Gordon Commission predicts oil and gas boom for Canada
The Gordon Royal Commission foresees oil and gas becoming central to Canada’s economy by 1980. It projects production of 1.1 billion barrels of petroleum and 3,000 billion cubic feet of natural gas annually, with large export surpluses and billions in tax revenues, highlighting the West’s resource-driven growth.
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Pablix
OU Halietin
Calgary
Alta Mar
Canada
Royal
Walter L. Gordon
Gordon Commission
Royal Commission On Energy
Henry Borden
Gorden Commission
Lakehead Surprises Reveal Heart of the Continent
The Lakehead twin cities Thunder Bay and surrounding areas captivate residents with the St. Lawrence Seaway era views. Mighty ships and Salties enliven summer talk as locals praise forest and mineral wealth and anticipate renewed prosperity.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Continent
Lake Superior
Lakehead
Thunder Bay
Twin Cities
Montreal
Galties
Curiosity and Safety in Handling Explosives at Home
The piece warns that curious children may misuse dangerous materials. It stresses that adults must store explosives and ammunition safely when not in use to prevent accidents and disasters.
Canadian national parks seek local government study
Three Canadian towns inside Banff Jasper and Waterton Lakes National Parks have no local government and residents pay only for services and licenses. A Queen's University team will study governance, tenure and advisory voices to advise Resources Minister Hamilton on potential changes.
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the Times
Wetaskiwin
Alta
Banff, Jasper
Waterton Lakes
National Parks Branch
Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources
Institute of Local Government of
Queen's University
Alvin Hamilton
Parks Administration
K. G. Crawford
Institute of Local Government
First Queen Elizabeth II scholarship awarded to Michayluk
Julian Orest Michayluk of Krydor is named the first Queen Elizabeth II scholarship recipient for graduate studies in education. The $1,200 gift from Saskatchewan will be presented to Queen Elizabeth II during her Regina visit, with Michayluk receiving the inaugural award for Master of Education work at the University of Saskatchewan.
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Julian Orest Michayluk
Krydor
T. C. Douglas
Province of
Saskatchewan
Regina
Michayluk
Krydor High School
Teachers College
Saskatoon
Blaine Lake
College of Education
University of Saskatchewan
North Battleford Collegiate Institute
Queen Elizabeth
Sask
Gov't
New mental clinic opens in Prince Albert
The Sun reports Prince Albert gains a full time mental health clinic opened on July 20 by J Walter Erb minister of public health. It becomes Saskatchewan's third new clinic in five years and brings the province total to five with facilities in Saskatoon Regina Moose Jaw and Swift Current. Services include consultation for doctors out patient treatment rehabilitation and mental health promotion with referrals from family doctors required unless under social welfare and rehabilitation care.
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J. Walter Erb
Prince Alvert
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Regina
Moose Jaw
Swift Current
Department of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation
Ignorance Costs More Than An Education
A compact aphorism notes that ignorance can be more costly than receiving an education, highlighting the value of knowledge in decision making and opportunity.
Weeklies Lead Advertising Media in Reader Acceptance
W H Bill Cranston, head of the Shoe Corporation of Canada, urged publishers to focus on captivated audiences over captive ones. He argued newspapers offer personal, trusted evaluation and can link consumer, marketer and manufacturer through local sponsorships. A pilot showing Hewetson footwear rose 42 percent after local ads.
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Bill’ Cranston
Shoe Corporation of Canada
Thte Canada
Community Journal
Cranston
Saskatchewan House Summer Festival Exhibits Open July 17
The Peoples of the Province Exhibition features historical photos and maps showing ethnic distribution in Saskatchewan. The festival also includes a loan of nearly 30 paintings by provincial artists and a Batoche area drawings exhibit with Louis Riel’s fiddle. Admission is free and exhibits run daily 10 AM to 8:30 PM.
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Saskatchewan House
Saskatchewan
Batoche
Louis Riel
Luxury Cunard Caronia Offers Fall Europe Cruises
The Cunard Line lists two Caronia voyages from New York on August 21 and September 10 to Havre and Southampton at transatlantic rates. The air conditioned liner features private baths in staterooms, bedside telephone, Balmoral and Sandringham dining rooms, an open air pool, Veranda Cafe, theatre, Observation Lounge, garden lounges, smoking rooms and a full gym.
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Europe
Cunard Line
New York
Havre
Southampton
Atlantic
Balmoral
Sandringham
Caronia
Candy Timing Aids Dental Health
A guidance note urges eating sweets with meals to reduce tooth decay. After meals, teeth should be brushed well to remove food particles that could form acids damaging enamel. The advice promotes safety and dental hygiene.
Oil production up says Evans in May Manitoba
Crude oil output in May reached 433 816 barrels up from 422 474 in April due partly to an extra day. May daily average was 13 994 barrels as three new wells began production and four were abandoned including one converted to salt water disposal. Manitoba has 883 producing wells, one fewer than April, with 768 wells actively producing in May.
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Gurney Evans
Mines and Natural Resources
May
Manitoba
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Yaris
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Frost Street
Toronto
Levason
Lakehead Surprise
the Sun
Kelvin Denike
Thomas Kearns
Kearns
Carl Radbruch
New Mental Clinic
P.A
W. H
Evans
Dewdney Ave
Jordan
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