Golden Jubilee Convention for Saskatchewan Optometrists
Saskatchewan optometrists celebrate fifty years of service with a Golden Jubilee Convention in Regina February 15 to 19. The event brings together leaders from Regina Saskatoon Nipawin and beyond for educational sessions, a Jubilee Day banquet and association meetings.
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Saskatchewan
United States
Protesr
Neit
Association
Dr. MacKenzie
Norman Church
J. W. K. Craig
Jerold Bekerman
J. F. Huber
Regina
S. D. Riome Nipawin
Saskatchewan Optometrists Asse Iation
Austin Forsyth
Saskatoon
Canadian Trade Figures Shift in October and Nine Months
Steeingot production ran at 87.1 percent capacity in the week to December 1. October shipments of Canadian made motor vehicles rose to 24 017 units from 14 809 a year earlier, but the ten month total fell 15 percent to 285 361. Rubber consumption rose 14 percent in September. October and nine month shipments outpaced last year for gypsum products and rigid insulating board. Canadian exports in the first nine months reached 3.617 million while imports stood at 3.814 million, yielding a trade deficit of 197 million versus 660 million a year earlier.
Gems of Thought on Giving and Honor
A collection of quotations on generosity and its moral worth. Calvin Coolidge, Winston Churchill, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and Mary Baker Eddy reflect on giving as true riches, honor, and purposeful living.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Crosswalks urged after bus stop deaths across Surrey
A coroner's jury in North Surrey absolved Thomas Rolf Bohme of blame in the death of Mrs Mary McKinnon who was struck on the Trans-Canada Highway as she alighted from a bus during a heavy snowstorm on November 14. The jury returned an accidental death verdict and urged crosswalks and overhead lights at all bus stops.
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New Westminster
Thomas Rolf Bohme
North Surrey
Mary McKinnon
McKinnon
Surrey
Cloverdale
B.C
CNR Snowplows Log Major Western Region Work
Canadian National Railways snow plows covered nearly 7,000 miles in November to keep western lines open. The effort surpassed 1957 by far with Manitoba districts logging 5,673 miles, while British Columbia and Saskatchewan totals exceeded 600 and 459 miles respectively.
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Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Men Who Make Big Money Are Careful With Small Change
A succinct observation notes that wealthy men manage minor expenditures prudently. It highlights frugality as a trait among affluent individuals and suggests discipline in handling everyday money matters.
Diefenbaker Welcomed by Albert Hall Crowd
The Mercury notes Prime Minister John Diefenbaker energized a London Albert Hall audience with a strong stand for Commonwealth unity. It suggests his world tour boosts Canada’s profile and hints a knighthood may follow based on campaign success and strong reception abroad.
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Louis St. Laurent
Commonwealth
Diefenbaker
Albert Hall
London
Winston Churchill
Canada
Genral
Victorian Order of Nurses serves Surrey and White Rock
The Victorian Order of Nurses in Surrey branches provides home nursing care for all residents. For 20 years VON nurses visit homes part time, teach families, and address baths dressings and injections under a doctor. Maternity care includes pre birth guidance and after care. Assistance is available to all regardless of ability to pay.
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Victorian Order
Surrey
White Rock
Victorian Order of Nurses
United Good Neighbor Fund
V.O.N
V.O
Start on Battlefords senior citizens home approved
The Battlefords campaign for a senior citizens home reports enough applications collected to begin next spring. After many obstacles the local committee says most problems are overcome and community support is essential to complete the project.
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Battlefords
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Delmerie
Times
Mary Baker Faidy
Calvin Coolidge
Cross
Oaua
CNR
Mr. Diefenbaker
The
Mercury
Rodney
Ont
the News-Optimist
North Battleford, Sask
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