Inflation and Credit Restraints in Canada
F W Nicks president of the Canadian Bankers Association addresses the annual meeting on inflation easing only to a point, warning that strong cost pressures persist. He notes tight money effects vary by borrower, US linkage, and calls for careful timing of monetary policy while banks adapt to changing conditions and consider savings deposit use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
F. W. Nicks
Canadian Barkers Association
United States
Nicks
Association
Coyne
Bank of Canada
Patterns for summer sundress and jumper set
Printed Pattern 4500 offers Misses' sizes 10 through 20 for a scoop neck sundress with a wide-flaring skirt and a jumper with blouse. Directions printed on each pattern part. Send 40 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Summer dress pattern 4644 and fashion notes
A vintage pattern advertisement describes a summer dress style with a printed pattern 4644 for various fabrics. It lists half sizes and yardage details and asks readers to send 50 cents and include size name address and style number to 60 Front Street Toronto. The text also references eye aging after middle age and a Bank of Canada loan trend shift with stabilization in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Culture at an Educational Level in Canada
An article discusses a federal parliamentary group formed to raise Canadian culture and considers removing demoralizing influences. It critiques music royalties, praises standards for composition, and suggests stricter writer education and apprenticeships to improve public culture alongside calls for government quality controls in food and construction.
Kamsack Faces Industrial Shifts and Local Co op Policy
The Times warns that Canada Packers and Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creamery are retreating from Kamsack, centralizing in Canora. It urges a bold local response, proposing a new cooperative enterprise and stronger industrial support to retain services and promote town welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Packers Ltd
Kamsack
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creamery Association Ltd
Canora
the Times
Canova
Kamsack and District
Community urges leniency for Kindersley pool operation
The provincial health department is urged to allow the Kindersley swimming pool to operate this year. The Legion warns that closing the pool risks idle youth and potential drowning in sloughs, arguing the pool has reduced drownings and is vital for community welfare and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
Kindersley
Legion
Save 500 Lives Yearly Fire Safety For Summer Cottages
Weekly fire strikes 1500 Canadian homes and businesses with 500 deaths yearly including 200+ children. Summer cottage season demands fire safety: clean stoves and furnaces, mount heaters on noncombustible bases, spark screens on chimneys, metal guards for pipes, fire resistant wall sheeting, careful handling of lamps, clear grass and leaves, and store gasoline away from the cottage.
Rising Lacombe division budget underscores tax burden on locals
The New Lacombe school division presents an estimated 14 million dollar budget for the year, up about 125 thousand from last year, with Lacombe Municipal District facing an eight mill rise and the town of Lacombe about two mills. Salaries drive costs, up by 94 thousand, and while provincial grants may add 40 thousand, overall the debt and deficits loom as municipalities plan for higher taxes and new schools amid limited resources.
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Lacombe
Gull Lake
M.D
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the Mercury
Estevan, Sask
Kamsack, Sask
the Clarion, Kindersley, Sask
Winkler
Man
the Globe, Lacombe
Alta
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