Retarded Children and the Need for Special Education
The article argues that a significant portion of public school children are mentally retarded and require specialized training beyond standard classes. It cites data on admissions to institutions, stresses integrated provincial programs, and outlines services such as preschool socialization, diagnosis, job placement, and foster homes, urging ongoing research to prevent future retardation.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Popuils
Sunshine Vitamin Vitamin D supports bones and teeth in children
Vitamin D, called the Sunshine Vitamin, mirrors sunshine in supporting the body. To ensure strong bones and teeth, children should receive a daily dose from birth through growth years, and expectant mothers should also take daily vitamin D.
Printed Pattern 4858 Cardigan Jacket for Women
Sewing instruction ad for Pattern 4858 offers cardigan jacket for women sizes 36 to 48. Requires 2 1/8 yards of 35 inch fabric plus contrast yard. Include name and address with pattern number and payment to Anne Adams Pattern Dept PLP 60 Front Street.
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Anne Adams
Front Street
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Survival Training School Shapes RCAF bush survival
The RCAF in Edmonton runs a Survival Training School with lectures and a harsh field program at Jarvis Lake Alta. Trainees learn bushcraft including shelter building, trapping, fishing nets, and knife work while meals rely on emergency rations and game. The 14 day course aims to reduce fear of downing and enable pilots to use northern resources if forced down.
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RCAF
Edmonton
Jarvis Lake Alta
Rocky Mountains
Questions of marriage and fairness for children
An eight year old asks about God’s last name and why people marry multiple times. The piece argues parents must explain life’s facts while distinguishing unfounded fancies from unchanging realities noting Hollywood divorces and consumer whims can complicate honest answers.
Crow in Spring Editorial Charm and Criticism
The piece reflects on spring arrival and the crow as a misunderstood creature. It notes the crow’s mixed reputation for crop damage yet praises its role in pest control and its potential as a pet when tamed. The editor closes with a light defense of the bird’s resilience and seasonal symbolism.
The Mistake in the Paper
A poem by Doane P. Kirchiel laments errors in print and the public exposure of mistakes. It argues against constant apologies, defending imperfect work as inevitable and better than shirking duties, urging continued effort despite fallout.
Take Another Shot at the Glass Partition Moral
A naturalist staged a fish test with a bass and minnows separated by glass. The bass struck any minnow for days, then the partition vanished and he made no move. The tale ends with a quip about trying again when conditions change.
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