Saskatchewan Wheat Queen Contest opens entries in Regina
Twenty four candidates entered the 1959 Wheat Queen race sponsored by the Regina Club of the ACT. The winner receives an expense paid trip to Victoria plus prizes. three attendants will join her in Regina for the Exhibition with wardrobe and travel covered. Proceeds aid Mental Health Research and TB prevention.
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Saskatchewan
William Palin
Regina
Associated Canadian Travellers
Victoria
B.C
Chewan
Studies In
Regina Club
A.C.T
J. A. Peters
Broad St
Canada Begins Canning of 70 Million Pounds Pork
A senior Agriculture spokesperson told a Toronto meeting that canning of part of 70 million pounds of pork in cold storage has started. He noted foreign markets are being explored though sales may incur losses, while home consumption could absorb the surplus.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Toronto
R.K. Bennett
Luuncheon
Bennett
Canada
Tor
S. J. Chagnon
Amile Cheneau
Laura Pepper
Mar+ bite Jorie Elwood
Mankoto Union Hospital Board Wins Approval for Nurses Residence
The Hon. J. Walter Erb minister of public health approves construction of a six bed nurses residence and grants $4,500 toward costs. A matching grant will be sought from federal health authorities.
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Mankoto
University of Saskatchewan opens Animal Husbandry Building
President W. P. Thompson officially opened the new 475000 Animal Husbandry Building at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon on June 13 at 1 p.m. Chancellor F. H. Auld chaired the ceremony and Dr. Auld spoke on the department’s history as guests from government livestock groups and meat industry attended. Minister I. C. Nollet delivered the main address and turned over keys to C. H. Whiting who passed them to Dr. Thompson for the formal opening. A tour of the facilities followed.
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University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
W. P. Thompson
I. Nollet
U. of S
University
F. H. Auld
Dr. Auld
Provincal
I. C. Nollet
Prize herd of cattle given to Boys' Town B C
A prize herd of highland cattle has been given to Boys' Town, B C, to form the nucleus of a ranching and exhibiting project for needy boys. The 17 head herd includes two newborn calves and will move to the 1000 acre ranch on the Hope Princeton Highway where the town is being developed.
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Edmonton
Alita
B.C
Hope-Princeton, High Way
Fur Trade Areas Akiavik Center of Arctic Commerce
Akiavik in Canada's Northwest Territories stands as a major fur trade hub. The article notes evolving roles of women in seeking and obtaining what they want in contemporary society.
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Akiavik
Canada
Northwest Territories
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