Rehabilitation pays dividends in Saskatchewan disabled group
A provincial report shows 123 disabled individuals with 60 dependents gained employment through rehabilitation services. They shifted from costing taxpayers $76,730 annually in public assistance to earning an estimated $224,910 yearly, with 107 rehabilitated to regular employment and 60 earning over $2,000 each.
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Good design and household tips from a midcentury guide
The article offers practical household advice on freezer storage, plant care, and furniture design. It covers rotating frozen goods, avoiding soft damaged packages, dusting plants, maintaining plant health, and simple closet and laundry hacks. It also discusses the concept of good design balancing aesthetics, function, and budget with tips like air drying clothes and stuffing pockets to improve drying.
Tobacco Farming Yields About 160 Million Pounds Annually
Canadian farmers grow roughly 160 million pounds of tobacco each year, reflecting a major agricultural output. The figure highlights tobacco as a significant cash crop within Canada’s farming sector.
Jacqueline Kennedy Look Influences Toddlers and Fashion
Fashion notes describe a Jacqueline Kennedy inspired trend gaining popularity among pre kindergartners in blouses with back buttons. Paris showings influence chic chignon hats with rhinestone feather accents resembling a coronet. Beach dresses trend dressy enough for shopping, sleeveless and loose with waisted lines. Summer bathing suits feature prominent buttons on straps tops and hips creating a dressy double breasted effect.
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Sceptical psychiatrist questions lasting value of analysis
Dr. Julies HH Masserman of Northwestern University told the Third World Congress of Psychiatry that humane treatment has helped two thirds of a patient group since 1838. He warned many current therapies show only temporary gains and no lasting advantage after five years. Dr H C Rumke of Utrecht cautioned that describing symptoms narrows truth and reflects the psychiatrist's view.
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