Jiffy-Cut Printed Pattern Ad and Staff Changes
Jiffy-Cut pattern 4784 for Misses sizes 10 to 18 promotes a one piece dress with princess lines and back fullness. Pattern requires instructions on parts and 4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Also notes Gilfilian left service to marry and Rose A Sutherland replacing her in Regina area with nursing and public health roles. Air Ambulance conducted 38 flights in January by six companies. spring thaw began with three incomplete flights due to field conditions.
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Gilfilian
Gilfillian
Humboldt
Air Ambulance
Rose A Sutherland
Assiniboia
Sutherland
Regina Grey Nun's Hospital
Winnipeg General
Department of Public Health
Regina
Parsons Airways Northern Limited
Flin Flon
Saskatchewan Government Airways
Prince Albert
Trans Air Limited
Winnipeg
Athabagska Airways Ltd
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Thomas Lamb Airways
Pas
Fire Brigade Sees Surge in January Calls
An official says the local fire brigade answered more calls in early January than in all of November and December due to colder weather overtaxing heating systems. A brief home check is urged to prevent property loss or loss of life.
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Lfe
Carillon News
Steinbach
Man
Three-in-One Music Cabinet and Bird House Plans
A three-in-one music cabinet pattern 300 provides steps for building a radio and album cabinet with a sliding shelf feature. Price 35¢. Also notes bluebirds and wrens as welcome visitors and offers pattern 277 with actual-size cutting guides mailed for the bird house designs. A Bird House and Feeder Packet of 10 designs is $1.50. Order address details omitted.
Ferry sought to ease North Saskatchewan travel
Alder Flats Chamber of Commerce circulates a petition asking the Department of Highways to establish a ferry on the North Saskatchewan River. The service would provide a shorter more direct route to the Pembina River district. The Times We taskiwin Alberta January 23, 1957.
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Alder Flats
Normandville Shines Again With New Oil Finds
Normandville returns to the spotlight as oilmen reassess the region after two horizons reportedly yield commercial quantities. The old northern discovery town gains attention following recent announcements of productive wells. The note ends with a quotation about informing others.
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Normandville
Herald Tribune
Grande Prairie
Alta
Everybody a community booster in Souris message
The Plaindealer urges civic effort from all residents to build a progressive town image. It stresses cooperation among service clubs churches schools and businesses and the role of individuals in attracting growth and commerce through quality products service and participation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Farming as a shifting gamble to science in Saskatchewan
The Sun from Grenfell Saskatchewan notes industrialization raises costs and strains labor on the prairies. Farmers must expand operations, specialize production, and invest capital to stay profitable as farming evolves from gamble to profession and toward science.
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Prairies
Farming as a business in changing prairie markets
From The Mall Drumheller February 6 1957 stresses farm management over experience. It notes rising domestic demand, shifting diets with more potatoes vegetables meat and fruit and less cereals. Emphasizes records comparisons and district agriculturist guidance.
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Prairie
War declared on heart disease initiative funds
The Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association will provide about $50,000 over two years to establish and support the National Heart Foundation of Canada. The foundation will coordinate research, educate physicians, reduce duplicated studies, and show general practitioners how to apply findings to diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.
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Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association
National Heart Foundation of Canada
Canada
Hard Working Wives From The Mirror Rossland BC
The Financial Post cites a U S study claiming housewives burn more calories than many workers. Over six years the experiment shows housewives averaging energy use higher than clerks and executives, but foundry and dock workers and farmers exceed them. The figure cited is $241.
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Financial Post
U.S
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Rossland
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