Manitoba School Curriculum Revisions Roll Out
The Manitoba education department outlines revised industrial arts for grades 9 to 11 and automotive tech, plus updated oral French for beginners in grade 4. Draft outlines for physical education in grades 7 to 11 and high school general course changes are planned this year. About 1,000 students in 29 classes test the new high school end. Oral French broadcasts and teacher tape aids accompany the rollout.
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Stewart E. McLean
Manitoba
McLean
Manitoba Institute of Technology
Vancouver nurses hear plea for warmth and care
In Vancouver a Canadian Nurses Association meeting heard a distressing speech about a patient who may one day be a nurse. Nurse Rossiter emphasized that patients still want warmth, kindness, care, understanding and good manners, a sentiment echoed by the gathering.
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Canadian Nurses Association
Vancouver
Rossiter
Vancouver Veteran's Hospital
Princess Margaret Skiing Raises Boating Safety Concern
Reports sparked worries about Princess Margaret skiing in Canada as observers note no one in the boat duty crew to watch the skier. Regulators require two in the towing craft one to operate the boat and one to watch for falls or emergencies.
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Princess Margaret
Margaret
Premier Roblin Seeks National Economic Advisory Board
Premier Duff Roblin proposes a jointly funded National Economic Advisory Board bringing the best minds from government, labour, business, agriculture, finance and universities to plan long term growth, coordinate efforts, and outline targets while preserving policy finality with governments. The board would not serve as a new government tier but would guide economic conduct and foster national purpose.
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Royal Commission On Banking and Finance
Roblin
Canada
Manitoba
National Productivity Council
Agricultural Reconstruction and Development Act
ARDA
Ieee Tal
National Economic Advisory Board
Diabetes link to bound insulin in adults found
A research team led by Henry N. Antoniades James A Bougas and Hugh M Pyle reports that in diabetics much insulin remains bound to a blood fraction and is not freed by glucose. They suggest diabetes may arise from outside pancreas factors preventing bound insulin from becoming free. They aim to identify the agent breaking the bond.
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Henry N. Antoniades
James A. Bougas
Hugh M. Pyle
Diefenbaker's stance on Britain and the Common Market
The writer argues Canadians should support Britain joining the Common Market only on careful terms. They praise Prime Minister Diefenbaker for defending Canada's welfare, despite criticism, noting Europeans' tough bargaining and the need to protect Canadian agricultural and industrial interests while preserving cherished Commonwealth ties.
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Britain
Commonwealth
Diefenbaker
Brussels
Canada
MacDonald Glover Vows Exchanged at MacGregor
Beverley Ann Glover and Donald David MacDonald wed at MacGregor on Saturday Sept 22 at 3 30 pm Rev E Armistead officiated with Larry Moore on music Ian Cronk Winnipeg sang Before and Because The couple will reside in Winnipeg with 120 guests at the Memorial Hall reception and a wedding dance follow up. Numerous out of town guests attended from Manitoba and Winnipeg Maplecrest area noted.
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macGregor
Beverley Ann
Roy Glover
Donald David MacDonald
Hector MacDonald
E. Armistead
Larry Moore
Ian Cronk
Winnipeg
Kathy Douglas
Hazeleel
Beverley MacDonald
Kenneth MacDonald
Ring
Raymond MacDonald
Grant MacDonald
Ather
Harry MacDonald
Memorial Hall
Schemers Hospital Aid
Armistead
Garry Cobbe
Duane MacDonald
Victoria
B.C
Vic Armstrong
Ken
Fort William
Diane Cady
Wright
Donald MacDonald
Gertrude Re
Mildred Vint
Terry Vint
Herb Olsen
Jim MacDonald
Rand Rapids
Mastodon Remains Link Early Humans To North America
Archaeologists and paleontologists report the discovery of mastodon remains with human tools at El Horno in Mexico. Geological dating places the find around 30 000 years ago, supporting longstanding views that early Americans hunted mastodons. Radio carbon dating pending. researchers compare with known North American mastodon timelines. The study is part of a broader NAS/National Research Council assessment urging tripled atmospheric science funding and manpower, plus stronger university programs and agency research. The report emphasizes improved weather forecasts and environmental understanding. The piece notes the black widow spider dropping from the top insect public enemies list per the National Pest Control Association.
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Arty Rriter
New World
North America
Cynthia Irwin
H Vard
el Horno
Mexico
Cortein
Natonal Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Office of Science Ad Technology
US National Pest Control Associa
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