Public debate on juvenile crime and moral instruction
A polemic urges schools and churches to teach youth about laws and moral conduct to curb juvenile crime. It critiques lack of religious instruction and sermons on criminal law, warns of common assault penalties, and cites theft by youths as a growing issue. Also notes Sgt. A. A. Calhoun of Camp Shilo invited to Pan American Games hammer throw trials in Winnipeg.
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Crynnal Sf
Canada
Moses
Mount Sinai
Shilo
Calhoun
North Vancouver
Royal Canadian Navy
Canadian Provost Corps
Kurt Myers
Germany
Camp Borden
Camp Petawawa
Camp Shilo
Canadian Provost Corps School
United Nations Emergency Force
Egypt
Army
Dundurn
Candle Lake
Prince Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Norm Smith
Winnipeg
Ronald Paquin
Boniface
Gerry Woodman
Time Table for Daily Routine for Mother and Child
Planning and keeping to a regular daily schedule will help life for both mother and child. Specific times for sleeping bathing eating and outdoor exercise promote better health than an irregular routine.
Citizenship officer speaks on minority group problem
Dr W D Black Canada citizenship officer addresses issues of minorities at the Rotary club in Rossland British Columbia. He argues the problem arises from multiple minority groups and majority rigidity, urging acceptance of diversity and learning about others beliefs and customs to ease assimilation.
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W. D Black
Rotary Club
B.C
Canada
Europe
Black
American violinists shine at Saskatoon and Regina festival
Rafael Druian and John Simms impressed audiences at the Music Festival in Saskatoon and Regina's Saskatchewan House Summer Festival. Druian, born in Russia, studied in Philadelphia and became concertmaster of the Minneapolis Symphony in 1949 under Antal Dorati. Simms, professor at Iowa State College, joined in a program of Bach Mozart and Beethoven with strong Mercury recordings noted for artistry.
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Rafael Druian
Joan Simms
Saskatoon
Regina
Russia
Philadelphia
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Antal Dorati
Druian
John Simms
Iowa State College
Bach
Mozart
Drilian
Simms
America
Mercury Records
Santana First of Two Donaldson Line Great Lakes Vessels
The motor ship Santana, built for Donaldson Line Great Lakes service, will reach Toronto on August 23 from Glasgow on its maiden voyage. Launched in Aberdeen in May, with Mrs. F A Donaldson performing the naming, Santana has 2500 tons deadweight and 2000 bhp engines for 12 knot cruising.
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Donaldson Line
Toronto
Glasgow
Hall
Russell Yard
Aberdeen
F. A. Donaldson
Santona
Canadian Seaboard
Bristol Channel
Toonto
Hamilton
Great Lakes
Santana
Donaldson
Dobbie and Company
Cutty Sark
South America
Chile
Cunard Line
Canada
Huck Pinafore Pattern 7126 for Children
Pattern 7126 offers a simple huck pinafore for children in sizes 2 4 6 8 with directions and a color weaving chart. Send 35 cents for the pattern plus your name address and size. stamps not accepted.
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