Easter reflection on Christ not a martyrdom
A devotional piece emphasizes Easter as Jesus death for sinners not a martyrdom or moral philosophy. It contrasts secular Easter symbols with the salvific sacrifice, cites scriptures, and invites readers to accept Christ for eternal life. It urges personal decision at church exit.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Jest the Martyr
God
Heaven
Hell
Christ
Gethsemane
Slow down and discuss athletic activity with doctor
At fifty, take stock of sports and consult a physician. Reducing strenuous activities is advised while continuing safe options like walking golf fishing lawn bowling swimming and gardening provided the doctor approves.
Saskatchewan to Welcome Harvard Biologist as Associate Professor
An outstanding researcher and teacher from Harvard University will join the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon as associate professor of biology effective July 1, 1959. Taylor A. Steeves, native of Massachusetts, studies plant morphology and development and growth. His honors include three fellowships. His wife works on pollen analysis in geological strata, a field aiding petroleum exploration.
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Harvard University
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Taylor A. Steeves
A. C. McEown
Prof. Steeves
Massachusetts
Harvard
D. S. Rawson
Steeves
Sheldon
University of Manchester
England
Society of Fellows
Lalor Foundation
Department of Biological Sciences
Stanford University
Laws still enforced though game warden gone
Saskatchewan replaces game wardens with Conservation Officers as enforcement shifts to education and resource management. Deputy Minister J W Churchman notes 75 officers cover large districts, focusing on informing the public, school talks, and guiding use of fish, forests, and wildlife for the province’s needs.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Natural Resources
J. W. Churchman
Boy Scouts
Churchman
Conservation
U.S
North West Territories
Mr. Churchman
CNR Snow Plows Chalk Up 60000 Miles In Western Region
Canadian National Railways snow plows accumulated nearly 60 000 miles in November December and January to keep lines open in the Western Region. The Manitoba district logged 31 915 miles, over half the total, with British Columbia 16 000 plus, Saskatchewan 9436 and Alberta 1609.
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Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Hit Song Sparks Mixed Reactions Over Lyrics
The music is described as chaotic and discordant while noting its massive popularity. Critics call the lyrics odd and tuneless, yet listeners praise the track's catchy hook and chart success.
Fowler named new president of Federated Co operatives
Harry L Fowler 62 of Saskatoon was named president of Federated Co operatives succeeding George Urwin who retires. D G Tullis becomes secretary treasurer and three vice presidents named L L Lloyd Moosonee Wells and C F Wood. Fowler a noted co operative leader has long Saskatchewan career and is married to Dorothy Misenhimer.
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Harry L. Fowler
Federated Co-operatives
Saskatoon
Federated Co-operatives Limited
George Urwin
Urwin
L. L
Wells
Tuxford
Sask
C.F Wood Marquette
H L. Fowler
Canada
FCL
Prince Edward Island
Bank of Nova Scotia
George Munro
Sherwood Co-op
Regina
Wilcox
Fowler
Wilcox Cooperative Association
Saskatchewan
Harry Fowler
Co-operative Associations
Canadian Co-operative Implements Limited
Saskatchewan Co-operative Credit Society
Co-op Fidelity and Guarantee Company
Co-operative Trust Company
Medical Co-Operatives
Consumers’ Co-operative Refineries
National Farm Machinery Co-operaire
Shelbyville
Indiana
Tisdale Co-operative Association
Saskatchewan Royal Commission On Agriculture and Rural Life
Dorothy Misenhimer
Strongfield
Co-Operative Organization
RCAF
Mr. Tullis
Two Drama Workshops Planned in Saskatchewan
Mrs Ramsay Saskatchewan Regional Chairman announces two specialized drama workshops for the year. A Religious Drama course will run April 27 to May 2 at Prairie Christian Training Centre Fort Qu Appelle with Mrs Gordon Toombs as Co ordinator. An Advanced Directors Workshop will be held July 21 to 31 at St Chad's College Regina, with 28 scholarships available to cover board and room. Applicants must have drama experience and be able to return to the community to train others. Registration $7.50 for texts and $2.50 for social. applications due March 31 1959 to the Fitness and Recreation Division.
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R. B. Ramsay
Saskatchewan
Dominion Drama Festival
Prairie Christian Training Centre
Fort Qu'Appelle
Gordon Toombs
Dewdney Avenue
Regina
Region, Fitness and Recreation Division
Ckck Broadcasting Company
Saskatchewan High School Drama Association
St. Chad's College
Ramsay
Mary Ellen Burgess
Burgess
Fitness and Recreation Division
Government Administration
Easter travel in Rockies to Pacific Coast by CPR
Prairie residents map a semi all expenses Easter tour from Winnipeg west to the Rocky Mountain foothills. The CP R Dominion train with dome cars carries travelers to Penticton for an Okanagan motor tour and visits to a fruit plant. A bus trip to Vancouver follows then home via the Dominion with optional Victoria and Nanaimo side trips.
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Rockies
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific Railway
C.P.R
Dominion
Okanagan Valley
Penticton
Vancouver
Princeton - Hope Highway
Victoria
Nanaimo
Winnipeg
Rocky Mountain
Drive With Care The Life You Save May Be Your Own
A public safety notice urges careful driving to prevent accidents and protect drivers and pedestrians. It emphasizes personal responsibility on roadways and recalls the saying The life you save may be your own. Road safety reminders stress alertness and prudent behavior behind the wheel.
Bert Dyer Wins BR.O.P. Trophy at Dairyman's Convention
Bert Dyer of Carlyle received the Holstein Freisen Association of Canada Trophy at Regina during the 50th Annual Dairyman's Convention. The award honors the herd with the highest Breed Class Average, based on 1958 production of 14 329 pounds of milk and 527 pounds of butter fat.
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Bert Dyer
Br.o.p
Regina
Carlyle
Holstien Freisen Association of Canada
Dyer
Carlyle Observer
Alberta Chinook Blasts Snow into Snowball Fields
A brisk Monday wind from a chinook rolled through Alberta creating tacky snow and lifting snow off the ground. Farmers report open fields covered in thousands of snowballs some football sized, as wind gusts reach up to 76 miles per hour in Calgary.
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Calgary
Alberta
the Times
Delburne
Great Heights Metaphor and The Dollar’s Time Value
The text contrasts lifting a sail with striving for success and notes a modern view that saving money costs time and opportunity. It presents a philosophical pairing of effort, risk, and the economy as signaling that restraint may forgo enjoyable chances.
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Dim Fairfield
Ray Puddicombe
Southey
U. of S
U. of S. Photo
CNR
D. E. Stewart
C. B. Fraser
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