Sentinel notes on Birdtail River School Board actions 1959
Minutes show seven trustees considering a $650 forecast, with health department input on stamina and productivity. Discussion covers school transportation planning, salaries, and a Beulah Beulah Beulah note. Vaccine policy urges three Salk doses for polio protection. government funds vaccine cost, individuals pay admin fee. vaccination clinics available for children.
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Punk
Awa
Lewal Schow
John Goldsborough
Johnson
Miniota
Beulah
Vanadad
Don t Fence Me In and Lessons From Freedom Tradeoffs
A personal column recalls repeating lessons on freedom versus material gain. The writer recounts CBC criticism, editor scrutiny, and a parliamentary inquiry that forced facts from CBC. He notes hens and fishing analogies to argue against confinement and for natural, freer conditions.
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CBC
Bang
Canadian Association of Private Broadcasters
Press & Information Service
Public alarm over unemployment insurance funds uses
A reader complains that the Unemployment Insurance Fund is misused for pensions and annuities. He warns of actuarial risk and cites political temptations to help voters. He urges the government to restore it to its protective purpose and warns of dangers in a recession.
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Crerar
St. Lawrence
Quebec
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Doctor urges under forties to claim free polio shots now
Hon George Johnson Manitoba health minister reports five polio cases this year with paralysis and one on a respirator. He notes none had taken free Salk vaccine under the provincial program and urges more under forties to get immunized as immunity grows after the second shot. He warns polio is unpredictable and delay risks individuals and the community.
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George Johnson
Johnson
Canada
United States
Manitba
Dream at Home Not on Road
The article warns that modern cars with automatic transmissions steer with ease and quiet engines lead drivers toward a semiconscious state. It urges drivers to stay focused and avoid woolgathering even on open highways, stressing road safety and attentiveness.
Brandon College Uplift Drive Aims One Million Dollar Campaign
An unsolicited gift from a 1952 graduate launches Brandon College expansion fundraising seeking 1 million dollars for the first phase of a long term project. Don H. Reusell of Rapid City, now a Venezuelan oil geologist, and his wife Olga Evaskow, Brandon alumna class of 55, back the effort. First sod to be turned next week as government and Canada Council grants accompany the campaign. Alumni support aids the drive while Reusell and family visit Rapid City and Brandon before returning to South America.
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Brandon
Brandon College
Don H. Reusell
Rapid City
Venezuela
Rousell
Olga Evaskow
South America
Canada Council
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