Hospitals urged to curb 1962 cost rises in Manitoba
Manitoba hospitals are asked to avoid major cost increases in their 1962 budgets. Gordon L. Pickering, commissioner of hospitalization, cites rising costs since the Manitoba Hospital Services Plan due to improved services, more staff, better working conditions, and wage increases. He urges stricter cost controls while promising adequate funding for a high level of service.
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Gordon L. Pickering
Pickering
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Specialists in Rewinding and Repair at Electric Motor Service
Specialists in rewinding and repair advertise ROOK, DELCO, GENERAL ELECTRIC and LELAND MOTORS with a large stock of parts. Call for your needs at Electric Motor Service Regina Saskatchewan. Phone 109-5464.
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Scarth
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Aluminum cooking ware is safe for kitchen use
A nutritionist notes aluminum utensils pose no inherent risk when properly cleaned and dried. Hospitals dairies and food manufacturers use aluminum in caps, seals, and foil to preserve hygiene and freshness. Cavities can form if stored foods or strong cleaners are used, but high cooking temperatures destroy germs and blamed poisoning is rarely aluminum related.
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Dairies
Steuart named Liberal Campaign Chairman in Saskatchewan
David G. Steuart is appointed Liberal Party Federal Campaign Chairman in Saskatchewan. He has served as constituency president and on the provincial executive, and is current president of the Provincial Liberal Association. Born in Regina, he worked in Regina and Moose Jaw, later enlisted in the RCAF, and is active in Prince Albert community affairs, a former mayor, and was Liberal candidate in Prince Albert in the 1960 provincial election.
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Liberal Party
Saskatchewan
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Liberal Association
Mr. Steuart
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Moose Jaw
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Paper Company Tithe Aims To Boost Alberta Trees
Alberta West Newsprint Mills plans to reinvest about ten percent of after-bills revenue into forestry. Independent consultants expect this funding to improve silviculture, utilization, and fire loss reduction, making Whitecourt forests richer and more productive. Government will allocate funds for fire prevention, equipment, and forestry guardians to protect and grow trees.
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Alberta West
Nature
Whitecourt
Alberta
Shell Oil Fellowships Awarded to Graduates
Ten Canadian universities awarded Shell Oil Fellowships to outstanding sciences and engineering graduates to pursue Masters or Doctorates. Fellowships worth up to 1800 dollars plus a 500 dollar unrestricted grant to host universities. In Prairie provinces, Alberta selects Orville C. Sandal of Calgary, Saskatchewan names D. W. Ochitwa of Saskatoon, Manitoba chooses L. R. Nichol of Winnipeg.
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Prairie Provinces
University of Alberta
Orville C. Sandal
Calgary
University of Saskatchewan
D. W. Ochitwa
Saskatoon
University of Manitoba
L. R. Nichol
Winnipeg
Foundation Founded by Roosevelt Aims to Fight Paralysis
The U S National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis was established by the late President Franklin D Roosevelt on January 3 1938. The organization seeks to combat infantile paralysis and support research and patient care nationwide.
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U.S. National Foundation For
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Unseasonal Raspberries Delight Tillsonburg Neighborhood
Ontario weather confusion yields late October raspberries from local garden. Provincial Constable Al Wye reports dark red berries taste as good as in July, with several neighborhood youngsters also praising the fruit. Sharks hunt by their sense of snieH.
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al Wye
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Ont
Ontario
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In the Workshop 2 Swan Rocker Pattern 219
A Swan Rocker is described as a delightful gift for a small child with graceful lines and amusing expression. Pattern 219 provides actual-size cutting and painting guides plus complete directions and costs 50 cents, with Tiny Tots Toy Packet No. 52a offering four patterns for $1.50.
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Department P.P.L
Weat Sth Ave
Vancouver
Hang-up problem solved with five adorable animals
A bunny a panda a dog and a kitten are each cut in one with a child size hanger of inch plywood. Clothes may be hung.
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