Saskatchewan teachers press for national teaching certificate
The 23rd annual Council of the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation met in Saskatoon during Masterweek and urged a national teaching certificate and federal aid for education. Delegates backed salary negotiations, larger school units, enhanced superannuation, and a broader training and certification framework while reporting high teacher university attendance and strong professional activity across the province.
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Saskatchewan Teachers Federation
Saskatoon
Rminus
Bass
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
John Egnator
Melforthen
Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation
Egnatoff
Gilbert Eamer
T.tf
STF
Eamer
Department of Education
Woodrow S. Lloyd
Saskatche
Lloyd
Meetaga
Rkshop
New
Heti Ae
Gerald Nason
Canadian Conference On Education
W Hunt
Regina
Caroline Robins
Canadian Teachers Federation
Ail Iors
S.T
S.T.F
J. F. Leddy
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Saskatchewan
Canada Council
Roy Knight
C. T. Fyfe
Knight
John Bognatoff
Fyve
Fyfe
S.T.F. Credit Union
Phil Halter
MacDonald
M. McGowan
I. Campbell
M. Robertson
Lee
M. Mathews
F. Dixon
N. McMath
E. Hutchison
N. McPherson
North Battleford
Wray Wylie
Canora
Council
George Trapp
Punnichy
Mildred Baldwin
Yorkton
G. Wright
Moosomin
R. Homer
Prince Albert
A. McBeath
Quill Lake
W. Herb
Abbey
John Egnatoff
Capital Newspaper Named Official for Kneehill MD
The Municipal District of Kneehill adopts Capital Printers as its official newspaper starting in April. The Three Hills Capital will publish council minutes Revee reports service board notices and other municipal matter for ratepayers. Subscriptions are paid by the MD with annual renewal. postal rules add a one cent per copy charge unless requested.
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Three Hills
Starland
Wheatland
Revee
Service Board
Capital
Alta
Longstanding Expositor Subscriber Celebrates 63rd Renewal
The Huron Expositor notes Mr. Harry Colbert renewed for 63rd time, having first subscribed before turning twenty. His father was among early subscribers, receiving the first copies shortly after printing began nearly a century ago in Seaforth Ontario.
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The
Huron Expositor
Harry Colbert
Expositor
Tree Planting Car Meetings Schedule Evening Talks
Visit the Tree Planting Car meetings held at eight o’clock in the evening at each itinerary point. When schools are open, arrangements with school authorities allow Pupils to visit during school hours. Sound films show farming results from planting trees and give practical instruction.
Fence patterns for Judlas homes in Homestead packet
Finishing touch for Judlas homes is a fence compatible with Pattern 386. The pamphlet offers 18 fence varieties and five total patterns in Homestead Improvement Packet No 30 priced at $1.75. Order to Home Workshop Patterns, Department P.P.L., 4433 West Ltd Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
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Fuary
Judlas
Department P.P.L
West Ltd Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Apron patterns offer two practical designs for embroidery
Gee Brookes promotes Pattern 7011 with two aprons requiring under two yards of fabric. The jon quils form pockets and the roses are embroidered. Includes transfer, cutting chart, and directions. Send thirty-five cents to Household Arts Department, 6 Front Street W., Toronto.
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Household Arts Department
P.P.L
Front Street W
Toronto
Printed Pattern 4609 Misses Dress Pattern Ad
Week's sew thrift item promotes Printed Pattern 4609 for Misses sizes 10 through 18. Includes two main parts plus facings with printed directions and cost of 50 cents. Address requests to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Toronto store.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Melfort Bylaw Debate Flares Over Commission Power
Town council members clash with opposition over a proposed bylaw to establish a Commission for Melfort. Critics warn it centralizes authority away from elected representatives and could strip councils of control, while proponents cite Act provisions and local governance concerns. Mayor Caskey signals opposition to the Larger Municipal Unit.
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Ainas
Melfort
Llae Tak
Caskey
Moose Jaw
Parking meters tested for a year in town
A town council is praised for installing parking meters on a year long test basis amid opposition. The editorial urges cooperation and fair evaluation based on local experience, noting off street lots exist but fail to free the best spaces on Main Street.
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Clarion
Main Street
Slick salesman returns to the Rocky View district
The column warns farmers about high pressure salesmen hawking new products like Ramsay durum wheat and ammonia fertilizer spreaders at inflated prices. It urges skepticism toward advertising images and urges consulting district agriculturists before costly purchases.
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Rocky View
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