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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 19, 1960

Page

4

Fleet of the future reshapes Royal Canadian Navy trades

The Royal Canadian Navy adopts a common entry system cutting initial enlistment to three years and channels men to trades by aptitude after enrolment. Merged branches will retire familiar titles as master-at-arms, gunnery rates, and shipwrights are rebranded as hull technicians and weaponmen. All current personnel transfer with rank and seniority preserved. The change applies to the RCN now and to the Reserve later.

Canada RCN

CNR Adopts 7000 Suggestions From Staff Since 1949

Since 1949 the Canadian National Railways have adopted more than 7000 money and time saving suggestions from personnel. The program has been a major driver of efficiency and employee involvement across the system.

Canadian National Railways CNR

Irving quote on hospitality and charity season

A seasonal quotation from W Irving extols hospitality in the hall and charity in the heart, celebrating warmth and generosity during festive times.

W. Irving

Canada Poultryman Urges Westward Poultry Cull to Stabilize Egg Prices

The Canada Poultryman argues for removing three million laying hens to curb overproduction and prop up egg prices. It warns of widespread culling, a two million surplus, and continued low returns if government policies do not enact temporary support for fowl. It calls Ottawa to act to prevent farm bankruptcies and avoid import dependency.

Ottawa Canada Poultryman

Car keys invite children to start cars in ignition

The passage warns that keys left where youngsters can reach them invite children to imitate adults and start vehicles. It urges adults to remove keys and park where the car cannot roll away, even if brakes are released, if a child must be left inside briefly.

Retarded Children Learn the Obvious Says Edmon ton Educator

Mrs Winnifred M Stewart of Edmonton Alberta runs a school for retarded children with an 84 member staff. Each teacher has special qualifications and may be a handicraft teacher or a nurse. The article stresses teaching the obvious to retarded pupils.

Winnifred M. Stewart Edmonton Alta

Edmonton school for retarded children trains teachers

The Edmonton program describes training for certified teachers including classroom observation and a curriculum approved by the minister of education and the superintendent. It outlines early education through games, color and number recognition, and progression to academic work for some students while emphasizing occupational and diversional therapy and sheltered workshop leatherwork and art.

Stewart Minister of Education Superintendent of Schools Mra. E. W. Cormack Edmonton

Agriculture minister announces canned pork program in Canada

Agriculture Minister Douglas says the Agricultural Stabilization Board will implement price support for charitable purposes in other countries. Canadian canned pork luncheon meat will be distributed in carload lots to eligible charitable institutions, provincial governments, and boarding schools for Indians and Eskimos, with free-of-charge to approved international welfare organizations abroad. Previously about 60,000,000 pounds of akim-rallk powder had been donated.

Douglas Agricultural Stabilization Board

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