Regina plans classes to aid deaf preschool children
A Regina mother launches an organization to offer special classes for deaf and hard of hearing preschoolers next fall. Eight children are enrolled, a teacher is hired, and tuition will run about 25 a month with sliding scales. Regina Separate School Board provides space at St. Pius X School.
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Porch and terrace furniture patterns from Vancouver store
Catalog describes Duttala furniture sections and stock widths of lumber that can be taken apart for storage. Pattern 292 chair 293 tables and 294 bench show every construction step and are 35¢ each. Packet 28 contains four patterns for porch and terrace furniture. Set is $175.
The Gypsy in Him A Child Left Alone Risks Life
A cautionary note warns that toddlers wandering from home into fast traffic near water or trenches face injury or death. It urges supervision by an adult or older child and securing verandahs or yards to prevent unsupervised exits.
Safety tip for summer swimming with boat accompaniment
A concise safety message encourages swimming only when a boat accompanies you and promotes weekly water-safety habits for summer. It uses a playful slogan Phink-don't sink to reinforce precautions.
The Very Last Smoke Warning
A bedtime cigarette can cause fatal fires as embers hidden in bedding may reignite later. The article urges finishing the last smoke while awake and away from upholstered furniture to avoid dangerous drops into sleep and potential flames.
Water Shrew Lures Attention In Saskatchewan Forests
The Water Shrew Sorex palustris ranks among the few mammals that skim water surfaces using a fringe of hairs on large hind feet to stay aloft. It dives to hunt, feeds on aquatic insects and fish, and is officially known from Prince Albert National Park though likely widespread in northern forests.
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Field of Vision and Eye Health Alert
The article explains the field of vision as the width seen when looking straight ahead and warns that narrowing may indicate a serious eye disease like glaucoma. It stresses consulting an eye doctor promptly, noting the risk to drivers from obstructed side vision.
Weekly wages in Canada in February 1959 rise to 73.09
The average weekly wages and salaries paid in Canadian industry reached 73.09 dollars in February 1959, up from 70.02 a year earlier and 58.88 five years prior, indicating wage growth over the period.
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