Pioneer optometrists honored at Golden Jubilee convention
Eleven pioneer Saskatchewan optometrists with a combined 475 years of service will be honored at the Golden Jubilee convention of the Saskatchewan Optometric Association in Regina during February 15 to 19. The event, announced by Dr Hugh Markerue, lists veterans from Saskatoon, Shaunavon, Weyburn, Estevan, and other towns, with several having held the presidency or secretary roles in the association and others serving on its council.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Hugh Markeruue
Livariwater
Culp
Prime Albert
Werburn
Baskatoon
Victoria
BECO
A Cochran
Shaunaven
Noe
G McLean
Saskatchewan Optometric Assolation
F. D. Culp
A. McCuaig
H.C. Arnold
W. W. Forsyth
F. B. Probert
Association
Mental illness burden in Canada highlighted by studies
Present data shows nearly half of hospital beds in Canada occupied by patients with serious mental illness. Over 6 per 1,000 adults incapacitated by mental or emotional illness, at least 1 in 10 impaired to 10 percent function. One study cites 370 per 1,000 adults affected.
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Canada
Heart massage saves boy's life in medical emergency
Five year old Billy Lapeter of Cabri nearly died during a tonsillectomy when his heart stopped for two minutes. Dr M Ruthven of Cabri performed rapid chest massage and reopened Billy’s heart within two minutes. He was moved to Saskatoon University hospital for specialist care as his condition improved. This was the doctor’s second time massaging a heart back to life in 13 years.
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Wily Lapeter
Cabn
Saskatoon University Hospital
Billy
William Lapeter
Cabri
Phyvatoaan
Dro M. Ruthven
Bily
Ife
Hilly
University Hospital
Collie Pup Adopts Pig as Mother in Alberta Farm Tale
Sam Maley recalls a Hanna Herald story about Frank Olson's farm where a collie pup and a pig litter were born simultaneously. A pup wandered into the sow's pen and milked like a piglet, then nursed with the pigs. Weaned and moved to another farm, the sow fought to keep her adopted son while the pup, raised with pigs, squealed like a pig. The account is described as true by Sam.
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Sam Maley
The
Herald
Sam
Frank Olson
Hanna
Hanna Herald
East Central
Alta News
Hannah, Alta
Sunspot Storms Said to Affect Earth Weather
Weather on earth is described as influenced by sunspots seen as great storms on the sun. The piece notes money moves silently, implying unseen economic forces at play in daily life.
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Earth
Record Library at CFQC Pulls Strings Behind Airwaves
In Saskatoon CFQC radio the Record Library runs daily music programming under Eleanor Cailes, the trained librarian. She audits new releases, manages cross file catalogs by title and artist, ships tapes to stations, returns programs to owners, and coordinates with departments to ensure accurate on air music and commercials.
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Eleanor Cailes
Royal Schools of Music
London
England
Canada
CBC
Calgary
Vancouver
Clef Society
Saskatoon
CFQC
Dessels
Misses Waist Sizes Skirt Pattern With Ribbon Trim
Fall wardrobe pattern feature promotes a slim sleek skirt with ribbon trim using one yard of fabric per piece. Printed Pattern 4500 offers misses sizes 24 through 30 with 34 inch fabric option. Include 40 cents, print name address and size, mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Saskatchewan throne speech reply moved by two MLAs
Allan Brown of Bengough will move the throne speech reply with Eldon Johnson of Kerrobert Kindersley seconding. The third session of Saskatchewan’s thirteenth legislature opens February 12 at Regina with debate to begin February 11. Both men are longtime farmers and active in community affairs.
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Allan Brown
Bengough
T. C. Douglas
Eldon Johnson
Kerrobert-Kindersley
Saskatchewan
Regana
Allan Lister Samuel Brown
CCF
Mr. Brown
Readlyn
University of Saskatchewan
Brown
Allan
Public Accounts
Western farm women shape CBC policy says Mrs Armstrong
Mrs Ellen Armstrong of Hussa r Alta a CBC director and Western farm women advocate has long pressed for better legislation affecting women and children. She urges CBC to coordinate Canadian viewpoints embracing eastern and western cultures and diverse ethnic groups without losing Canadian individuality.
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CBC
Ellen Armstrong
Hussar
Alta
Khown
Farm Women's Union of Alberta
Alberta Federation of Agriculture
Inter-Provincial
Farm Union Council
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Alberta Child and Family Welfare Council
Armstrong
Calgary
America
England
Slow me down prayer echoes in the Mirror tribute
A quoted poem from The Mirror in Maidstone Saskatchewan requests divine pace to notice blessings and help others. The anonymous author speaks of slowing down to see good things, walk with angels, and share aid during hard times, reflecting a devotional tone from a local publication.
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Unkown
Maidstone
Sask
Heart Day Volunteer Calls Bring Family Warm Welcome
A Home Heart Day message invites a volunteer to call at your residence on February 22 offering a friendly welcome and guidance. It also urges generous contributions for personal heart health and for each family member to support heart care.
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Collie
Pig
Stu
Bud Hafsteenn
Cfqc Record Library
Mane
Eldon Arthur Johnson
Kindersley
Beadle
McKenzie High School
Johnson
Royal Canadian Electrical Engineers
United Kingdom
North Saskatchewan Regiment
Mr. Johnson
Madeleine
Northland
Lac la Ronge
Black Lake
Waskesil
National Park
Department of Travel and Information
Legislative Annex
By Ace Brookes
Household Arts Department
P.L
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