Prime Minister's Grave and Historic Building Notes
Personnel experts estimate that one man in 10 000 is qualified psychologically for management jobs in important industries. The grave of Sir John A Macdonald, Canada's first Prime Minister, is located at Cataraqui Ont. Inhabitants of New Mexico have used adobe as the prime building material since early in the Eighth century.
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Sir John A. Macdonald
Canada
Cataraqui, Ont
New Mexico
Canadian Coal Shipments by Province in 1955 Total 11.5 Million Tons
Canadian mine shipments for sale to Canadian users excluding railroads and ships bunkers totaled 11,522,000 tons in 1955. Quebec led with 2,296,200 tons, followed by Nova Scotia 1,791,200 tons, then Manitoba, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, New Brunswick and Alberta. Ontario received under 418,000 tons.
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Quebec
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Alberta
Ontario
Scientific terms form a large share of English vocabulary
The quote notes that about 700000 words exist in English and roughly half comprise scientific terminology. It implies a heavy concentration of science-related lexicon within the language.
Junior rodeo star crowned king at Jacoxfish Lake show
Rocky Rokobar of Medicine Hat claimed King of the rodeo at Jacoxfish Lake Aquadeo last Friday. He swept bareback riding and Brahma bull riding, placed in saddle bronc and steer events. Officials reported record entries and crowds over three sunny days. North Battleford City Kinsmen Band highlighted sessions. chuck wagon races drew large crowds. Carl Hnatyshyn and Clarence Delainey called the event very successful.
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Rocky Rockobar
Medicine Hat
Alta
Rocky Rokobar
Alberts
Oorbors
Jacoxfish Lake
North Battleford City
Saskatchewan Watercolors Shown at Regina Bus Depot
A set of 18 by 24 inch watercolors by Ernest Luthi of Punnichy are displayed in Regina’s Bus Depot waiting rooms. The works depict Saskatchewan seasons with hills highways harvests and oil wells and are on loan from the Saskatchewan Arts Board.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Frank Copithorne
Saskatchewan Transportation Company
Ernest Luthi
Punnichy
The
Saskatchewan Arts Board
Norah McCullough
Arts Board
Richard B. Simmins
Norman McKenzie
Regina College
Fred Mendel
Saskatoon
Illingworth Kerr
Calgary
Judge Clegg Cites Sympathy in Burglar Sentence
Judge Eric Clegg sentenced a 26 year old burglar to three years in prison and told him I have grown to like you and it hurts me sending you to jail. The remark followed court proceedings in which caution and mercy were shown toward the offender.
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Eric Clegg
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