Manitoba Sets New Entrance Rules for Teacher Trainees
Hon Stewart E L McLean, minister of education, announced revised minimum entrance requirements for teacher trainees entering Manitoba Teachers College and Brandon College elementary course. Effective September 1, 1960 entrants must have clear Grade 11 and four Grade 12 subjects. Complete Grade 12 is six subjects. Previous applicants were in process.
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Manitoba Teachers College
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Woodworking Gift Item Pattern 406 in Packet 68- Useful Gitta
Gift items for woodworkers including pipe racks with trick drawers for moisture proof tobacco storage. Pattern 406, priced at 40 cents, part of four full size patterns in Packet 68 Useful Gitta. Made of wood suitable for all ages.
Jesus in Nazareth and the Messiah Fulfillment Claim
The sermon recalls Jesus presenting himself as the fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy in Nazareth. Despite his humble carpentry background, he declares the scripture fulfilled, provoking awe then anger among locals who reject him and seek to kill him, yet his life and death affirm his messianic role for believers.
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St. Luke
Nazareth
Isaiah
Heave Ho Improper Handling Hazards Highlighted
Improper methods of handling and piling heavy objects injure workers. Careless stacking can cause shifts and sliding layers. A new worker should discuss work with the older man who knows all hazards in the industry.
Medicine Hat Underground Water Found Aids Alberta Supply
Alberta researchers outline plans to use underground water for urban and industrial needs. Geophysical work near Medicine Hat identified a preglacial river system as a potential storehouse of groundwater. Drilling confirmed deep sand and gravel layers capable of yielding water for communities and major industries.
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Alberta
Medicine Hat
Stettler
Research Council
South Saskatchewan
Alberta water wells show 15 million daily output potential
The Stettler area drill program reveals underground preglacial and channel water supplies with potential to deliver 8 million gallons per month peak, rising to 10 million gallons daily. Wells at test holes likely sustain 15 million gallons per day, aided by underground flow of 2,500 to 3,000 feet yearly and low underground temperatures suitable for cooling.
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Beens
Stettler
New Alaska bound bridge opens over Peace River
A new bridge over the Peace River at Taylor Flats officially opened January 29 to replace a collapsed span. North south traffic from Alaska via Alberta gains a safer crossing. decking is left open to shed snow and ice. Fort St John and Dawson Creek chambers, bridge officials and Army officers attended. Crews will complete tidying up over the next month or more.
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Peace River
Taylor Flats
Fort St. John
Dawson Creek
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Army
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