Community swims pool project faces liquidation plan
The Swift Current Sun reports a 41 905 76 estimated outdoor pool project cost financed by the community. Fund-raising totals 42 560 55 with payments 41 786 41 and a bank balance 774 12. A liability of 19 345 23 remains to be wiped out by further drives before city operation begins.
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Gordon Milord
Booster Club
Swift Current
Sask
Early drinks from honey barley and grapes dated to 1000 BC
Historical note identifies intoxicating beverages produced from honey barley and grapes as existing around 1000 BC, suggesting ancient fermentation practices. The reference highlights early culinary and alchemical knowledge in antiquity.
Printed Patterns and Humorous Vignettes Featured
Pattern ad describes Misses sizes 10 through 20 with Printed Pattern 4720, 35 inch yardage for a dress and bolero, directions included, fifty cent price sent to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. in Toronto. The page also recalls a string of jokes about bears, weddings, and social mores with pithy quips and anecdotes.
Moose Display Opens At Saskatchewan Museum
Artists at the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History unveil a life like Bull Moose and cow in a winter habitat made with plaster and paint. The display, among the museum’s growing animal in natural habitat cases, draws on local forestry impact and moose range across North America.
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Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History
Fred Bard
Fred Lahrman
Joe Fournier
Connell Creek
Bronson Forest
Turtleford
Fred G Bard
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Colorado
United States
Alaska
Michigan
Minnesota
Wyoming
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St. Lawrence
Saskatchewan
Dedication Planned for Vermilion Manse on June 12
Final construction stages complete for the First United Church manse in Vermilion. The Rev. Mr. MacKay and family will move in. inspection is set for Wednesday afternoon June 12 followed by a dedication ceremony and tea at the church hall. Visiting United Church Presbytery officials will partake in an evening service.
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First United Church
Vermilion
United Church Presbytery
Standard
Alta
New Canadians welcomed by Red Cross at Port Nurseries Saint John
The Canadian Red Cross welcomes new Canadians at Port Nurseries in Saint John and Hali fax, highlighting a community integration effort.
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Canadian Red Cross
Saint John
Halifax
Two CN Railways Summer Tours Planned for Canada
Canadian National Railways announces two popular tours. The 21st annual Hudson Bay trip departs Winnipeg August 9 toward Churchill with a second departure August 16. The Bluenose Special from Edmonton travels July 13 to Winnipeg July 14 then to Moncton via Toronto Montreal and Quebec City arriving July 18.
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Canadian National Railways
Hudson Bay
Churchill
Canada
Northern Seaport
CNR
Edmonton
Maritimers
Atlantic
Moncton
N.B
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec City
Rubber used to simulate armor in stage productions
Rubber material, not reflective of the footlights, serves to mimic armor in theatrical presentations, offering safe, flexible protection for actors while maintaining visual impact on stage.
U S wildlife chief asks help for whooping cranes
U S Fish and Wildlife Service supervisor Fred A. Glover spends a Saskatchewan summer conducting surveys to aid the endangered whooping cranes. He urges hunters to avoid misidentifying white birds and to report sightings to the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History to help the species survive.
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Fred A. Glover
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History
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