Canadian Rambouillet Sheep Shipments to Israel Begin
Medical Hat mayor Harry Weiner will ship 14 Rambouillet sheep to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for acclimation experiments in Israel. Dr. H Epstein notes Canadian Rambouillets perform well in milk, wool, and meat production, aiming to establish breeding programs as dairy farming grows.
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Medicine Hat
Canada
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Israel
Harry Weiner
H Epstein
Weiner
Sea of Galilee
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Epstein
United States
Civic Program Swift Current Storm Sewer Project
Swift Current plans a $55 000 storm sewer project to be finished in September. Completion will allow a two year street paving program to start thereafter as announced by the engineering department.
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Swift Current
Rain of Fish Reported in Wadena Saskatchewan
In Wadena Saskatchewan a farmer, Ernie Vallacott, found 36 small fish in a puddle on a wheat shield after a long period of rain. Most fish were about two inches long.
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Wadena
Sask
Ernie Vallacott
Gasoline Lacks a Single Chemical Formula
Gasoline does not have a fixed chemical formula because it is a blend of many hydrocarbons forming a dynamic mixture rather than a single compound. This explains why it is described as a nonstable combination rather than an individual substance with a precise formula.
Weekly Bible Comment on Home Life and Youth
The article argues juvenile delinquency stems from weak homelife and parental guidance, noting both rich and poor parents share responsibility. It cites outside influences and widespread secularism as eroding morals, urging Christian standards inside and outside the home to curb youth problem areas.
Teaching Indian children in the northern wilds
John Goertzen, a northern Saskatchewan teacher for 16 years, explains that words like car and train fail to connect with Metis pupils. He substitutes plane and canoe to suit their familiar travel modes and advocates a textbook tailored for northern students. He notes few truancy issues and dedication despite extreme cold.
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Prince Albert
Wilds
John Goertzen
Saskatchewan
John
Goertzen
Inventor’s car alarm and musings on women and traffic quirks
An automotive burglar alarm with a loud horn that only the owner can silence is described. The piece weaves in jokes about understanding women, brands like Christian Dior, and quotes on male behavior, plus notes on traffic horn laws in Paris and Rome.
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Christian Dior
Dior
Paris
Rome
Spry 87-Year-Old Farmer Keeps Harvest Going on Farm
James Grant, born in Nova Scotia, moved west 63 years ago and still works power machinery on his son‑in‑law W. G. Nelson’s farm northeast of here. He says he’s slowed some but remains active in harvest duties.
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Brandon
James Grant
Nova Scotia
W. G. Nelson
Here
Earth much older than once thought at 4.2 billion years
A Canadian scientist told 1000 geophysics experts that Earth may be about 4.2 billion years old, with a 10 percent margin, aligning with revised astronomical estimates that put the universe at around 5 billion years. The figure is based on isotopic decay in lead ores, via physics rather than geology.
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Rome
D. W. Allen
Geophysics Laboratory
University of Toronto
Shin Splints Guide for Athletes and Treatments
The article explains shin splints as pain along the shin and localized tenderness usually above the ankle. It links the condition to hard surfaces, notes ankles and shoes, and recommends warm up drills, hot and cold soaks, and specific exercises like Heel and Toe Rock and Lift to strengthen the lower legs.
Kitchen Meditations By Jane Dale
A short verse observes hands clasped in heartfelt prayer rather than frenzied supplication or public display. The hands, though marred by years of toil and pain, rest in repose and convey a quiet, heaven sent devotion.
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Jane Dale
First Turkish Grad Under NATO Plan in Canada
Dogan Yesil age 23 son of Istanbul clothing maker becomes the first Turkish airman to graduate under the NATO air training plan in Canada.
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Moose Jaw
Dogan Yesil
Istanbul
Canada
Boiling Vegetables Tip Keeps Lid From Jumping
Weekly tip advises adding a teaspoon of butter to boiling starchy vegetables like beans to prevent the lid from bouncing or jumping off during cooking.
Weekly Crossword Puzzle
Horizontal clues list definitions and abbreviations for a themed puzzle. Vertical clues mirror entries with references to forms islands doctrine and other common crossword terms. The grid presents standard puzzle items including derivatives and foreign language terms.
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Jerusalem
New York
Weekly Bible Comment
Switzerland
Joan Crawford
Joan
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Sir Andrew Cloud
Sir Andrew
Larry Hollon
Dallas
Tex
George
Geer OY
Earth
Russia
Empire State Building
Thomas E. Dewey
Chicago
National Council of Churches of Christ
Utah
U.S
Red China
Aswers
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Priscilla
Jenny LU
AY Pop
By al Vermeer
Department of Sports College
Lloyd
Percival
First Turk Grad
Egypt
Idaho
StLair
Avd
Gilbert Island
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