Motors urged to halt for school buses on highways
The Saskatchewan Highway Traffic Board warns motorists to stop at least 14 feet from school buses loading or unloading children. Drivers must not proceed until the bus stop sign is retracted and the stop arm withdrawn. Winter driving conditions call for extra caution due to poor visibility and slippery surfaces.
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Highway Traffic Board
Saskatchewan
D Rivers
Cautiora
Poghoway Traffic Board
Ocensiumen
Highwa Traffic Board
Ulges
Wardrobe pattern for little girl doll patterns
Advertises Printed Pattern 4932 for dolls 22 to 44 inches tall with coat, dress, blouse, slacks, and accessories. Includes printed directions and requests forty cents via money order to Ange Adams Pattern Dept, POPLL, 6 From Street, Toronto, in plain print.
Conservation a way of life for Saskatchewan trapper Elmer Anderson
Elmer Anderson, 67, a trapper farmer from Norquay district, credits conservation with reviving wildlife. He and brother Arthur pioneered beaver reintroduction in 1948, establishing beaver ponds that support trout, muskrats, mink, and other species. They optimize trapping with Conibear traps, study habits, and rely on beaver-created habitat to sustain fur harvests and local fish populations.
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Elmer Anderson
Norquay
Saskatchewan
Nowas
Elmer
Swan River
Nergaas
Tishenes Bianch
Jackfish Creek
Arthur
Tee Farms
Swan Rover
Anderson Brothers
Andersons
Tase
Humane Society
New Tower Study Ties Health and Weather Agencies
A multi department project at a central Ottawa site studies wind speed, temperature, and air pollutants using a new observational tower. Leaders include Jor Patterson and Morris Katz with cooperation from Transport Meteorological Branch and agricultural meteorology staff at Central Experimental Farm.
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Seth
Department of National Heath and Welfare
Auree Meteor
Tawa
Atsa
Agen
Ae Poe
Keay Ides Bates
Department of Transport
Toronto
Jor
Pp. H. Patterson
Occuptional Health Division
Lor
Morris Katz
Six-Foot Hero Sandwich Shocks New York Diners
A Ninth Avenue shop offers a 25 pound six foot long Hero sandwich, first made for a customer by Salvatore Dell Orto. Four more orders have followed. The king sized, multi ingredient sandwiches cost 28 dollars, are one foot wide and delivered on a board.
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Ninth Avenue
New York
Salvatore Dell‘Orto
Conservation Is the Lord's Business Says Elmer
Elmer urges support for conservation education in schools insisting children should be prepared as future citizens. He stresses parental duty to instill responsibility for forests wildlife and fisheries resources. He summarizes his philosophy: Conservation is the Lord's business we are only His agents in the field.
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Elmer
Teach by example From one end of this district to the other
Community workers report low turnout at meetings with only a dedicated core showing up. Volunteers in recreation and youth groups invest hours weekly, while many parents fail to attend or assist. Most parents are interested but some neglect the duty of supporting their children’s activities. Citizenship starts at home through the groups children join.
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Cubs
Surrey
White Rock
Young Peoples Organization
Courts expand dram shop reach in drunk driving cases
The Connecticut and New Jersey high courts increasingly hold alcohol providers liable in crashes caused by intoxicated drivers. Connecticut upheld a suit against a saloonkeeper who continued serving a visibly drunk man. New Jersey allowed a widow to sue four taverns after a driver was deemed drunk. Courts stress fairness to third parties while noting providers can defend by proving the intoxication was not visible.
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Soley
Connecticut
Supreme Court
New New Jersey
New Jersey Supreme Court
Expensive pests threaten households with carpet beetle infestation
Dr Robertson explains that carpet beetle larvae cause damage to clothing, upholstery, and woolen items. Thorough cleaning, dusting, and airing textiles are advised, with larvae described as dark brown and feeding on wool, fur, and feathers. Proper storage and spray precautions are noted to prevent spread.
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Ftobertson
Manitoba
Mac Robertson Aise
U. O. S. Awards Two First Year Medicine Scholarships
The University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon awarded two first year medicine scholarships worth 250 dollars each. Irene Mc Purtz of Maryesburg and James A. Dosman of Annaheim won the Harry D. Eliot and Emiy Robertoun Wiiot scholarships, designed for two competent students in financial need entering first year medicine.
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College of Medicine
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Harry D. Eliot
Emiy Robertoun Wiiot
Irene Mc Purtz
Maryesburg, Sask
James A. Dosman
Annaheim
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