Names That Fit the Job Or Not
The author argues work titles drift with generations yet job duties stay similar. He notes butcher to Meat Cutter, mechanic to Automotive Technician, secretary to various clerical roles, housewife to Domestic Engineer, and farmer adopting roles like Bookkeeper and Lawyer as survival by identity. He questions renaming other occupations.
Letter to the Editor Supports Track and Field Rule Reform
A writer clarifies misinterpreted remarks about track and field rules and urges parental involvement. He notes teachers favor change but divisions outvote, stresses long-delayed review, and opposes grade mismatches and weight calculations in competition.
Editorial Comment on Crosbie Porn Law in Canada
A reader defends John Crosbie and his proposed Porn Law arguing the draft addresses violence and degradation in pornography. The writer urges action, accepts possible watering down, and praises bold political steps to curb explicit material.
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Toastess recalls Waffler Grill Model 575 in Canada
A June 1986 recall in Toronto warns owners of Toastess Waffler Grill and sandwich maker Model 575 120V 1000W to stop using due to a shock hazard. About 24 100 units since July 1985 will be inspected and either modified or replaced. Return via Parcel Post to Toastess Inc. in Pointe Claire, Quebec. costs refunded. Modified units carry an A after the model number.
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Quebec
Western Manitoba child welfare group renames to Child and Family Services
The Children's Aid Society of Western Manitoba announced a name change ratified at the May 29 1986 annual meeting. The organization will now operate as Child and Family Services of Western Manitoba.
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Children’s Aid Society of
Western Manitoba
Child and Family Services of
Red Cross Water Safety Tip Of The Week
Water weeds and kelp pose a danger to inexperienced swimmers who dive into patches. Panic can cause entanglement as weeds wrap around limbs. slow shaking and friendly withdrawal frees the swimmer. If there is a current, swim with it to loosen the binding.
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