Medicine Hat Teen Tops Canada In Junior Math Exam
Ivan Rodrigues of Medicine Hat High School led the nation with the top Grade 10 score in the University of Waterloo junior mathematics contest. He earned an honorable mention nationally and a $50 Mutual Life Award after achieving top provincial and Western Canada marks. The Medicine Hat team with Morewood and Lawrence placed third in the province, while Morewood, Rodrigues, and Penrose earned recognition in the Mathematics Association of America high school exam.
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Ivan Rodrigues
Medicine Hat High School
Canada
University of Waterloo
Rodrigues
Mutual Life Assurance
Robert Morewood
Susan Lawrence
Food Guide helps shoppers trim annual budget
Ottawa reports a joint Agriculture and Health Canada 40 page guide Shopping For Food and Nutrition outlines Canada's Food Guide with four food groups and over 50 nutrients daily. It explains label reading storage times metric conversions and tips to buy at proper prices to save money without lowering quality.
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Ottawa
Agriculture and Health Departments
Canada
Lina Robichaud
Food Advisory Division
Agriculture Department
Robichaud
Information Services
Agriculture Canada
Active listening transforms difficult father son rapport
The writer recalls harsh parenting with his adopted son Yannig and describes joining a Parent Effectiveness Training course. He learns active listening and noncritical messages help children express feelings, gain solutions, and improve behavior while preserving trust and love.
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Peter Michaelson
Yannig
Michaelson
Dennis the Menace
P.E.T
Silvio Orlando
Shawbridge
Montreal
Kentucky
Orlando
Thomas Gordon
Teresa
Poppa
Few life choices for single mother
About one million teenage girls 15 to 19 become pregnant each year and 600,000 bear children. Teen mothers drop out of school, earn low wages, have large families, and rely on welfare. Capitol Hill hearings examined a Carter plan to curb teen pregnancy with $60 million for schools and clinics, Medicaid expansion, and contraception research.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate Human Resources Committee
Arthur A. Campbell
Center For Population Research
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Carter
Califano
Planned Parenthood
Kristin A. Moore
The
Urban Institute
Shoppers Attack Tradesmen Across Britain
British shoppers have turned on tradesmen amid rising complaints to the Fair Trading Board. Complaints grew from 470 503 to 590 627, with cars and accessories leading 89 000 complaints followed by clothing 48 188 and furnishings 42 460. Cars accounted for two thirds of total convictions, 613 of 946.
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London
Fair Trading Board
Diver Finds Flintlock Muskets Near Kingston
Brian Leishman, 21, found two long barrelled rifles while diving near Ravensview three miles east of Kingston. The muskets are flintlock, Pennsylvania style and dated after 1710, likely having fallen from an Indian's or trapper's canoe.
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Kingston, Ont
Brian Leishman
Ravensview
Kingston
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