Electrification course offered by University of Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan extension program announces a farm course February 17 covering shop electrification with welder usage and compressors, home lighting, farmstead and building lighting, cost estimation, and basic wiring concepts including volts amps kilowatts meters and circuits. Courses stress electrification as key to better farm living. contact L. C. Paul for applications.
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L. C. Paul
Extension Services
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Sask
Club head speed to reach 200 yards in golf
To drive a golf ball 200 yards the club head must move at 135 feet per second.
Fun and Easy Toy Mascots Pattern 7396 for Kids
Pattern 7396 provides directions and pieces for making friendly frog and turtle mascot toys. Includes tips for colorful print scraps like polka dots and plaids. Issued by Arts and Department at 60 Front Street, Toronto.
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Beer for a Hamlet Taverners troupe tours pubs across England
McCarthy has led the Taverners since 1946, staging 160 performances a year in 50 pubs from Crawley to Eltham. The troupe, drawn from ins urance clerks to street traders, performs Shakespeare and Shaw in tight spaces after work, with audiences mingling with actors in costume after shows.
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Brewers Society
McCarthy
The Organist Learns Humility After Silent Recital
A famous organist visiting a small town boasts of a fine concert but fails to play after the intermission. The backstage pumper reveals the lack of air in the bellows. The pianist admits the first half was a fine concert and, with the pumper, improves by sharing effort for a better second half.
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