Sunset Hotel and motels advertise dining dancing and summer stays
An old classified style page promotes The Sunset Hotel with dining and entertainment options and a dance pavilion at Fort Qu Appelle. It lists nearby motels and hotels with amenities, price notes, and contact details. Also features cabins and vacation stays in multiple Canadian locations including Estevan, Estevan area, Silver Saddle Manufactured Home Park, and Johnston's cabins in Alberta and Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estevan
Bor
Weite
Silver Seddie Mootle
Victoria Ave
East
Hienway
Heena
Sash
Imported First Giraffe The Recorder
The first giraffe to reach Europe was brought in by Julius Caesar and shown in Rome in 46 B C. Today giraffes are found only in Africa outside zoos and circuses in dry brush south of the Sahara Desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Julius Caesar
Rome
Africa
B.C
Sahara Desert
Guns Wanted Muzzle Loading Pistols and Revolvers
Classified ad seeking muzzle loading pistols revolvers and shotguns with price details. Contact Box 1334 Riverhurst Saskatchewan for responses and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverhurst
Sask
Coins Hobby Stamps Wanted High Prices Edmonton Balmerton
Stamp and coin collectors buy stamps coins and philatelic books and supplies. Gary's Yote 9910 Jasper Avenue Edmonton Alberta advertises high prices and a large list of stamps and coins. Refundable with first order. THANSYLVANIA S and C 142 Dickenson Road Balmer town Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Jasper Avenue
Edmonton
Alta
Thansylvania
Dickenson Road
Balmer Town
Ontario
Monument Sells Marble and Granite Monuments
Monuments Gold Bond Monument Co offers a catalogue of monuments in marble and various granites including Red Grey Black Sweee German Blue Pearl and Pink Saguenay. Each piece crafted in their own works with freight charges paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Bond Monument CO. Ltd
P.O
Edmonton
Alberta
Manitoba appoints Patrick Ryan to alcoholism information role
Patrick Gerald Ryan formerly editor of the Minnedosa Tribune was named supervisor of information services on alcoholism in the Department of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation. Hon. T J Bentley announced the appointment noting Ryan will lead a province wide education program to encourage alcoholics and their families to seek help and he began duties in early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation
T. J. Bentley
Ireland
Ontario
Ryan
Minnedosa Tribune
Pioneer Weekly Newsman Jas D. Taylor Remembered in Regina Retirement
Jas D. Taylor a pioneer western newsman and former Spectator staffer retired to Regina after a long career. Born May 27 1871 in Holstein Ontario he worked in Brandon Moosomin Carlyle Reston Neepawa and Hanley before publishing outlets in Yorkton Cupar and finally retiring in Regina in 1945. He married Mary Ethel Ingram in 1901 and had four children Mabel Edgar Myrtle and Mary Lorine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectator
Jas. D. Taylor
Pioneer Village
Regina
Holstein
Ont
Mr. Taylor
Elmira
Brandon
Brandon Collegiate
Taylor
Brandon Mail
C. Cliff
Moosomin
Carlyle
West Carlyle
Findlay
Man
Maple Leaf School
Reston
Lanark
Mary Ethel Ingram
Wolseley
Sask
Mabel
Silversides
Edgar I. Taylor
Bank of Nova Scotia
Beechy
Myrtle
J. L. Morrish
Yuma
Aizona
Mary Lorine
E. H. MacDonald
Generous gift to Heart Foundation from Moose Jaw breeder
Arthur Slade of Moose Jaw, a Hereford breeder, donated a heifer calf for the Heart Foundation in its February drive. The animal sold at the 4-H Club sale in Moose Jaw for 505 dollars, with proceeds funding heart research. The donor's gesture is praised as aiding early Saskatchewan Heart Foundation work and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
Arthur Slade
Moose Jaw
Heart Foundation
Slade
Saskatchewan Heart Foundation
Editors Believe Royal Visits Well Received
Editors at Regina report strong public enthusiasm for Royal visits during the 40th Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association convention. Most editors call rural residents more interested than urban dwellers, while a minority see no difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Po Vn
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Regina
Her Majesty
Prince Phillip
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Searth St
Regina, Sask
Chiistian Chain
Glatt
Cleh
Hoxte
Heartland
Flenac Es
Wurinstman Ltd
Oster
Hegina
Westhrn
Wimnen
Chiléen
West
Chap Distributors & Building Supplies
Archibald St
Lonifece
Call Cowan Heating Equipment Company Ltd
Angus Street
Sack
Kandel
Tampa
Florida
Dept. “C
Klamath Place
Calgary
Pepper Drugs Limited
11Th Avenue
Elora
Wetaskiwin
Alita
Bay St
Toronto
Kerr Bldg
St. Johns Separate School
Fater Brown
McMurray, Alta
de Senge
City of
ST. Edward's
Isieigon
Lakehead
D. J. Banning
Napilton
Prac
Post Graduate School of Nursing
Wabash Chicago
Ill
Pocket Book Exchange
St. Clair West
Auto and Truck Supply
DELCO
General Electric
Leland Motors
Electric Motor Service
Scarth ST
Scarth Street
Whitemouth
Imperial Review
Bill Nelson
Bills
Gordon Press
Imperial
Farmers Studio
Dept. A
Saskatoon
Eprints Sc
Farmers
Sunset
Tarits
Deliciogs
Calaiary
Mount Breenhower
Killarney
Manitoba
Johnston
Lh.k
Charlies Othen
Wild Cat
Queen Street
Searle Farms
East Selkirk
Boz
Sic
Albert
Alaska
Winnipeg Street
Prince George
Country Weekly
Good Town
Une
Viking News
Viking
Irm
Saskatchewan
Interprovincial Accounting Sask. Ltd
Somerset Blk
Prairie
Hamilton Street
Dept
SWF
Burns Hanley Company
Cornwall Street
Canada Packers Limited
Cee Ee CO
F.C.B. Regina
Co-op Creameries
Co-op Creamery
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creamery Association Ltd
F.O.B
W. J. Sharpe & Co., Ltd
Broad Street
Symons
Rocanville
McCormick Deering
Nick Kotak
Gilbert Plains
Reisch Auction School
Mason City
Iowa
Acme Sewage Services
Lacon Street
Stony Plain
Dwlfferin
Garman
Nic Froebe
Department of Transport
H. W. C. North
Carman
Recorder
Tisdale, Sask
Patrick Gerald Ryan
Minnedosa
P. G. Ryan
Gov't Photo
Pioneer Weekly
James Peaker
Rev
Lewis
James D. Taylor
By Wace Brookes
Household Arts Department
Department P.P.L
Front Street W
Tor ‘To
Industrial Development Fund
Saskatchewan Industrial Development Office
IDO
Industrial Development Fund Committee
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