Auction school winds up as bidders learn tricks
Auction notice touts a free catalog from the auction school. It lists Mason Cyr and a Kansas city base, with an address at 129 Linwond, Mo. The fragmentary text suggests an event or promotion in the realm of auction education and bidding.
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Constitution scholar, scientist receive honorary degrees at Saskatchewan
Fall Convocation at the University of Saskatchewan awarded LLDs to Frank R. Scott QC Macdonald Professor of Law and Dr Diamond Jenness Wakefield eminent anthropologist. Over 500 degrees were conferred. Scott delivered the address and presented by Dean Otto Lang. He advised Saskatchewan 1950 1960 constitutional conferences and holds multiple honors.
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Saskatoon
Frank R. Scott, QC
Macdonald
McGill University
Diamond Jenness
Wake
Royal Society of Canada
Canada Council
Molson
Scott
Bishop's College
Oxford
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Dr Jenness Life of Anthropology Pioneer
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Jenness
W. R. Graham
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Saskatoon
Canada
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New Zealand
England
New Guinea
Oxford University
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
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Teens and nutrition emphasize balanced meals over fast foods
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Amut
Ani Letis
Local residents trained to run new Saskatchewan potash plant
A. J. Kyle of International Minerals & Chemical says most potash workers in the province are locals. Ten months before Esterhazy mine completion a ten month intensive program trained residents in operating and maintenance skills, producing a production-ready workforce by August 1962. Over 400 promoted to supervisory roles. a second plant nearby will use the same training plan with completion expected early 1967.
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Canada
Saskatoon
A. J. Kyle
International Minerals & Chemical Corporation
IMC
Kyle
Printed Pattern 4706 Jumpers for Misses Size 16
Printed Pattern 4706 offers a quick two-piece jumper and a V neck blouse in misses sizes 10 to 18. The size 16 jumper requires 234 yards of 35 inch fabric and the blouse 24 yards at 35 inches. Anne Adams Patterns Dept PP 1 Toronto Ontario.
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Toronto
Ontario
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