What a Farmer Is to Many People in 1957 Saskatchewan
The Manitou Watrous Sask October 31 1957 presents a reflective portrait of a farmer viewed through multiple perspectives. It lists how wives ministers politicians businessmen bankers neighbors children dogs grocers dairy operators and doctors see him highlighting social roles and personal complexity.
Older workers and employment prejudices
Campbellton Tribune argues many biases against hiring older workers are counterproductive. It states living standards rise only if such prejudices are abandoned and invites reconsideration of social norms affecting the job market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellton
N.B
Tribune
Seaforth Students Shine in Prevention Week Drill
Fire Chief John F. Scott supervised drills at Seaforth area schools. Public school evacuated 341 pupils in 45 seconds, high school 330 pupils in 55 seconds, Sepa rate school 140 pupils in 40 seconds. All schools deemed in good fire hazard condition.
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Seaforth
John F. Scott
Seaforth Main Street
Scott
The
Huron Expositor
Seaforth, Ont
Swift Current TV station CJFB ready to operate in November
The Swift Current CJFB-TV station is expected to be ready by the end of November with the tower en route and erection to begin this week. The transmitter, Canada’s first manufactured, will leave the Toronto plant on October 23 and the station will affiliate with CBC carrying network programs plus films and features. Reception is already reported in Gull Lake with several antennas in use and some reception from Medicine Hat TV not yet satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Current
Cjfb-Tv
Canada
Canadian General Electric
Toronto
CBC
Gull Lake
Medicine Hat
Sask
Bank of Montreal Opens Modern Herbert Branch
The new Bank of Montreal building in Herbert opened two months ago and draws praise from staff and visitors. The modern facilities include a managerial office and basement showers to accommodate a growing staff and increased business as Herbert, a favored shopping center, expands with irrigation groundwork and grain areas nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Herbert
Charlie Cuthbert
Ete Herald
Neighborly News Highlights from Prairie Towns
A collage of light local items from the Indian Head News and sister papers. Notable notes include John Ryhorchuk of Saskatoon famed for a 400 year family CN Rail record featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not, a turnip harvest bee in Carman Man to aid widow Mrs Colin Ashton, a 25 pound turnip on display in Coronation Alberta, and a very old Canada horse Mack at Roblin. Also stories of a dog delivering a wristwatch, a bird dog Star Lady with sixty ducks, long birthday milestones including 96 year old A J Adams, prairie chickens mischief, milk flowing milkman mishap, Northland Fisheries island count joke, two 60th anniversaries, and a charity apron trousers fundraiser run by Guides and Brownies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Head News
Saskatchewan
John Ryhorchuk
Saskatoo
United States
John
Canadian National Railways
Ripley
Bedford
Iowa
Man
Carman
Dufferin Review
Colin Ashton
Huband
Eldon McEachern
McEachern
Ashton
Winnipeg
Coronation Review
Alberta
Theresa Uatch
Lake Thelma
Roblin
Canada
Mack
Robert Arnott
Arnott Farm
Arnott
Neighor Arnott
Meadow Lake
Sask
Harold Plains
Alice Scott
Nipawin
Robert Down
Kenville
Ed Hutchinson
Brandon
Axel Selin
East Hay
Alta
George Blackwell
John Sawersky
Rosthern
A. J. Adams
Melfort
Deliile Advocate
Lorne Campbell
Vanscoy
Lorne
Meadowbrook
Lacombe Globe
Here
Portage la Prairie
Islands
Joe Thorsteinson
Northland
Coronation District
Carrot River
J. H. Lyttle
Saskatchewan STC announces major bus schedule changes
W. W. Flynn announces November 3 changes keyed to Nipawin departure at 7:00 am with direct trips to Prince Albert Saskatoon and Regina. The plan adds daily service from Melfort to Waterson and Kelvington to Saskatoon or Regina plus extended coverage to Kelvington and mid week excursion ease.
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Prince Albert
Nipawin
Saskatoon
Regina
W. W. Flynn
Saskatchewan Transportation Company
Flynn
Melfort
Watson
Kelvington
STC
Wadena
Codette
Pontrilas
Tisdale
Star City
Silver Park
Pleasantdale
Lac Vert
Naham
Spalding
Quill Lake
Clair
Indian Treatment in Canada and United States Criticized
The column criticizes how Canada and the United States have treated Indigenous peoples, arguing there is little to boast about in their record. It rejects claiming successful integration as a model for other nations, citing the Red Deer Advocate as a source.
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Canada
United States
Red Deer
Santa doll pattern for a 12 inch sock doll
Pattern 7161 offers directions for a doll and clothes. Requires red material and terry cloth for fur trim. Send thirty-five cents to Household Arts Dept PPL 60 Front Street Toronto with name address pattern number. Free patterns printed in ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Book 1957 plus other designs. send 25 cents for the book.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Plains
Household Arts Department
Alice Brooks
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Wiese
Sears
Dodd
Anna Heloms
Krally
Homewood
Brigdenly
Boyne
Sperling
Forest
Garnett
Graysville
Dufferin
Grenfell Sun
Stettler
Girl Guides
Achtan Farm
Cumberland Howse
D. McIntyre
W. M. Eisele
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Cumberland
By Alice Broeles