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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 20, 1968

Page

2

Pass The Salt

The article notes oceans contain about 50 quadrillion tons of salt, with rivers adding four billion tons yearly. It explains salinity remains steady, salt cycles via evaporation and inland deposition, and Roman salt roads like Via Salaria influenced the word salary. Only about five percent of US salt production is for food flavoring. most aids chemical industries.

National Geographic Society Italy Via Salaria Romania United States Chemical

British centenarians praised for steady living and hard work

The Queen sends greeting telegrams to centenarians in Britain and the Deciduous Fruit Board mails 10 pound boxes of grapes. A Times of London report notes replies from 800 to 1,000 centenarians show the longest liveliness comes from not smoking or drinking, rural living, moderation, regular habits, close families, hard work, and faith. One gerontologist suggests pivoting to earning money to enjoy retirement.

Deciduous Fruit Board Times of London England Cickens

Consumers Association Calls for Action on Consumer Rights

The Consumers Association of Canada urged federal action at its annual meeting. It passed ten resolutions calling for a knowledge fund for consumer education, stronger meat and poultry inspection, tariff policy input, uniform sale of goods act amendments, and Canadian standards on fabric flammability. It backed Melville Commission fish standards and discussed vitamin D in milk and detergent labels. A panel weighed consumer interest while officials outlined protections against health, accident, and economic hazards. Delegates were set for speeches by the deputy minister and Saskatchewan’s attorney-general.

Association Melvor Commission Threeman Canada J. C. Gilson University of Manitoba Department of Agricultural Economies

Liberal plan weighs maternity leave and labour code changes

A Liberal policy paper proposes adding maternity leave to the Canada Labor Code subject to royal commission recommendations. It also hints at amending the Female Employees Equal Pay Act, clarifying equal work definitions, and strengthening arbitration and enforcement under federal jurisdiction. The paper outlines three months notice for workers displaced by tech change and income maintenance for eligible workers amid policy shifts.

Liberal Trudeau Task Force On

Concorde costs could rise as strikes push price higher

British and French governments have spent over 480 million on the Concorde project. Wages from French strikes may add about 720 thousand dollars per aircraft, potentially prompting a rethink by the British treasury despite a projected 1971 service date.

France John Stonehouse Ministry of Technology U.S

Whites Work At Emulating Indians

Rev. Adam Cuthand told about 200 social workers at a conference that trained social workers can help Indian and Metis people only if they shed white assumptions and truly walk with them. He described cultural barriers, indirect communication, gender separation, and class differences that complicate urban outreach, noting Indians value none from property to long talks.

Adam Cuthand Cuthand St. Matthews Anglican Community Welfare Planning Council Mr. Cuthand

Integration In Single Generation In Canada Coast Chilcotin

Northern Development Minister Laing told about 100 people at a campaign meeting that integrating Indians in Canada could be achieved in one generation. He cited 48 percent of Indians under 16 and 52 percent in integrated schools, noting leaders often lack high school education while speaking for Liberal candidate Paul St Pierre in the June 25 federal election.

Northern Development Laing Canada Paul St. Pierre Coast Chilcotin

Indian Residence Chair Seeks Sponsor for World Tours

Zack Harris, administrator of the Indian Residence at Portage la Prairie, appeals for a sponsor to fund 5000 dollars yearly for travel and maintenance of the As4 voice choir. The group aims to visit Man and His World in Montreal and the World Fair in Japan in 1970. The residence houses 80 students aged 14 to 19, with education expanding nationwide. Harris notes Indians face limited opportunities even with high school education and urges white society to create jobs and secure economic stability for graduates.

As4 Montreal Japan Zack Harris Portage la Prairie San Antonio Tex ' Me Haris Winnipeg Cosmopoltan Club Portage Winnipeg Brandon North America

Director Appoints New Research Director in Edmonton

Education Minister George Johnson announced the appointment of H. D. Hemphill, 34, of Edmonton, as director of research in the department. Hemphill will start September 1 and conduct a survey of general research programs, their coordination, completion and liaison with other directorates.

George Johnson H. D. Hemphill Edmonton Johnson Hemphill

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