Saskatchewan Fire Prevention Poster Contest Winners Named
The Saskatchewan Fire Commissioner's office announced winners of the annual fire prevention poster contest. Awards cover two competitions with separate city school entries. Top placers include Ann Bodowski Coleville Lake Lenore Arthur Kempan Wroxton Norman Matechuk and Frank Murias Porcupine Plain.
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Saskatchewan Fire Commissioner's Office
C C "Willams
Ce Idet
Willams
Ann Bodowski
Hafford
Sask
Rusty Earl
Coleville
Barbara Ackerman
Lake Lenore
Arthur Kempan
Wroxton
Norman Matechuk
Frank Murias
Porcupine Plain
Ross Switzer
Dominion Fire
C. A. Thomson
J. F. Hudson
Central Press
Regina
Food handling classes a success in Rosetown Region
The Rosetown Health Region conducted Food Handlers Schools in six towns with 145 students including cooks, waiters and charitable group staff. Classes covered safe handling, storage and bacteriology. attendance certificates were issued. plans call for a four hour program next year.
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Rosetown
Health Region
E. J. Thompson
Kindersley
R. S. Handford
Biggar
W. H. Campbell
P. J. Swallow
The
Eagle
Sask
GNP Eases in Fourth Quarter 1957 Canada
Canada’s gross national product at market prices fell to 31.0 billion in Q4 from 31.3 billion in Q3, marking the first decline since 1953-54 with about a 1 percent value drop. For all of 1957 GNP reached roughly 31.1 billion, up 3.5 percent from 1956 in value but unchanged in physical volume.
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Canada
Classified for sale Cleaver Brooks burner and tanks
Heavy oil burner and two 250 gallon tanks for No 5 oil. Suitable for small commercial building. Price 400.00. Apply 2265 Lorne St Regina Sask 94-98. Instruction Earn more Bookkeeping, Salesmanship Shorthand Typewriting Lessons 50c Ask for free circular No 35 Canadian Correspondence Courses 1290 Bay St Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleaver Brooks
Lorne St
Regina
Sask
Bay Street
Toronto
Do It Yourself Boat Kits and Finished Units
Advertisement offers DIY boat kits and complete finished boats with 24 hours labor plus pre cut parts screws glue and instructions. Models range from cabin cruiser to runabouts with options for assembled but not finished or fully finished units. MORROW'S SERVICE LTD Dewdney Sterling area Phone 10 9-3030 includes marking devices and stencils with free catalogues from Marco Box 450 Silver Spring Maryland.
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Morrow's Service Ltd
Dewdney & Albert
Marco
Silver Spring
Maryland
U.S.A
The Cross Leads to the Crown
The piece links Jesus Christ’s crucifixion with inner conflict and obedience to God’s will. It cites Luke 9:51 Matthew 26:39 Mark 3:21 and tells of a youth choosing ministry over a family business. The narrative ends noting Paul’s fighting the good fight and the crown promised to the faithful.
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Paul
Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
Mark
Peter
Matthew
Jesus Christ
Saul
Prime Minister vows to press for good government and jobs
During a 27 minute Saskatoon flight the prime minister delivered a press statement thanking Canadians for their confidence. He pledged to govern with humility, call Parliament at the earliest possible time, and tackle unemployment to restore general prosperity.
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Prince Albert
Saskatoon
Canada
4-H Council Plans Year At Lafleche Meeting
The District 3 4-H Council met in Lafleche on March 22 with forty two leaders and members from Valor Willows Rockglen Wood Mountain Melaval Lafleche Meyronne Ferland Aneroid. They planned a 4 H Sunday at Wood Mountain on June 1 a square dance contest and a club tour. The extension department will be asked to give judging demonstrations this spring. Bernice Therens urged attendance at future camps after reporting on the Wa Kawak leadership camp. Ivan Clark spoke on the Toronto Royal Winter Fair clubs. Raymond Clermont received a pencil award for outstanding performance at Shaunavon.
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District 3
Lafleche
Valor
Willows
Rockglen
Wood Mountain
Melaval
Meyronne
Ferland
Aneroid
University Extension Department
Bernice Therens
Meyronne Krafty Kids Homecraft Club
Wakaw
Miss Therens
R. A. Thomson
McCord
Saskatoon
Ag. Rep
Department of Education
Department of Agriculture
Toronto Royal
Ivan Clark
Maple Creek
Clark
Toronto
Raymond Clermoint
Harwood Grain Club
Matching Lamps for Home Workshop Project
Brass tubing and wood lamps designed for a living room setting. Floor lamp provides ample light beside an easy chair. table lamp suits a desk or end table. Pattern 204 mailed for 40c, part of a five-pattern Complete Living-Room Packet for $1.75. Order to Home Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. 4433 West Ltd Avenue Vancouver BC.
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Department P.P.L
West Ltd Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Minstrel show entertaining crowds at Oasis theatre
A capacity crowd attended the Oasis theatre last Wednesday and a similar crowd Thursday for Monahan Council Knights of Columbus home talent minstrel show. Emcee Armand Prost led a cast in black face with jokes solos group songs skits and dances for two evenings of entertainment.
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Oasis Theatre
Monahan Council Knights of Columbus
Armand Prost
Darkie
Star
Radville
Sask
Water diviners unreliable say University expert
J M Murray of the University of Saskatchewan warns farmers that water diviners cannot reliably locate groundwater. He notes drilling remains the only proven method and that diviners often misrepresent underground conditions by promising water flow where deposits are slow or absent.
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J M. Murray
University of Saskatchewan
Hie
In & University Information Bulletin
M. Murray
Mr. Murray
George Howard of Gull Lake dies in Australia
Oscar Howard learns his brother George Howard passed away in Australia on February 23. George homesteaded north of Gull Lake and for years ran the Herbert Herald weekly. He worked at the Advance office before leaving for Australia and later served in the Australian Government printing department.
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Oscar Howard
Gull Lake
George Howard
Australia
Herbert Herald
Advance Office
Tupholme
H. Gamble
Howard
Gull
Lake
Run-off boosts Saskatchewan water supply and narrows flood risk
S F Shields PFRA superintendent in Swift Current reports moisture conditions in southwest Saskatchewan have greatly improved due to early spring run-off. North Cypress Hills irrigation and stock waters benefit as PFRA dug outs and sloughs fill. Swift Current Creek runs high but controlled. potential flood from Battle Creek and Lodge Creek near Chinook Moat possible when it arrives.
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Saskatchewan
S. F. Shields
PFRA
Swift Current
Battle Creek
Lodge Creek
Chinook Moat
Shields
Treacherous Spring Driving Warns of Hidden Ice
The Canadian Highway Safety Conference warns drivers to expect ice slicks on shaded hill sections as spring travel begins. Stay alert for sudden hazards and unexpected conditions on routes.
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Thomson
Hudson
Switzer
Labour
R. Barclay, Warren
John G. Diefenbaker
Sedicin
Fleischmann
Stort
Walinuts
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