Saskatchewan University Campus Expansion and Buildings
The article describes Regina and Saskatoon campus growth including Memorial Union, Medical College Building, University Hospital, Murray Memorial Library, Saskatchewan Cancer and Medical Research Institute, and new Arts and Biology buildings. It notes funding by Canadian Cancer Society, National Cancer Institute, province, and board of governors, plus the Norman Mackenzie Art Gallery expansion and Darke Hall add. It also mentions a Saskatoon Agriculture campus with new dairy, piggery, and farm workshop facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meria Union
Th Memorial Union
Medical College
University Hospital
Ellis Hall
Murray Memorial Library
Saskatchewan Cancer and Medical Research Institute
Saskatchewan Archives
College of Law
Murray Memorial
Canadian Cancer Society
Saskatchewan
National Cancer Institute
Province of Saskatchewan
Board of Governors
Regina
Nere
Norman Mackenzie Artalery
Canada
Regina College
N Man Mackenzie
Galeries and Works
Stumlios
Darke Hall
Conservatory of Music
Saskatoon
College of Agriculture
Proposals Expand University Campus Beneath River Dam Plan
A 240 acre irrigation project north of the Saskatoon campus aims to solve dam related water issues. A new perimeter road enhances safety and aesthetics while traffic flows change. The university enlarges land holdings, totaling about 2600 acres, to support expansion near the river and Forestry Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Saskatoon
City of
University
People
L of
Saskatchewan
Rogers to continue as secretary on Manitoba school division commission
Justice Mannin announced that C K Rogers will serve as secretary of the six member School Divisions Boundaries Commission. The panel met August 26 to extend duties under amended Public Schools Act, with adjustments in finances as divisions take over buildings sites and equipment from local boards. Rogers began provincial service in 1925 as Inspector of Schools for the Gladstone Division. The article also notes pipes in organs, from 370 to more than 40 000 pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Mannin
School Divisions Boundaries Commission
C. K. Rogers
Manitoba Department of Education
Justice Mannin
Rogers
Gladstone
Big fish fishing at Childs Lake in Duck Mountain area
In the Duck Mountain Forest Reserve, Childs Lake hosts large trout averaging around 12 pounds, with some original stock from 1945 still present. Northern pike offer another option for anglers, while a new gravel road to the dock improves access. Camping facilities and cookhouses are expanding with ongoing upgrades to picnic grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Mountain Forest Reserve
Childs Lake
Budget Friendly Fish and Offal Dishes For Frugal Meals
The guide suggests affordable ways to enjoy fish through baking broiling boiling or frying with herbs for extra flavor. It also highlights variety meats such as liver kidney heart and brains as tasty options rich in iron and worthy of careful preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiron
Desk Patterns Promote Homework Space For All
A home craftsman can build a complete study set using Pattern 402 for the desk Pattern 224 for the chair Pattern 204 for the lamp and Pattern 401 for the initial book. Patterns are 40c each or any three for 1.05 from Home Workshop Patterns 4433 West 5th Avenue Vancouver B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iment P.P.L
West 5Th Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Kirkcraft Turns Hobby Into Busy Norval Business
Mrs Mayme Moyer and partners transformed a hobby into Kirkcraft a thriving Norval village shop on No 7 Highway The converted Presbyterian church houses a late Victorian sitting room tea service and space for 40 artists creating hand made dresses jewelry paintings and pottery with customers enjoying afternoon tea and parking advantages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Moyer
Kirkcraft
Norval
Norval Village
Moyers
Toronto
Georgetown
Mrs. Moyer
D. R McLaughlin
Dr. Webster
New cattle port of entry planned at Morgan Montana
The Stock Growers Assn announces a new cattle port of entry at Morgan Montana to inspect exports from Canada. Veterinary inspection will run Tuesday to Thursday starting about Sept 1, contingent on facilities and cattle numbers. Stuart Grant notes a hay shortage in the Val Marie area with good grass but little hay for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor
Monchy Sask Williv
Agamecultur
Stuart Grant
Morgard
Bob Anders Matta
Mont
Morgan
SSGA
Southwest
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Sweet Grass
Coutts
Alta
Portal
N.D
Claude A. Smith
Usda Import-Export Division
Department
Sweetgrass
Porta
Canada
Morgan, Mont
Val Marie
Portage hunters organize first 22 carloads of blackbird killers
Portage and district sportsmen organized by the Portage and District Game and Fish Association brought 22 carloads from the city and nearby areas to the Long Burn district for the first shoot to curb marauding blackbirds damaging crops. An estimated near 1,000 blackbirds were killed. counts were not precise. Information available from Frank Anthony, the Game and Fish proxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage la Prairie
Portage and
Longburn
Portage and District Game and Fish Association
Frank Anthony
the Daily | Graphic
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Greystone
Oe Vous
Manitoba Commission
the Pree Press
Acton, Ont
Duck Mountain Lakes
Blackbirds
The
National Rifle Association
Sportsmen’s Service Bureau
Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources
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