Saskatchewan Photographer Elects to U S Professional Council
Miss Olive Roberts production supervisor in Saskatchewan provincial Photographic Services Branch has been elected to the National Council of the Professional Photographers of America. Council members serve two-year terms and attend the annual expo in Los Angeles alongside other provincial and state delegates. Other Saskatchewan reps include Horace West and Henry Thoms of Regina and Saskatoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts
Department of Traed Information
National Council of the Professional Photographers of America
Madison Geddes
Cleveland
Ohio
Geddes
International Group
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Saskatchewan
Horace West
Henry Thoms
Regina
Saskatoon
Listen mum and dad give child full family attention
A short piece from The Independent stresses that active parental listening at least once daily helps a child feel loved and valued. It warns that being brushed off can cause insecurity and shyness, harming a child’s sense of importance.
Red Cross rejects teaching mouth-to-mouth resuscitation
The Canadian Red Cross Society announced it will not promote mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-airway resuscitation in its water safety and first aid classes. A national conference of medical authorities cited practical difficulties and advised continuing manual methods with a patent airway as essential.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Toronto
John T. Phair
Phair
F. C. Monkhouse
University of Toronto
League of Red Cross Societies
United States
Monkhouse
W. S. Stanbury
Stanbury
Winners named in fire contest Manitoba cities honored
Five Manitoba communities received recognition for fire safety awareness during Fire Prevention Week. Sponsored by the National Fire Protection Association committee, the contest encouraged year round prevention efforts. Brandon led Class B cities. Transcona, Flin Flon followed in Class C. Neepawa topped Class B towns. Gilbert Plains led Class Tows.
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Manitoba
H. E. Puttee
National Fire Protection Association (International
Brandon
Transcona
Flin Flon
Neepawa
Gilbert Plains
Call for Listener Support to Improve Broadcast Music
The article argues that radio listening shapes public taste and urges all stakeholders including listeners, advertisers, directors, and manufacturers to support better music. It notes planned programs and projects such as Music of All Nations and a piano exam music demonstration, urging readers to write to stations in support of higher quality broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowling
Mn Focal Weekly
Western Development Museum
Fionera
Saskatchewan Tourism Exhibits At U S Shows
Saskatchewan Government Tourist Branch will display exhibits at two Northwest US shows. From March 31 to April 5 Des Moines Iowa hosts the 17th Sports Boat and Vacation Show and March 27 to April 5 Minneapolis hosts the 26th Northwest Boat Sports and Travel Show. The displays will be manned by government and tourist staff to promote Saskatchewan attractions and distribute information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Northwest
Harvey Dryden
Saskatchewan
Des Moines
Iowa
Northwest
Minneapolis
Dryden
Locker Plant Remodel to House Modern Food Market
Indian Head’s Les Jupp remodelling the Locker Plant to create a 1500 square foot full service food market with fruits vegetables and frozen foods while keeping fresh meat and rocket facilities. The project aims for March opening and features updated equipment and Red and White styling. Jupp, born 1921 Moose Jaw, RCAF veteran and community leader, operates since 1946 and has served on town council and Legion roles.
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Ai Amtian
Sedern
Les Jupp
Red & White
Jupp
North America
Indian Head
Mr. Jupp
Moose Jaw
RCAF
Germany
Canada
Canadian Legion
Saskatchewan Locker Operators’ Association Or
the News
Sask
Canada Dry in Airlifted Water for Belleville Macs Tour
Canada Dry delivered thirty six gallons of specially processed drinking water to support the Belleville Macs in their European tour. Plans were finalized after talks between Billy Reay and company officials. The water was to be distributed at each tour stop ahead of the world championship events in Prague and Bratislava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville McFarlands
Canada
Billy Reay
Belleville
Canada Dry Limited
Macs
Toronto
Prague
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
TCA
MacFarlands
Canada Dry
Whitby Dunlops
Oslo
Norway
McFarlands
Remiely
Travea Ets
Heart Fund Drive Urges Support for Health Research
Readers are urged to contribute to the Heart Fund Drive as a way to back medical research on heart health. The note stresses practical self care and funding for better treatment, while referencing the dangers of heart trouble and the need to keep the body functioning efficiently.
Canadian Mental Health Association appeals for Saskatchewan support
A plea from the Canadian Mental Health Association highlights constant crisis calls from families and patients in Saskatchewan. The article stresses expanding rehabilitation, public education, and volunteer services, urging readers to become members to reduce misery, with quotes on the value of helping a single person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Dion
Canadia A
Mental Health Association
Ben
Canadian
Canadian Mental Health Association
Saskatchewan
Estevan plans flood control and irrigation expansion urged
The Estevan Conservation and Development Area advocates promotion of flood control and irrigation plans in the Souris River Valley. The move aims to secure water rights, bolster Estevan’s water supply for industry, and ensure future growth with a safe water margin while coordinating with regional municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estevan
Souris
City of
Canada
Boundary Dam
International Waterways Commission
West
Moose Jaw
Regina
Estevan Conservation and Development Area
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