I Sat Where They Sat and Learned to Understand
Ezekiel sits with captive Israelites to temper bitterness and learn judgment. The article compares biblical watchmen and Moses and Saul, urging empathy without compromising faith. It notes doctors’ selfless service and urges respectful engagement with others while maintaining private devotions and time for God.
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Ezekiel
Babylon
God
House of Israel
Moses
Sweep
Israel
Saul
Arabia
Printer’s ink obsession swallows a missing husband tale
Dilys Burt loses her husband Eric during a Pion Era exhibit at the Western Development Museum as he helps set type for the Pion Era Press. The pair reunite after a comic search, with Eric rejoining his old boss John Vopni and his Saskatoon newspaper ties.
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Pion
Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers’ Association
Vias
Rtv
Saskatchewan
Eric Burt
John Hughsonh
Rew
John Woomi
SWNA
Pion-Era
Dilys Burt
Dity
Vic
Star-Phoenix Meion
Alberta
Fric
Manitoba
Prince Albert Herald
Calgary Herald
Star- Phoenix
Eric
John Vopni
Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association
Vopni
Regina Boy Scouts Camp at Jasper
About 23 Boy Scouts departed Regina by Canadian National Railways for a week long camp outing in Jasper National Park. They traveled on the Railiner to Saskatoon then arrived in Jasper aboard the Continental.
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Regina
BOY Scouts
Jasper
Canadian National Railways
Jasper National Park
Saskatoon
CNR
Appoint Supervisor of Agricultural Information
John J. McConnell of Regina has been appointed Supervisor of Agricultural Information by Hon. I. C. Nollet, minister of agriculture. McConnell, raised on a Dinsmore district farm, graduated in agriculture from the University of Saskatchewan in 1951 and joined Rexina's Department of Agriculture staff in 1952.
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John J. McConnell
Regina
I. C. Nollet
Mr. McConnell
Dinsmore
University of Saskatchewan
Rexina
University of Sask
McConnell
St. Francis Xaver University
Nova Scotia
Marten to Attend World Conference in Rome Italy
Mr Peter Marten B A B Ed named as a delegate of the Canadian Teachers Federation to attend the World Conference of Organizations of the Teaching Professions in Rome from July 31 to August 7. He will be joined by Mrs Martens with a cross continent trip via Montreal Winnipeg Chicago Oshawa and more.
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Peter Marten
Canadian Teachers’ Federation
World Conference of Organizations of the Teaching Professions
W.C.O.T.P
Rome
Italy
Martens
Lafieche
Doctor’s Pants Exchange Prank Reported in Wapella
A tramp knocked on a door marked Dr Roberts and asked for old pants. The woman, answering as the doctor’s wife, refused saying they wouldn’t fit. He insisted, and she replied that she was sure the doctor does not have any spare pants.
Swift Current marks 75 years since founding
The Sun celebrates Swift Current turning 75, tracing its 1882 railway driven start by Fraser Tims, depot growth, and early stores. It notes incorporation as a city in 1914 with mounting debts, wartime and mood setbacks, and a postwar revival. The anniversary aligns with July First celebrations and local chambers. The birthday issue highlights civic milestones and future prospects.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Rockies
Canada
Swift Current Creek
Fraser Tims
Tims
Swift Current
Currie Bros
McDonald and
Gregory
North Saskatchewan
Chamber of Commerce
Frontier Days Board
Door crashers and the problem of entry in offices
The piece describes methods used by intruders to breach office spaces, from lingering at counters to rushing through doors. It notes signs and barriers as ineffective makeshift defenses and muses on a hypothetical keep out sign with a large center mirror.
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J. G. Diefenbaker
Oliver Symes
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