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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
4
Look Backwards notes the birth of Carol Yvonne Stunidis the first child of a three service training school member ushered at the works. The 10 pound girl marks a historic debut in local training centre operations.
John Allan May argues that cars may get both bigger and smaller, with trends toward larger faster vehicles and innovative ideas like a car within a car. He notes energy waste from moving large cars in and out of homes and parking, suggesting future solutions may ease parking and household chores.
A Department of Agriculture article notes garden design must adapt to winter driving and ranch houses on 50 foot lots. It recommends hedge level shrubs and low mounded forms to complement low roofs, with planting from walls to avoid drip and better harmony between house and garden.
In St John’s Newfoundland a man known as a frogman, David G. Smith, a Canadian National railways diver, has faced death many times during over three years underwater work. He has long been tied to ships, with 300 vessels yearly repaired in the drydock, and diving has evolved with better suits and communications speeding up the task.
Smith speaks of an interesting yet grave responsibility as he estimates ship measurements for drydock fit. The veteran native horn diver, now in his sixties, has survived several near fatal accidents on the mucky harbor floor and would not change jobs for anything.
The remark emphasizes maintaining a cheerful and pleasant attitude as a personal duty. It frames positivity as essential to character and daily conduct, suggesting that cheerfulness aids interaction and mindset.
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