Construction Progress at South Saskatchewan River Dam
The South Saskatchewan River Dam project advances with 25 contracts awarded totaling about 49.6 million dollars and 25 percent of construction expenditures. The main embankment rises toward a three mile span, plus a second dam in the Qu Appelle Valley, five diversion tunnels, and a 3800 foot spillway with 265 000 cubic feet per second capacity. About 1000 workers are employed on the main dam with 60 000 visitors to the site this season including dignitaries from Canada and overseas.
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South Saskatchewan River
Government of Canada
Province of Saskatchewan
South Saskatchewan
Qu’'Appelle
Coteau Creek
Qu'Appelle
Elbow
Qu'Ap
Pelle Valley
Qu’Appelle Valley
P.F.R.A
Alvin Hamilton
Japan
Roumania
Belgium
Austria
Ireland
England
United States
Dam
Fragrant Lily of the Valley For Winter Blooms In Pots
Easy to grow scented lily of the valley pips are forced indoors for Christmas. Use cold storage pips planted in bowls or pots without drainage, six to seven bulbs per five inch container. Plant one inch apart and one inch deep, firm soil, keep in warm dark place two weeks then move to light.
Freak pea with perfect figure shocks Wadena Saskatchewan
In a Saskatoon style oddity, Mrs. George Stasiuk found a pea in a pod bearing a perfect figure 3 in white. The image appeared under the skin of the pea while shelling peas in her garden. She carried the curious pea on damp tissue to show friends.
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Ripley's
Wadena
Sask
George Stasiuk
Canada’s Postwar Foreign Aid Outlay Reaches Multibillion Total
Since the end of World War II Canada has spent four billion six hundred twenty nine million four hundred fifty thousand dollars in foreign aid. The figure reflects the nation’s generous aid program and the scale of postwar reconstruction efforts.
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Dean Halliday
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