Saskatchewan Motorists Face Increased Licence Suspensions 1958
The Highway Traffic Board reports 1275 driving while intoxicated suspensions and 1958 totals up to 2170 licence actions, with December 1958 showing 93 suspensions for driving after drinking, 113 for driving under suspension, and 25 others. Red and blue licences issued in December reflect ongoing enforcement, contrasted with December 1957 figures.
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Teiring
Totel
Saskatchewan
Highway Traffic Board
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Farm management specialist appointed in Saskatchewan
Seph J. Jeaniness was appointed to the farm management specialist role with the Agricultural Representative Branch of Saskatchewan's Department of Agriculture. The announcement came from Branch Director K. Hutchisar and the Public Service Commission. He has spent seven months as the Branchasian assistant agricultural representative under F. P. A Rutherford in Ogema and will work closely with J. A. Brown.
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Seph J. Jeaniness
Pers Nn
Saskatchewan Department of Agrculture
K- . Hutchisar
Public Service Commis
Jeannean
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Rutherford Agricultural
Ogema
J. A. Brown
Peterson, Sask
Jeanneau
Red Willow
Prud‘homme
St. John’s College
Edmonton
College of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
Federal Agriculture Department
Saskatoon
Joseph J. Jeanneau
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Meadow Lake Fire Season Highlights 1958 Report
J W Churchman deputy minister of natural resources notes small fire loss in Meadow Lake Region during the 1958 fire season. Fires damaged 1145 acres of protected land and 6965 acres in non protected areas with nine spotted from observation aircraft and six by the public. Public reporting and safe use of fire credited. 550 fire permits issued in 1958 versus 944 in 1957.
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Meadow Lake
J. W. Churchman
Fellstaff
Churchman
Saskatchewan Elks Lodge to Receive $31,090 Grant
The Saskatchewan Elks Senior Citizens Lodge in Prince Albert will get a provincial grant of 31090 to fund a 20 duplex suites elderly housing project. The total cost is 155450 with 20 percent covered by the grant. Construction underway with occupancy expected in late summer 1959.
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Saskatchewan Elks Senior Citizens Lodge
Prince Albert
T. J. Bentley
Saskatchewan Elks Association
Nathan Medd
Saskatoon
State Coach Built Over 180 Years Ago For 38000 pounds
The state coach of British royalty dates back more than 180 years and was constructed at an estimated cost of about 38 thousand pounds.
Education for retarded children gains local support
The Winkler community sees a successful trial of a special classroom for retarded children and plans a second class for slow learners. The Altona school board backs local association efforts and proposed Rhineland division voters may ease access to authorized teachers under Manitoba Education rules. Local churches, nearby districts, Stanley municipal government and provincial funds support the Winkler effort, with the aim of educating handicapped children to become productive citizens.
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Winkler
Altona
Stanley
Manitoba Department of Education
Rhineland
Bulldog Saves Boy From Fridge Trap
A small bulldog alerted Mrs Carlson when her refrigerator door was left open for defrosting. The dog refused to leave the kitchen and kept whining until she found her two and a half year old son Doran inside the open fridge. The boy was frightened but unharmed.
Delay Worth While? Reflecting on Waiting and Worth
An editorial or opinion snippet muses on waiting for outcomes and whether the delays are justified. The author suggests many hoped for results don’t justify extended wait times and urges discernment in pursuing patient restraint.
Protect Infants From Colds in Canada Health Message
A health advisory notes respiratory diseases remain a leading cause of death in Canada. It warns infants are especially vulnerable to colds and related illnesses and urges families to avoid kissing a baby when someone has a cold.
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Canada
Diplomacy at the door sparks sales tale from Maidstone
Two university students sold Christmas trees with unequal success. The thriving seller explained the key line he uses when a woman answers the door, saying, Miss, may I speak to your mother. The Mercury Maidstone Sask.
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the Mercury
Maidstone
Sask
Winter works projects planned in Byjordkdaie No 426
Three additional winter works projects approved under the incentive program raise total to 54. Approved by L. Jacobs deputy minister of municipal affairs, the $2,089,117 cost covers 1,026 employed workers and 56,858 man days. Projects include culverts bridges gravelling roads and roadside brush clearing.
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Byjordkdaie
L. Jacobs
Rabies Alert Across Canada After Period of Flares
The disease rabies, dating back to hydrophobia origins, remains present in wild animals and can spread to domestic animals and humans. It is common among foxes and dogs, alters animal behavior toward aggression, and requires reporting sick wildlife to local game wardens or the agriculture department. Do not handle dead or alive animals with bare hands.
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Canada
Department of Agriculture
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