Saskatchewan high school track move toward provincial championships
The article outlines a voluntary, organization driven path from school meets to district and area championships, culminating in the Saskatchewan High School Provincial Championships in Saskatoon on June 8 and 10. It notes the SHSAA role and expansion to girls, plus the need for careful planning, officials, grounds, and awards.
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Saskatchewan
Aberta
Manitoba
Bexsons
Saskatoon
Regina
Joe” Griffiths
University of Saskatchewan
Department of Education
Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
United States
Shsa.a
Alberta Co op Branch Praises Growth of Rural Co-ops
A 1960 report from the Co operative Activities and Credit Union Branch shows 873 co-ops and credit unions in Alberta with assets near 200 million and membership around 250 000. Co operatives range from large consumer and grower groups to small rural service co-ops, all supervised by the government.
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Alberta
Department of Industry and Development
Alberta Co operatives Drive Growth Across Economy
Alberta sees rapid expansion in credit unions and co operatives with 6 950 new members last year and 251 units. The Co operative Activities Act regulates major ventures like the Alberta Wheat Pool and Central Alberta Dairy Pool, with advisory support from the branch to ensure smooth operation. Rural electrification coops reach 52 000 farm homes, backed by a 32 million dollar revolving loan fund.
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Alberta
Alberta Wheat Pool
Central Alberta Dairy Pool
Northern Alberta Dairy Pool
Alberta co ops boost services with fire protection
In 1960 eighteen artificial insemination co-ops across Alberta expanded beyond members needs. Three organizations already operated to provide fire protection for members, illustrating the growing scope of cooperative efforts within rural areas.
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Alberta
Earth Polar Diameter Roughly Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Miles
The article states Earth’s polar diameter about 7,900 miles. It emphasizes a measurement of the planet’s north-south span and notes it differs from the equatorial width.
Hunting tales from a winter Rockies expedition
Coleman, Alta reports Harvey Bouthillier led kitchen duties on a British Columbia big game hunt last winter. He cooked clam chowder in a coffee percolator and fried trout in pancake batter, earning praise despite imperfect heat and stray grounds. Another bear hunt may bring more recipes.
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Coleman
Alta
Harvey Bouthillier
Rockies
British Columbia
Harvey
The
Coleman Journal
Argentine knocks out Folley to shock Patterson rival
Argentine heavyweight Alejandro Lavorante knocked out Zora Folley in the seventh round at Los Angeles. Folley, ranked No. 3 by Ring and No. 4 by the NBA, fell after six straight rights to the jaw and was counted out at 35 seconds of the seventh. Folley had been knocked out by Sonny Liston previously.
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Los Angeles
Zora Folley
Alejandro Lavorante
Argentina
Folley
Ring Magazine
National Boxing Association
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Lavorante
Ring
Patterson
Chandler
Ariz
Laverante
Pear Halves Dessert With Chocolate and Walnuts
Toast one cup bread cubes until crisp. Mix with confectioners sugar and walnuts. Melt two and a half squares unsweetened chocolate and blend with the toast mixture. Spoon into hollowed canned pear halves. Top with whipped cream and chopped walnuts.
Frog builds mud wall creating nursery circle
A tropical frog constructs a circular mud wall in a stream forming a sheltered nursery where tadpoles hatch and grow.
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Co-op
Anne Adams
Dept. Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
W. A. R. Orban
School of Physical Education
Karl George Bernard Sterzer
B.A
Bashaw
Dr. Orban
Ernest Alfred Nicholls
John David Orrin Mooney
Robert Douglas Bell
Kenneth Charles Sauer
Fox Valley
Mike Julian Regush
Bell
U. of S
Marian Alice Wedge
J. B. Wedge
Emmett Hall
Wedge
Earth's
Joseph Ribkoff
Montreal
Vickie
Etta
Trick Etta
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