Someday Dead Then What by 41M Fairfield
A religious exhortation urges seeking God and Christian conversion through faith and confession. It warns that ignoring Christ leads to eternal judgment, stressing urgent personal repentance and rejecting mere church attendance as true faith.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Israel
God
God the Son
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
History Sask airs ambulance to Ottawa film collection
Early pictures of the Saskatchewan health department air ambulance service and two 16mm sound films have been sent to the National Aeronautical Museum in Ottawa. The films include Wings of Mercy by the National Film Board and Blood by Parachute, a Saskatchewan government production.
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Air Ambulance Service
National Aeronautical Museum
Ottawa
J. Walter Erb
National Film Board
Saskatchewan
Health Department
North Battleford Emerges as Verve Centre for Dial Conversions
North Battleford grows as a key hub in the region's telephone system with recent dial conversion announcements. Hon. C. Williams, minister in charge of Saskatchewan Government Telephones, notes Unity and Wilkie conversions parallel to North Battleford's rising status.
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North Battleford
Saskatchewan
Verve Centre
Hon ¢. Co
North Battleford set for large scale telephone switch upgrade
Saskatchewan Government Telephones plans a 1.25 million dollar expansion completed by 1961 to install a 14 position long distance switchboard in North Battleford. Local switching will be added for new subscribers, enabling direct dialing to Unity Wilkie Pattieford Meadow Lake and other centres.
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Battleford
Williams
Unity
Wilkie
Qu Appelle
Wynyard
Wadena
Battlefords
Batteford
Battelford
Pattiefords
Meadow Lake
Saskatchewan Government Telephones
Camp Easter Seal Camp Promotes Therapeutic Camping
Camp Easter Seal in Saskatchewan marks its sixth birthday as it offers thousands of disabled and diabetic campers a chance to enjoy swimming, archery, crafts, and open air camping near Watrous. The program, run by the Saskatchewan Council for Crippled Children and Adults, aims to help participants transition from sheltered settings to regular community activities.
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Lake Manitou
Watrous
Saskatchewan Council For Crippled Children and Adults
Easter Seal
Manitou
Watallan
Change from Zero Hour to H hour in World War I
The term zero hour originally marked the planned attack time in World War I. It was later replaced by the term H hour to designate the same moment with a standardized military phrasing.
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