Canadian Lutheran Welfare Study Expands Across Canada
The Canadian Lutheran Council extends the ongoing welfare study to all provinces after a Winnipeg Division meeting March 18. Harold Belgum reports on progress from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Ontario with future provincial welfare workshops planned for 1959 and lay involvement to shape parish level aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Lutheran Council
Canada
DiVision of
Luitheran Council
Harold J Belgum
Minneapolis
Belgum
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Church
Ince
Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran Church In America
Carl Lund-quist
Geneva
Switzerland
Lutheran World Federation
Earl J. Treusch
Treusch
Council
Winnipeg
Harold J. Belgum
Lutheran Welfare Society of
Minnesota
Board of
Parish Education
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Axel Husted-Christiansen
G. A. Heimann
Heimann
Lutheran Welfare Council Frm
Mr. Belgum
Lutheran Welfare Society of Minnesota
Lutheran Church
A. Goos
Saskatoon
A. Husted-Christiansen
S. P. McArton
Department of Welfare
Province of Manitoba
Norman Berner
Kitchener
W. A. Mehlenbacher
Hamilton
Swallows Reported Early Arrival At McAllister Yard
In Rossland British Columbia residents note four to five swallows seen in the backyard of R L McAllister arriving ahead of season. McAllister told The Miner he worries about their welfare due to a lack of flies and bugs for feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McAllister
Dr Schropp unveils simple artificial respiration device
Dr Schropp describes a pocket size airway for first aid two key points: it is simple to use and requires no instructions. He demonstrated in Cudworth teaching 118 students and plans a patent while praising mouth to nose methods for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Brooks
J. Schropp
Dr. Brooks
Schropp
Teenage Princess Dress Pattern 4632 for Sizes 10 18
Printed pattern 4632 features teenage sizes 10 12 14 16 with a princess dress and bright collarette buttons. Includes 35 inch yardage for collar and contrast, printed directions, and a request for 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto.
District Justice Enjoys Cooling Gin and Tonic
A well known district justice lounges at a hotel on a hot day drinking coffee. A friend offers chilling gin and tonic, prompting the jest that the judge has tried many fellows who wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Justice
Irish Digest
Star City pioneers urged to back sewer plan for future progress
The Echo in Star City Saskatchewan recalls 1955 anniversary and honor to pioneers while urging residents to learn the facts about a proposed sewerage system. A ratepayers meeting is urged to discuss costs financing and long term impact with no rush to railroad the project. The piece emphasizes community spirit and forward progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Star City
Future of a town and its water and sewer plans
A Sunday coffee row discussion examines Whitewood's future with or without modern water and sewerage systems. Residents debate effects on businesses professionals and old-age pensioners, asking whether growth, services, and population would decline without infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewood
Safe milk handling for camps and resorts
Raw milk may carry undulant fever diphtheria septic sore throat bovine tuberculosis typhoid or paratyphoid fevers. If only raw milk is available at camp, pasteurize by bringing to a simmer, keep at that temperature for 30 seconds without boiling, then cool quickly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod
Robert Adams
Canadian Vocational Training School
Robert
Dr. Schropp
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept Department
P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Echo
Sask
the Times
Kennedy, Sask
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