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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1961
Page
2
A reflective piece contrasts children and adults noting small boys see wonders adults miss. It argues grownups grow dull and uncurious, while youngsters discern dragons in grass and gangsters in pockets, urging retained curiosity and alert senses for a livelier world.
Dr W A E McBryde of University of Waterloo says a student without a clear aim for education will not succeed in further education. He stresses purpose and hard work as essential, noting Canada’s university boom is hampered by students' attitudes, while new campuses rise nationwide.
A writer argues in Saskatchewan that Canadian parties share similar medical care aims, citing Diefenbaker and Premiers Las and Douglas. The piece warns upcoining federal battles and labels the scene Tweedledum and Tweedledee, urging clear political remedy amid rising medical bills and domestic financial fears.
Public health nurses emphasize the link between dental disease and education. Untreated painful dental conditions disrupt eating sleep and behavior, reducing classroom learning and teacher effectiveness. Promoting early treatment through teachers and parents could yield tangible school performance gains.
The writer predicts a Canadian boom before fall, cautions against inflation from government spending, and notes potential wage demands. They critique CBC for boasting about quick TV schedule sales while relaxing Canadian content rules, contrasting with private network CTV and urging BBG to question CBC’s policy shift.
Perrin Stryker Fortune editor analyzes how top executives emerge from ordinary managers. He cites Socrates on self mastery and internal order as guiding principles for achieving executive stature and driving firm performance.
Oceanographers warn oceans can absorb waste including radioactive material for about a decade before limits may be needed. Antarctic ice melt could raise seas by 300 feet, signaling warming and future northward deluge. Hottentot origins questioned by Cape Town researchers. A Michigan fire station tests a dirt-jet machine that digs and shoots soil at 70 mph for field trials.
Olive Binnie, born in Windsor England and raised in Canada, regained vision after cataract surgery. Once blind since 1942, she still has limited sight but now sees shapes, faces, pavement, grass, water, and trees. CNIB support and interpreter Lily Walls aided her, with hope for further improvement through another operation.
A study links higher accidental poison risks to children of working mothers. In 460 cases, 80 percent involved offspring of working mothers with peak danger at 29 months. Kitchens restrooms and bedrooms were common danger areas with 10 am to noon and 3 to 5 pm high risk.
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