Saskatchewan University to Welcome New Engineering Dean
Dr Arthur Porter will become dean of the College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon succeeding Dr I M Fraser who retires on June 34 1998 Dr Porter is an electrical engineering expert from Imperial College London He was named by University President Dr W P Thompson with Fraser’s career dating to 1921 and leadership since 1937 Fraser’s long tenure includes key roles in Engineering Institute of Canada and Saskatchewan engineers group.
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I. M Fraser
Colegve of Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Arthur Porter
Emi
Imperial College of Science and Technology
University of London
England
W P. Thompson
U of 5
Fraser
Porter
Nova Scotia
Dalhousie University
McGill University
McGill
Dominion Engineering Works Limited
Montreal
Dean Fraser
Beame
Engineering Institute of Canada
Association of Professional Engineers of Saskatchewan
University of Manchester
Commonwealth
Massachusett Institute of Technology
British Admiralty
Department of Technology
Royal Military College of Science
Ferranti Electrical Company
Toronto
Skunks disrupt classes at new Bruno school site
A family of skunks moved from hibernation and disturbed students at the old high school. Principal Hollicky found evidence and students were dismissed as workers addressed the odor problem. The new Bruno school building is nearing completion with a spring anticipated opening for public students.
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Ted Montag
J. J. Hollicky
P. M. Bourauel
Bruno Times
Humbokit
Sask
Davidson Fire Brigade Wins 1957 NFPA Fire Prevention Award
Davidson Fire Brigade takes first place in the 1957 NFPA contests for Saskatchewan in Class F for towns up to 2,500. Fire Chief Johnny Stulberg and the department receive congratulations from Saskatchewan Fire Commissioner R A W Switzer for their fire prevention efforts and community outreach.
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Johnny Stulberg
Davidson Fire Brigade
National Fire Protection Association
Saskatchewan
Boston
Mass
Davidson
Winnipeg
John Stulberg
R. A.W. Switzer
Switzer
NFPA
North America
Davidson, Sask
South African race issues outlined to Watford Rotary
Rev I G Pollick spoke to Watford Rotary and Ausecao about South Africa’s race problems. He noted three million whites under tightening laws affecting colored peoples and a roughly twelve million non whites, including two million browns and ten million natives, with darker days ahead and calls for support from other peoples.
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Rotary
South Africa
Watford Rotary Club
I. G. Pollick
Strathroy United
Congregational Church
British South Africa
Watford, Ont
Rodney Mercury Reports Bus Ownership Reduces School Costs
The Mercury notes yearly savings to ratepayers of about 310000, down from 15611.10 paid in 1954 for private bus services. Last year taxpayers paid 5875.07 including depreciation to own their buses, a near $10000 saving that may settle debate over the board's planned bus ownership move.
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Mercury
Rodney
Ont
Stoughton Board of Trade Calls February Meeting
The Stoughton Board of Trade invites all citizens to a town hall meeting on Thursday February 6 at 8 pm. The aim is to promote community enterprises and keep an active business group in place for the betterment of the community and dominion.
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Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Stoughton
Dominion
Stoughton Board of Trade
Half Size Printed Pattern For Wardrobe Dupes
Mis-tua-.-el pattern lent Way to incase your ward robe. Classic blouse and 6-gore skirt designed for shorter fuller figures. Printed Pattern 4712 Half Sizes. Sizes 14 16 18 20 22 24. blouse fabric yardage 17 yards 39 inch skirt 2% yards. Printed directions on each part. Send forty cents for pattern to Anne dams Pattern Dept 60 Front Street Toronto.
Pattern 7362 Embroidery Transfer for Panel and Framing
Readers can request Pattern 7362 a color transfer image 16 by 19 inches with directions for making a panel suitable for framing The pattern suits six strand cotton or wool embroidery and costs thirty five cents sent by coin only stamps not accepted to the address given
Friendly town overburdened by busy committees in Kindersley
In Kindersley Saskatchewan the community is praised for friendliness but criticized for over organizing. readers urge individuals to reduce engagement, avoid overload, and balance home life with duties, suggesting only the most valued groups survive.
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Kindersley
RSR
Outcry Over Railway Attack Fears and Calls for Eviction of Terrorists
The Grand Forks community laments a near deadly attack on CPR tracks last Monday night. Police and RCMP struggle with scant clues while locals debate cooperation and the idea of removing the Sons of Freedom to curb terrorism and mass emigration.
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Grand Forks
West Kootenay Pole
RCMP
CPR
Mooresky
Sons of Freedom
Russia
Editorial complacency must be watched in small towns
The Herald argues that in small communities the elected council and the local press risk a mutual complacency. Friendly ties between editors and officials can shield the truth, while councils may withhold information to hinder investigative reporting. The piece warns such conspiracies harm the public.
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Dr. A. Porter
U. of S. Engineering
sub-Arctic
Fort Churchill
Tommy Claxton
Arthur
Rier
Dick Carratt
Delburne
Alta
Man
Cpl
Carratt
Arctic
Canadian Army
Anne
Front Street
Household Arts Department
Department P.P.L
the Clarion, Kindersiey
Saskoa
Grand Forks, B.C
the Herald
Thamessine, Ontario
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