General visits the South Saskatchewan Dam site
Gen A L McNaughton toured the Moose Jaw area to view Canada’s largest earth dam under construction. He noted advances in earth material dam construction over the past decade and highlighted the project’s funding split between Canada Agriculture and the province, with costs capped at 25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McNaughton
Long Hill
Canada
South Saskatchewan
McNaughton
Gordon MacKenzie
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Gen. McNaughton
International Joint Water Commission
Moose Jaw
Commercial Shearing Limited
A! Helbig
Vanier
Saskatoon
J. G. Watson
RCMP
Kenneth Shakespear
Walt Thomson
Saskatchewan Arthritis Society names Daryl Rumble chair of 1960 campaign
The Saskatchewan Division of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society announces Daryl Rumble of Rouleau as chairman of the provincial campaign. He will lead over 10,000 volunteers in a drive to raise 95,000 for arthritis services, with September designated Arthritic Month in Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
The
Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Daryl Rumble of
Rouleau
Rumble
Embroidery Pattern 7172 for Misses Sizes 10 to 20
Pattern 7172 offers a halter dress with six to the inch cross stitch. Includes pattern pieces and instructions in sizes small, medium, and large. Send thirty five cents, name and address, to Household Arts Department PPL Front Street W Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arta
Department P.P.L
Front Street W
Toronto
Oldest university claim and calls for moral clarity about society
The piece discusses Canada’s conscience, urging personal and communal integrity. It probes tolerance and lawfulness, condemns drunkenness and public misbehavior, and critiques a compromising church mindset. It cites biblical verses to argue that true Christians oppose habitual sin and uphold righteousness.
Stubble and Grass Fires Wreak Loss in Alberta
Alberta Fire Commissioner A E Bridges reports grass and stubble fires have caused thousands in losses. A rural Linaria church, valued at 10900 dollars, burned when a blaze became uncontrollable. The Grace Children's Home at Dimsdale near Grande Prairie also burned. Bridges urges fire departments and public cooperation, advising check with authorities before burning, have water and fire breaks, and burn at dusk. He warns fires can flare on calm days if winds shift or equipment is lacking. The commission promotes safe cleanup and proper extinguishing of fires with public caution.
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Paar
Alberta
A. E. Bridges
Linaria
Grace
Dimsdale
Grande Prairie
Rocky Mountain House
Bridges
An Honored Man and Medieval Murder Laws
The article notes two parallel murder laws in fifteenth or sixteenth century England. It states the fine for killing a baker was three times higher than for killing an ordinary man, reflecting unusual legal distinctions of the period.
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England
Manufacturing jobs in Canada fall by about 50,000
Employment in Canadian manufacturing has declined by roughly 50,000 over the past two years, signaling a continuing weakness in the sector. The trend reflects slower output, restructuring, and shifts in global demand impacting factories nationwide.
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Eneral
Mr. MacKensie
Canada Department of Agriculture
Petes
Ward Borst
Edmonton
Ashasen
Borst
Mary Sue Miller
Gabe
Pheer Basalt
Ingemar Johansson
Joe Louis
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
New York
E Azhar
Cairo
Jim Fairfield
Satan
God
John
Rocket Richard
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Orville D. Larmer
Sask
Dept. of Agriculture
Larmer
Department of Public Health
Mr. Larmer
Tugaske
Regina College
Napoleon
Uncle Elby
By McBride
Bran
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