 dollars since the show ended July 23. Various local visitors and families are listed, along with staff actions and prep for boiler work. The note concludes by announcing relocation to a modern Carberry home and continued curator duties, inviting continued visits and winter well wishes.
The letter questions CBC plans to host Nikita Khrushchev on a Canadian network arguing boldness risks wasteful spending and propaganda gains. It recalls Khrushchev’s US goodwill tour, questions unequal time, and asks if Canadian taxpayers should fund access without reciprocal Russian airtime.
The 27,300 ton Empress of Canada will depart Liverpool for Montreal on April 19 next year, joining Empress of Britain and Empress of England in a weekly Liverpool Montreal service during the St Lawrence season. The liner, costing 98 million, carries over 1,000 passengers and was launched last May at Newcastle Tyne by Mrs John Diefen Laker, wife of Canada's prime minister.
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