Final payment on rapeseed announced by Wheat Pool
Saskatoon based Saskatchewan Wheat Pool reports final rapeseed payout for 1959 69 pool at 251 cents a bushel for top grade Canada rapeseed totaling about 225000 dollars. Wesson cited pooling experience and future pools while cheques will be mailed to growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
J. H. Wesson
Wheat Pool Board
Wesson
Canada
Wheat Pool
Wheat Pool Board of Directors
W. J. Ball
Pedestrian safety and courteous driving across the crosswalk
A discussion argues against using sudden loud car horns to clear pedestrians from crossings. It urges drivers to control speed and respect signals, noting that elderly or disabled pedestrians may panic. Safe passage for pedestrians protects drivers from accidents and regret.
Travelling tree education train tours Western Canada
The Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National move the Association’s 40 year travelling classroom across the West. It has covered 125000 miles and hosted 1350000 people while promoting shelter belts, home gardens, and practical tree planting through evening meetings with films talks and Q&A at eight o’clock, in collaboration with schools during open periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
West
Canada
Poms Choose the skirt that flatters you best
Fashion advice notes two skirt styles for different figures with an easy-sew overblouse option. It highlights slim and softly flared silhouettes and suggests a coal colored top to create a long-waisted look.
How to remove dried paint with nail polish remover
The guide suggests ordinary nail polish remover can remove paint splatter from floors even after it dries. Let it sink in a few minutes, rub with a cloth, then wash the area with warm soapy water.
Radar clocks speeders on Winnipeg highways
Radar equipped RCMP cars operated on an experimental 214 hour day and recorded 140 speeding violations on highway approaches to Winnipeg during a 14 day period. Regular patrols added 42 more, totaling 182 in two weeks. In June 1959 patrols stopped 56 violators. Hon. Sterling Lyon said radar proves effective in curbing speeding and warned fines would begin July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCMP
Winnipeg
Sterling Lyon
Q.C
Lyon
One in Twenty Manitobans Exempt From Hospital Plan Premiums
Health Minister Hon George Johnson reports about 43 000 Manitobans are premium exempt from the Manitoba Hospital Services Plan. Exemptions fall into two groups: 22 000 on provincial financial assistance and 21 000 residents aged 70 plus deemed unable to pay. Investigations for the latter are handled by the Old Age Assistance board at 221 Osborne Street on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
George Johnson
Old Age Assistance Board
Osborne Street
Home as a timeless refuge in famous lines
A collection of quotes celebrates home as a place of welcome and peace. Frost, Goethe, Thoreau, Eddy, Ruskin, and Wilder each reflect on home as center, sanctuary, and source of longing amid travel and adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frost
Goethe
Henry David Thoreau
Earth
Mary Baker Eddy
John Ruskin
Thorton Wilder
Women shoppers and the Canadian buying mind
Advertising executive Janet Wolff tells Canadian businessmen that women buy emotionally yet discerningly. She cites color sensitivity, interpretive listening to price cues, product feel, detail orientation, strong memories, and desire for individuality. Canadian pride shapes responses to imported versus domestic goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Wolff
My Wolff
Miss Wolff
Saskatchewan sells 40 million Swiss bond issue in Switzerland
Hon. C. M. Fines announced a 40 million Swiss francs loan sale in Switzerland. The 14 year bonds carry 41 percent coupon and sell at par payable in Swiss francs. Proceeds fund Saskatchewan Power Corporation. underwritten by a Swiss-led syndicate and arranged via Dawson Hannaford Limited. This is the first Canadian provincial loan on the Swiss market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Fines
Saskatchewan
Switzerland
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Swiss Bank Corporation
Swisea Credit Bank
Union Bank of Switzerland
Dawson Hannaford Limited
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Consdlian Woelly
Searth St
Regina
Eis
Zers Kooret
Ate
Regics
Belling
C&l
OH Klieger
Jansen
Bonk
Aviult Education Division
Administration
Bidg
Kegins, Sass
Comptometer
Scarth Street
Hegina
Sask
Saskachewan
Ecrelyet Oil Co
Saskatchewan and
Alterta Hotels
Donnueau'a
Gravelbourg
Crabain Lumber
Newdale
Man
Annie Cline
Kingstasill
Antorth
Dental Arts Dental Laboratory
Metropolitan Bidg
Lethbridge
Alita
Lyon’a Drugs
Danforth
Toronto
Lyon's
Lawrenceville
U.S.A
Ali
F.U
W. J. Sharp & CO. Ltd
Broad Street
Co-Op Creameries
Sions Co-op Creamery
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creamery Association Ltd
SWF
Burns Hanley Company
Cornwall Street
Acme Sewage Services
Seeasen Street
Walkesia Lake
Prince Albert National Park
Ed Perby
Sense
Cartier Batry
Kitcacnetlen
Aekesiu
Prince Albert Na- Qkenal
Lake Faskeau
Prince Albert
Astional
Amcnesis
Gunsal
Goodyea
Ste
Ictoria Avenue
Interprovincial
Atd
Somerset Elk
Dept. A. SaSkatoun
Auto and Truck Supply
Magneto
Arad
Briggs & Stratton and Johnson
Scarth St. Ph
Symons
Rocanville
P.Q
Quebec
Waskesia
CNR
Alberta
Balzac
Airdrie
Crossfield Thursary
Carstairs
Didsbury
Bowden
Innisfail
Penhold
Red Deer
Blackfalds
Lacombe
Morningside
Ponoka
Menaik
Hobbema
Wetaskiwin
Millet
Rosyth
Czar Thurs
Hughenden
Cairns
Metiskow
Cadogan
Macklin
Hayter
Alta
Senlac (Sask
Evesham
Phippen
Adanac
Wilkie Hase
Wolfe
Traynor
Naseby
Biggar Thurs
Vance
Te Keppel
Perdue Abe Ee
Kinley
Asquith
Dunfermline
Che
Mozart
Elfros
Leslie Mon
Foam Lake
Tuffnell
Insinger
Theodore Mon
Orcadia
Yorkton
Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
W. Furunto
TNS
John Jurens
Madeleine
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