Town planning seen as essential not a luxury
An expert argues town planning is a necessity to maximize value for taxpayers. It details grid patterns, street classifications, and future school sites to avoid costly missteps, urging community input through councils and local organizations to guide comprehensive development.
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Chambers of Commerce
Women's Institutes
Saskatchewan History of a Province hits bookstores
The book Saskatchewan the History of a Province by Jim Wright, a major Golden Jubilee project, is now available. Fred McGuinness announced the release, with over two years of research and more than 100 drawings by A. W. Davey. Chapter topics include Rock water and soil and first immigrants.
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Saskatchewan
Fred McGuinness
Jim Wright
Saskatoon
A. W. Davey
G. W. Simpson
University of Saskatchewan
Alexander Robb
Regina
Wright
Household Pointers From A Practical Guide
Practical tips include repurposing lipstick containers for pins and needles, weekly stain removal with a soda and lime solution, soap for sticky drawers, graphite as curtain track first aid, and whitening piano keys with alcohol followed by polishing.
Smile Of The Week Private Banter On Crates
The comic exchange centers on a sergeant claiming to cure a sore back. A private asks how, and the sergeant reveals the remedy was simply no crate movement. The dialogue captures light wartime humor about discipline and small comforts.
Gremlins of the milk can threaten dairy profits
The article warns dairymen to use clean, seamless non rusting cans to protect milk and cream flavor. Even minor rust or a split seam can ruin taste and lower prices, so routine inspections and modern sanitary containers are essential to prevent losses.
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Dairyman
Trees for Saskatchewan school grounds offered free
Regina reports the Forest Nursery Station at Indian Head cooperates with the Education Department to distribute free trees for school grounds in Jubilee Year. Schools must prepare soil over three years and cover shipping. applications due by August 15. Species include willow, ash, carragana, cottonwood, elm, laurel, maple, poplars. small evergreen fee.
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Regina
Indian Head
Department of Education
W. S. Lloyd
Lloyd
Humorous Vignettes Tackle Everyday Quirks and Misread Signals
A collection of light anecdotes and cartoons ranging from an office boy’s grand funeral excuse to a farmer’s land dispute resolved by an uncle. Other bits poke fun at a letterless newspaper, detour misreadings, a wary mountain guide, and poker banter highlighting human foibles.
Speedball hitting tips for teen players
The article explains why teens struggle with speedball pitching and offers drills and posture changes. Key points include standing closer to the catcher, using a choke grip, short brisk swings, and reducing stride. Practice from closer distances, then return to regular distance as accuracy improves. Wobble causes and fixes for knee, hand, and elbow positions are provided.
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Specsglball
Attractive casual sew pattern for half size figure
Pattern 4865 offers a roomy half size dress design with step in style and simple lines. It targets sizes 14 and 16 with 4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16 1 and provides complete illustrated instructions. Order by sending 35 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto with size name address and style number.
Golden Jubilee Railway Excursion to Churchill
Regina hosts a Golden Jubilee rail trip to Churchill on Hudson Bay from July 27 to August 1 with all inclusive rates for two in a berth from 76.70 to 91.50. Highlights include 10,000 ton freighters Kettle Rapids Fort Prince of Wales and an army base. entertainment car and souvenir gifts. Reservations via W J Hansen Canadian National Railway agents or Frank Eliason Hudson Bay Association.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Churchill
Hudson Bay
W. J. Hansen
Mr. Hansen
Canadian National Railway
Frank Eliason
Hudson Bay Association
Saskatoon
Canora
Nelson River
Fort Prince of Wales
Hansen
Device in Elyria summons nurse on critical blood pressure
A new system in Elyria Ohio uses a cuff and microphone to monitor blood pressure. When readings indicate danger a nurse is summoned automatically. The setup includes amplification and a printer recording the pressure.
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Elyria
Ohio
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