Plan for Malta Swift Current student exchange continues
The Kiwanis clubs of Malta and Swift Current sponsor a four day student exchange set for May 12 to 16. Four grade 11 students, two boys and two girls, will go from Swift Current to Montana and stay with Kiwanis families while attending the local high school. Malta students will visit Swift Current under a similar plan. A teacher exchange is also proposed for next term.
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Malta Kiwanis
Malta
Kiwaniana
Swift Current
DesBrisay
the Sun
Sask
Kinsmen Offer to Buy Ambulance for Hanover Town
The Kinsmen Club will offer an ambulance fully equipped to the Town of Hanover as their next project. This was decided at their meeting in the Legion Hall.
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Hanover
Legion Hall
Ont
Shoes for Vietnamese children fight leprosy drive
Leprosy fears persist but medicine helps. In Vietnam daily 100000 barefoot children face exposure to infection and hazards. Foster Parents Plan launches a shoe drive to fund wooden clogs costing fifty cents a pair, bought in Vietnam to aid economy and aid children.
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Viet Nam
International Relief Organization
Shoe Fund
P.O
Station B
Montreal
P.Q
Parksville Highlights Concern Over Sports Injuries
The Weeklies note excessive injuries in hockey, soccer, and football amid a drive to win cups. The piece laments the fading “friendly competition” spirit and urges better safety and sportsmanship, urging communities to avoid reckless play and neglect of injured players.
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Parksville
B.C
Equal Canadians and oil outlook in 1958 editorials
A collection of 1958 editorial snippets from Canadian papers urges equal rights for Indians and whites, notes Saskatchewan oil demand strength, anticipates natural gas arrivals, and promotes community goodwill. Highlights include calls for nondiscriminatory schooling, a robust oil market not confined to Alberta, and applying the Golden Rule in business and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Men of Vision Galileo Galilei and the telescope
The article celebrates Galileo Galilei as a pioneering scientist who showed that objects fall at the same rate, built a telescope, observed Jupiter's moons and lunar mountains, and argued the earth moves around the sun. Despite opposition, he recanted yet muttered that it does move, opening the world’s eyes to optical science and influencing modern spectacles.
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Galileo Galilei
Galileo
Aristotle
Pisa
Holland
Saturn
Earth
Esterhazy potash mine to receive further $8 million funding
International Minerals and Chemical Corp announced an additional 8.3 million dollars for Esterhazy potash mine development, 150 miles east of Regina. The project aims for production late in 1959, with a total estimated cost surpassing 20 million. The shaft reaches 3,000 feet underground in a near horizontal seam. Saskatchewan is Canada’s sole potash producer.
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International Minerals and Chemical Corporation
Esterhazy
Regina
Louis Ware
International Minerals and Chemical
Mr. Ware
Carlsbad
N.M
U.S
New Mexico
Saskatchewan
Canada
The
Herald
Whitewood, Sask
Canadian income up in 1957 nine months
Income for Canadian labour in the January to September period of 1957 reached 11.412 billion dollars, up from 10.498 billion dollars in the same interval in 1956. Strong gains are noted across sectors with higher wages and production contributing to the increase. Discrepancies by province and industry are not detailed in the excerpt.
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Deloraine
Undefeated Glenavon Montmartre Lead Triangle League
Two teams Glenavon and Montmartre remain undefeated after the first week in the Triangle League. Kennedy Kipling and Wawota have yet to win a game, as reported by The Independent in Grenfell Saskatchewan.
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Glenavon
Montmartre
Kennedy
Kipling
Wawota
Grenfell
Sask
Crafting Foot Scrapers From Metal Scraps
Fragmentary note describes making foot scrapers from metal scraps mounted on wooden supports. Mentions Pat tern 237 providing actual-size guides for five different mounts and outlines potential use in a workshop setting. The text is incomplete but suggests a pattern reference for varied scraper designs.
Tempo and Movement in Drama Instruction for Bonnie
A detailed letter to Bonnie on directing theatre focusing on tempo and movement. It covers evaluating speeches for emphasis and mood shifts, using vertical marks to denote emphasis, and guiding actors with questions. It explains rhythm, contrasts, stage size, furniture, and entry doors, with examples of practical set planning and stage lighting to enhance realism.
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Bonnie
Canada
Dominion
John
Regina
Pas to witness big local construction boom
The 1958 outlook in The Pas Manitoba predicts a major build year with a new government building two schools and a telephone exchange. Private enterprise is showing sudden interest in the gateway to the north. Lake Michigan note adds geographic context as one of five Great Lakes wholly in the United States.
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Pas
Northern Mail
Man
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
The
United States
Printed Pattern 4584 for Women’s Sizes 36 to 48
Woman’s sewing pattern notice invites orders for Printed Pattern 4584 with a fitted bodice and eight-gore skirt. Sizes 36 through 48 require about 4 yards of 45 inch fabric for size 36. Send 50 cents in coins with name address and size to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Anne Adams
P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
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Mercury
Cochrane
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Stanstead
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Nee Giana
Weat
Vancouver
Pang Hts
Canada Dept. of Agriculture
Marna Felons
Mala
AGIC
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