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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
2
An article urges business people to guard health through leisure and rest. It argues health heightens success after 40, warns against overwork, and offers methods to handle worry. It stresses regular rest, better living, and balancing time with recovery.
The Canadian army reports strong response to recruit first class bandsmen from the United Kingdom and Europe. Band Sergeant C T Richards, 42, with 24 years British service and ex Scots Guards, joins Canada’s Royal Canadian Regiment band at Camp Petawawa. Richards is skilled on saxophones, clarinet, xylophone and vibraphone and is a trained musical librarian. Newfoundland records the lowest per capita debt among Canadian provinces.
Montreal reports the Bonaventure Station demolition uncovers no cornerstone box. The 105 year old CN terminal was torn down with workers finding no sign of any historical documents.
In Parliament lawmakers debate broadcasting policy and tax cuts while criticizing government and opposition missteps. They push for an independent broadcasting commission, easing WVIA means tests, and removal of radio license taxes. The budget is expected to be a sunlit cycle, with cynicism over pre election tax shifts.
Tarbolton area farm histories are being prepared by Tarbolton church women’s auxiliary. Mrs Alex Thomson shared her father-in-law’s life from leaving Scotland in the 1880s to arriving in Winnipeg. Thirteen members and three visitors attended at Mrs F Lamb’s home. Other notes include visitors and residents from Brandon and Winnipeg. International Labour Organization cites 50 million youths aged 15 to 19 in Asia lack adequate training and employment facilities across multiple nations and territories.
The missive extols The Monitor as the best edited daily global newspaper in the US. It promises complete, fair news and includes a coupon for a special introductory subscription of 26 issues for $1.
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