Health notes for preparing a home for a new arrival
Practical guidance on crib selection with adjustable rails and firm mattresses, non toxic paints, and large cribs. Advice covers carriage bassinets car beds and infant seats with safety belts, plus head shaping by alternating crib positions and tummy time cautions. Laundry steps emphasize pre soaking diapers, vinegar in pails, and separate baby wash.
Canada Ready With Acid Free Rapeseed
Agriculture Minister H A Olson told the Commons agriculture committee that Canada will have enough acid free rapeseed to enter commercial markets by season’s end and that demand exists for current varieties. He noted experiments on erucic acid and plans to shift to acid free strains as needed, with Saskatoon leading research and funding. Canada is a major oilseed exporter used in margarine and dressings.
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Conservatives Seek Liberal Alignment in Manitoba Riel
In Winnipeg's Riel riding Conservative Donald Craik pushes for a formal move to align with Manitoba Liberals to oust the NDP. He reports an executive recommendation to explore amalgamation, following a favorable survey on coalitions and a push toward professional polling for a fuller canvass. Premier Schreyer’s NDP holds a majority after recent byelections.
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Farm Machinery Price Cut Urged in Commons
Rapid government action to reduce farm machinery prices was urged in the Commons as Agriculture Minister Olson tabled the Barber royal commission report. Spokesmen Thom son and Laprise criticized his plan for an interdepartmental committee, noting it could take years and that farmers fear continued gouging. They urged subsidies, low interest direct aid, and government financing to aid small manufacturers, stressing the commission aimed to help farmers, not the industry.
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Barber Royal Commission
Rod Thomson
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Battleford - Kindersley
Gerard Laprise
Se—' Abitibi
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Barber Commission
Laprise
Royal Commission
Thomson
Robert E. McKinley
Hu- Ton
Mall
Federal bursaries boost Manitoba language study effort
About 130 of the 2,500 federal bursaries for summer language courses will go to Manitoba students. Each award valued at 350, funded by the federal government and administered by provinces, aims to foster bilingualism among young Canadians.
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