Construction of Regina gas system begins
Regina mayor T H Cowburn officiated at a ceremonial ribbon cut as Ceratraction of the Saskatche War brewer Corporatio' s natural geonstruction sytem for the City of Regina commenced, marking a red letter day for the city and its push for new industry and business.
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Regina Gas System
Corporatio
Regina
T H. Cowburn
Paci Te SE Company
Alberta
Cowburn
Re Tis
Renovation at The Stanley Hotel Under Way
The Stanley hotel in Winkler is undergoing a $15,000 upgrade to modern standards. H Neufeld & Sons will stucco the exterior and complete interior renovations include tiling, new drapes, updated bathrooms, plumbing improvements, and renewed front office.
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Stanley
Winkjers Earnest
Dick Howard
H. Neufeld & Sons
Winkler, Man, May
Bursaries Offered for Postgraduate Nurse Training
Six bursaries of up to 1500 each are available to fund one year of university level training in nursing administration teaching and supervision. Hon J Walter Erb Saskatchewan Minister of Public Health announced the program and said it aims to defray costs for professionals in nursing specialties. Applications are through the Director Division of Hospital Administration and Standards Regina.
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J. Walter Erb
Saskatchewan
Division of
Department of Public Health
Regina
Saskatchewan Power Corporaton
Russ Brown
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Printed Pattern 4869 Half Sizes For Busy Households
Half size Printed Pattern 4869 designed for shorter fuller figures to fit without alterations. Diagram sew easy directions printed on each tissue part. Send thirty five cents in coins for pattern 135c mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto address with name, address, and style number.
Easy cross stitch motifs for towels and home decor
Quick, fun patterns with bright gay motifs for towels and kitchen decor. Instructions invite help from a daughter, offer Pattern 7281 with six motifs about 5 by 7 inches, and request 35 cents for copying via coins, stamps not accepted. Aimed at readers of Alice Brooks Needlecraft book with dozens more designs to order.
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Alice Brooks
Canadian Red Cross Loans Free Sickroom Supplies
The Red Cross operates loan cupboards in 522 Canadian communities offering sickroom supplies at no cost to residents. The program supplies items needed for home care, enabling access across diverse regions.
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Canadian Red Cross
Canada
Opportunity knocks in the weekly field
The article traces weekly newspaper origins in prairie towns and notes the evolving economics and training needed. It highlights Ryerson Institute of Technology adapting its journalism and printing management program for weekly careers and mentions ten $500 bursaries from the All Canada Insurance Federation for eligible students.
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Prairies
Ryerson Institute of Technology
All Canada Insurance Federation
Social Credit promises 30 percent income tax cut amid warnings
The first crop of promises by the Social Credit party in Toronto promises a 30 percent cut in income tax. Critics warn such a cut would require higher taxes elsewhere and harm the economy and defence, arguing voters deserve realism.
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Social Credit Party
Toronto
Garbage dumping by vandals on farms irks Alberta farmers
Farmers in Alberta report large winter garbage dumps on farm and range land scattered by vandals. Cleanup interrupts spring work and proves difficult to prosecute. The piece calls dumping a vile vandalism deserving fines and jail.
The Smile Debate in Politics and Press Photos
A discussion on the overuse of smiles in press photos and political campaigns. The piece argues that forced grins look artificial and may misrepresent candidates and entertainers while urging natural expressions as a truer reflection of character.
Democracy and high school enrollment reform
The Peterborough Examiner argues for equal access to schooling but urges dropping students who do not work after fair warning. It supports remaining in school only if the pupil proves they belong, claiming democracy is strained by nonworking attendees and calling for realignment of high school aims.
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Joey Brown
Hollywood
Winston Churchill
Peterborough Examiner
Social Credit flop signals waning fan support in Canada
The Toronto Social Credit meeting drew only 1800 of 2500 seats, signaling weak appeal before the election. The note mentions Diefenbaker drawing larger crowds in western Social Credit strongholds and suggests Canada may revert to a two party system as Solon Low hints.
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People of Canada
Toronto
Diefenbaker
Social Credit
Canada
Solon Low
Messrs
Low
Manning
Bennet
Ottawa
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J. E. Cooper
J. H. Brockelbank
G. W. C. Johns
Chamber of Commerce
T. K. Shoyama
H Marsh
L. I. Hockley
SPC
John Mollard
Fraser Stewart
Troy Thompson
The
Fish Engineering Company
G. W. Abernathy
Pacific SE. Company
E. Manning
A. E. Ackerman
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Household Arts Department
P.P.L
Alice Brookes
Opportunity Knocks
the Clarion, Kindersley, Sask
the Herald Tribune
Grande Prairie
Alta
Innisfail Alta
the Mercury
Estevan, Sask
the Press
Acton, Ont
the Gazette
Grand Forks, B.C
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