Saskatchewan Budget Highlights For 61st Mental Hospital and Roads
The Saskatchewan budget outlines 500000 for Yorkton’s 61st community mental hospital and 500000 for a new 100 bed Swift Current geriatric centre. It includes 32 million operating and 15 million capital grants to University of Saskatchewan, plus 45 million in school grants and 71 million for roads, ferries, bridges, and irrigation planning. Provincial receipts projected at 148 million with 21.6 million from federal tax sharing and 7.7 million from motor vehicle licenses, 13.5 million from liquor profits.
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Saskatchewan
Yorkton
Swift Current
University of Saskatchewan
South Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Squaw Rapids
Refugees Appeal for March Help to Convert Camp Nuttingen
Saskatoon and Northern Saskatchewan urge donations to close Camp Nuttingen in Germany where 52 refugees live in misery. The campaign asks for twenty five thousand dollars and invites readers to dial in during March to support Refugees.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Record Shorthand of Stanley Cup History and Records
Canadian teams hold 26 Stanley Cups since 1918 while United States clubs have 15. Canadiens lead with 11 total, Toronto 7, Senators 4, Maroons 2, Arenas and St Pats and Victoria Cougars once each. Detroit has seven US Cups, with New York Rangers and Boston Bruins each three, Chicago twice. Montreal last won 1956, Detroit 1955, Boston 1941, Chicago 1938. Canadiens dominant in playoffs with 12 straight finals, five titles in that span. Maurice Richard and Doug Harvey produce major records. Gordie Howe fastest playoff goal in 9 seconds. overtime and shutout marks shared among teams and players.
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Canada
United States
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ottawa Senators
Montreal Maroons
Toronto Arenas
Toronto St Pats
Victoria Cougars
Detroit Reo Wings
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
NHL
Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Wings
the Blake
Hap Day
Conn Smythe
Jack Adams
Tommy Gorman
Frank Selke
Maurice Richard
Richard
Goss Tare
Toronto
Leafs
Doug Harvey
Harvey
Gordie Howe
Dickie Moore
Moore
Turk
Broda
Toe Blake
Maurice’ Richard
Bert Olmstead
Don McKenney
McKenney
Blake
Rangers
Olmstead
McKenny
Syd Howe
Red Wings
New York Americans
Montreal
Mud -Bruneteau
Jean Beliveau
Beliveaux
Fleming Mackell
Howe
Lindsay
Reibei
Perypertrurgy i Ethige Jeream
Terry Sawchuck
Frank M ‘Su
Dave Kerr
Maroons
Jet wreck damages cow in Buffalo court case
A Buffalo Federal Court heard farmer Aloysius Schmitz seek 2600 dollars in damages from the United States after pieces of a B-47 Stratojet crash on a farm in April 1958 caused a cow to die. The farmer had been paid 931.40 by the Air Force in July 1958 and sought compensation for veterinary bills and lost milk.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Air Force
Aloysius Schmitz
Uncle Sam
Schmits
Canadian Army paratrooper hits 300 jumps record
Sgt. H. M. Allan of Rivers Air Training Centre completed his 300th descent without injury becoming the Army s first 300 jump soldier. The 35 year old Bobcaygeon Ontario native, paratrooper instructor, celebrated with his wife Isobel and son Bruce at the drop zone. Allan began training in 1944 in the UK and jumped in the First Canadian Paratroop Battalion. He later taught at Rivers from 1950, reaching 100 descents by 1952 and 200 by 1956 before setting the 300 jump mark. He enjoys hockey, volleyball, golf and photography on base duties.
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H. M
Huck” Allan
Bobcaygeon
Ont
Rivery Air Training Centre
Isobel
Bruce
Northwest River
Labrador
Kingston
Camp Shilo
Man
United Kingdom
Europe
Diesfordt Wood
North
Allan
Jeff Nicklin
Canada
Brockville
Royal Canadian Regiment
the Rivers Air Training Centre
Sgt. Allan
Premier Road
North Bay
Isobel Campbell
Humboldt
Sask
Lightning in Snowstorm Startling Flash Reported in Napanee
In Napanee Ontario residents saw a rare blue lightning flash during a snowstorm, described as startling and witnessed by many. Meteorologists say such events occur about once in ten years, while other reports spoke of a jet plane crash in Camden East township, later ruled out. Police investigated with no crash evidence, and various theories including transformer failure and gas truck explosions were considered. Heavy thunderstorms were also reported in Windsor area the same evening.
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Napanee
Ont
Camden East Township
Ground Observer Corps
Brockville
Trenton
Cunard Appointed Canadian Agent for Anchor Line
Cunard Line has been appointed general passenger agents in Canada for the Anchor Line. The Anchor Line operates sailings from Liverpool to India via Suez aboard the turbine vessels Caledonia Cilicia and Circassia of 11252 tons. Ports of call include Port Said Aden Karachi and Bombay.
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Cunard Line
Canada
Anchor Line
Liverpool
India
Suez
Caledonia
Cilicia
Circassia
Port Said
Aden
Karachi
Bombay
Sun-wrap pattern creates flattering wrap-tie dress
Misses pattern 4987 offers a sun wrap dress in cotton with eyelet insert. Sizes 12 to 20. size 16 uses 4 yards 35 inch fabric plus % yard eyelet contrast. Printed directions accompany each pattern part. send 50 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. for order.
Farmer profile stresses brains and brawn in Vegreville tale
F W Fane cited Vegreville Observer excerpt describing a farmer as a multi skilled professional. The farmer must be agriculturist mechanic veterinarian stockman carpenter accountant poultryman and labourer all in one. The piece adds needs for economist weather forecaster gambler patience salesman diplomacy and optimism.
Dream Realized as Minor Hockey Day Highlights Community Centre
Attendees praised the Trenton Gardens minor hockey program plus the RCAF rink and Trenton Minor Hockey Association for delivering a top community youth recreation effort. The day showcased strong attendance and team spirit, proving the Gardens’ program meets a vital local need in its third year.
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Trenton
Gardens
RCAF
Trenton Minor Hockey Association
Bombing of Plane Investigated by CAB and FBI in North Carolina Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board and FBI conclude a bomb exploded near attorney Julian Frank, killing him and prompting debate on flight insurance and baggage checks. If the death was a self benefit act, policy penalties apply. if a third party acted, crime evidence would bar offender from profiting. Elwood R. Quesada advocates clear stance that no bomber ever gets away with mass murder.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
North Carolina
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Julian Frank
Gulf of Mexico
Federal Aviation
Elwood R. Quesada
Dental health matters beyond appearance
The article stresses keeping teeth healthy for overall well being. It warns that neglect leads to dental caries and argues poor dental health can cause problems in other parts of the body. It highlights the link between eating habits and tooth health in plain terms.
Newest nation aid plan by Canadian federation
The Federated Women's Institutes of Canada will assist the West Indian Federation the newest nation in the Commonwealth by partnering with UNESCO. They will buy UNESCO gift coupons to fund adult education programs.
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Federated
Women's Institutes of Canada
Commonwealth
West Indian Federation
Unesco
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