Operating suite key to proposed High River hospital plan
The Times reports High River's hospital plan prioritizes a modern operating suite with major and minor rooms, a recovery area, scrub spaces, sterilizing centre, and direct links to the maternity wing. The design isolates the suite to reduce infection, adds durable flooring, in-room gas and suction, and a three-bed recovery area supervised by one nurse, replacing the current cramped, outdated setup.
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Hunt and Watts
The
Times
High River
Alta
Stock growers plan two day bus tour to North Dakota
Manitoba Stock Growers arrange a two day bus tour on April 11 and 12 visiting Rugby Minot Towner Upham and Botineau in North Dakota. Buses depart Brandon and Pilot Mound at 8.00 a.m. April 11 meeting at the border.
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North Dakota
Manitoba
Rugby
Minot
Towner
Upham
Bottineau
Brandon
Pilot Mound
Souris
Man
Centennial fad and decisive political drive note
A compilation of brief editorial snippets from Canadian weeklies urges public engagement on beard growth, a decisive March 31 vote between Conservative and Liberal regimes, and rail and economic concerns. It also mentions prudent credit use, safer driving habits, Florida oranges versus Canadian apples, and a forecast about snow levels and winter averages.
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Canada
Bonnyville
Vital Link
Canadian Pacific Fires Diesel Staff After Kellock Report
CP president N R Crump states CP has notified the firemen's union that from May 11 1958 Kellock Royal Commission findings apply to their employment. The company postponed action hoping union would accept changes but union demand to keep firemen on freight and yard diesels with no work cannot delay railway service. CP has acted under federal labor law to implement the Kellock report and end the diesel dispute.
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N. R. Crump
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canadian Pacific
Kellock Royal Commission
Fire
Canada
Safety tips for spring driving checklist
A spring driving advisory urges motorists to ensure their cars are in safe mechanical condition before trips. Have the vehicle thoroughly checked and follow guidance from the Canadian Highway Safety Conference to enjoy a confident sense of safety on the road.
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Week Promoted Provincewide
J D Clare Thacker Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce president announces Chamber of Commerce Week April 13 to 19 1958 with Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce across the province staging programs to highlight their work For more than 300 Saskatchewan communities the aim is to foster civic commercial industrial and agricultural development through joint efforts and public support Premier T G Douglas endorses observance and praises the provincial chamber’s role Local activities include meetings shows of The Story of Creative Capital and Canada's Pathway to Plenty essay contests radio and TV programs and service club events
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Chamber of Commerce
Canada
J. D. Clare Thacker
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Saskatchewan
Chamber of Commerc &Ums
Chamber
Thacker
T. G. Douglas
Douglas
Chamber of Commerce Week
Too slow driving is hazard new speed limit fine
The Ve hicles Act amendment imposes a minimum five dollar fine for driving too slowly on provincial highways. Hon. C. M. Fines notes slow driving near urban areas holds up traffic and increases risk, and says fines will not apply for vehicles slowed due to genuine engine or tire trouble.
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C. M
Highway Traffic Board
India Missionary Dazzles Audience With Slides Of Kangra Hospital
Miss Winnifred Gray R N on Maple Leaf Hospital staff in Kangra India presented a traveling slide show at All Saints Parish Hall. The program highlighted ten years of mission work, open air diagnostics, centralized kitchen support, open air schooling, a stone church with ten doors, and native dress and crafts, including vibrant flowers and a poinsettia hedge.
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All Saints
Winnifred Gray
R.N
India
Miss Gray
Maple Leaf Hospital
Anglican Mission
Kangra
Punjab
Himalaya
Mission Yard
the Herald
Hanna, Alta
Britannia School Girls Win St James Trophy at Festival
A grade six Britannia School group won the St James Chamber of Commerce Trophy at the 12th annual Manitoba Music Festival concert in the city collegiate. They scored 89 marks to take first place in singing games and earned a spot in the final Manitoba festival concert for their rendition Walking at Night, a Czechoslovakian selection.
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Britannia School
St. James Chamber of Commerce
St. James
Britannia
Miss.e. Haddad
Manitoba
World’s Three Most Populous Nations
China Russia and India rank as the top three most populous countries. The statement highlights their large populations and global demographic leadership.
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China
Russia
India
Longest cantilever bridge in Canada and facts about population and trade
Facts from Quick Canadian Facts show the Quebec Bridge as the world’s longest single cantilever span. Among Canada Brazil and the United States Canada has the smallest population, the U S has the smallest area. Monthly payments target Canadians up to 16 for family allowance and those over 70 for old age security. In 1957 Canada ran a trade deficit of about 750 million in the first 11 months.
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Canada
Brazil
United States
Quebec
St. Lawrence
U.S
Quick Canadian Facts
Vikings Community Concert Raises Funds for Hospital
A large, receptive crowd packed the Community Hall as the Viking Hospital Auxiliary hosted its second Community Concert. About 90 people from Viking and district displayed exceptional talent and cooperation to support patient-benefit projects at the hospital, with many local organizations contributing to the lengthy, enjoyable program.
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Viking Hospital
Viking
Alta
Scientists Duplicate Nature’s Rubber Through New Process
Researchers have achieved a breakthrough in producing synthetic rubber that closely matches the properties of natural rubber. The advance promises improved elasticity durability and potential cost benefits for tire and industrial applications.
Dog aids in saving life of two year old boy
Brent Cairns two year old son of Mr and Mrs Barry Cairns escaped drowning when a half grown Labrador kept him afloat after slipping into a ice choked dugout near their Bernice Melita area home. The dog jumped in and pulled Brent to shore while Blair cried out and the mother Betty Cairns waded through mud to pull him free. Brent received treatment for shock and recovered to play next day.
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Brent Cairns
Barry Cairns
Brent
Betty Cairns
Bernice
Melita
Blair
Betty
H. A. Kaye
Melba
Winnipeg
Killarney
Inside margin in bound book is the gutter term
A reader notes that the inside margin where pages bound meet is called the gutter. The term describes the inner fold area alongside the binding where text may appear closest to the spine. This definition clarifies layout terminology for book design and printing.
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