Help for Retarded Children Stirs Canadian Groups
A Canadian effort led by CARC and provincial associations seeks public attitude change and funding for mentally retarded children. It cites 12,000 CARC members in 116 chapters, urges specialized classes, teacher training, and community support to integrate mildly and moderately retarded children. Clinical views from Dr. Dunn and Dr. Stanley support education and care shifts away from old institutions toward humane, scientific treatment.
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Wien
Aswaation
CARC
Saskatchescan
Saskatchewan Association For
I .Tanething
Babang Poes
John Marne
Montreal Childret’s Hospital
Tims
P.ct.ents
Moos Law Training School
SARC
World Health Organization
Stanley
Heather import clampdown trips up Canadian farmers
A Plant Protection Division survey shows inspectors halting shipments of heather from Scotland due to Golden nematode risk. Montreal intercepted four slip passengers with 22 plants, Toronto found root-included heather in 34 mail consignments, and Vancouver blocked similar cut plants. Canada restricts potatoes from Europe and many other nations, and requires phyto sanitary certificates for plants with roots. The article notes rising heather imports as Canadians visit Scotland, and adds advice to skip bringing plants with potatoes. It also touches on senior nutrition, urging varied affordable meats like heart, kidney and liver to boost iron and protein intake for the elderly.
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Scotland
Canada Department of Agriculture
Plant Protection Division
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Canada
Dr Thompson to head Heart Foundation campaign
Dr. W P Thompson is named Provincial Chairman of the 1960 Heart Foundation campaign. Saskatchewan Heart Foundation and National Heart Foundation progress shown, with $560,760 of $756,139 nationwide funds committed to heart research. Saskatchewan reports $22,100 allocated to local research. campaigns extend to about 400 points in the province.
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Dr. Thompson
Heart Foundation
J. B. Hammill
Saskatchewan Heart Foundation
W. P. Thompson
University of Saskatchewan
The
Saskatoon
D. M. Baltzan
J. H. Coleman
Regina
M. Hilliard
G. G. Patrick
J. F.C. Anderson
Eric Hughes
J. W. MecGilvray
E. M. Nanson
Jas
Saskatchewan
Mately
United Appeals
Lloydminster
Eston
National Peart Foundation of Canada
Public demand set pattern for Canada Savings Bonds
Canadians have continued saving through bonds beyond World War II, with Series 1 to Series 2 growth since 1947. The nine year bonds yield 4.98 percent, are cashable at face value, and allow purchases from $50 to $5000 per name with family and executors eligible. Bond ownership aids emergencies, education, homes, business starts, and retirement.
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Canada
Let Help Them Not Hide Them Retarded Children’s Week Slogan
A fragment urges communities to support families with retarded children. It notes adoption of the slogan Let help them not hide them in observance of retarded children's week. The wording reflects period language and advocacy emphasis.
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