Heart disease toll and public awareness prompt action
A Canadian plan highlights heart disease as a major public health issue. It cites 6500 annual deaths and over 250,600 disabled Canadians, with total costs surpassing 160 billion in lost income and care. The Heart Foundations of Canada urges public education and increased funding for prevention and research, challenging government and industry to prioritize this internal threat.
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Emata
Matehewan
Bnei Peo
Jsany Veat& Cor
University
Hmreydalim Saskatoor
Canada
Canahans
Oe Rei
The
Heart Foundations of Canada
Post lantern craft for home workshop hobbyists
Do it yourself project guides readers to make a handsome post lantern using tinsnips and a soldering iron with common household tools. No special skill is required and cost compares favorably to a ready made lantern. First attempts offer practical metalworking experience for the handyperson.
Porch and Terrace Chaise Pattern 385 from Home Workshop
Pattern 385 provides an actual-size cutting guide for a chaise chair with a five-position adjustable back. Packet 28 includes four patterns for porch and terrace furniture, priced at 1.75 dollars. Packaged by P.P.I. Home Workshop Patterns, Vancouver, B.C. 4433 West Std Avenue.
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West Std Avenue
Vancouver
8.C
Co-ops plan new Saskatoon feed plant
Federated Co-operatives Limited announces a new poultry and livestock feed plant to replace the Duchess Street facility. The $750,000 plus project will be highly mechanized and located on a 3-acre site at 105th Street and Jessop Avenue, with operations expected next spring for co-ops across Saskatchewan. A Winnipeg plant is also being enlarged.
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Sutherland
Saskatoon
Federated Co-operatives Limited
Co-Op
Duchess Street
105Th Street
Jessop Avenue
Saskatchewan
Federated Co-operatives
Winnipeg
RCAF unveils new missile testing and data system
The Royal Canadian Air Force announced a pioneering missile range control and telemetering system at Cold Lake Alberta. Developed by the Directorate of Radar and Data Processing led by W R M McLellan, the system automates data translation to computer language and visualizes results during flights, cutting engineering hours from 3200 to 16 and enabling preflight test checks. Data from Primrose Lake is relayed via 13 channels to Cold Lake for instant analysis.
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RCAF
Cold Lake
Alberta
Air Force Headquarters
Rcaf Directorate of
W. R. M. McLellan
Rcaf Engineers
Air Force
Rcaf Station
Primrose Lake
Directorate of Radar and Data Processing
Artificial Respiration Overview and Techniques
This brief outlines artificial respiration methods including back pressure and abdominal lift techniques. It notes steps to deliver rescue breaths, maintain airway, and ensure proper chest rise while monitoring for effectiveness. It emphasizes safety, avoiding harm, and seeking medical help when needed.
A Christian woman's experience with alcohol
A Weyburn reader recalls early Christian upbringing and a stern view of God, then traces a long battle with alcoholism. She credits doctors, ministers, and especially Alcoholics Anonymous for recovery, attributing sobriety to prayer, surrender, and community support.
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Weyburn
TI Vaiity
Grace of God
Fellowship of
Alcoholics Anonymous
Think-don’t sink Stay safe this summer on water
In a canoe or small boat stay in your seat and stay alive. Make every week water safe this summer with careful behavior and awareness to prevent accidents and enjoy safe water recreation.
Taber Opens New Sausage Plant With European Specialties
The Times reports Taber town welcomes Bottyan family who opened a sausage plant in the Petro building south of Strain and Rodwell's. Albert Bottyan and son will produce European sausages, fresh and cured meats, and groceries, with a renovated smoking department for bacon and hams. An AustrianHungarian master sausage maker joined to share expertise, tying to local demand and community ties.
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Taber
Alta
Petro
Strain & Rodwell's
Albert Bottyan
Austria-Hungary
A. Buttman
Fort St. John
B.C
Gainers Meat Packing Plant
Edmonton
Bottvan
Tabor
Bottyvan
Anne Adams Pattern Dept seeks readers for dress pattern order
Fragment from a vintage sewing pattern advertisement describes a slimming fashion outline with large Nature side buttons and contrast collar. It lists women's sizes 36 through 48 with prices and pattern parts, advising plain print of size name and address, and requests forty cents postage.
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Brain versus brawn end of school year warnings on education
The article argues education is vital to future employment as automation expands. It cites Dr. Gordon Shrum on the devaluation of physical labor and urges students to continue schooling, noting Canada’s unemployment trends and the cost of relying on muscle rather than skills. It urges teens to rethink quitting school.
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Canada
Junior
Gordon Shrum
University of British Columbia
Alberta
Prescription for publicity in a growing town
A town thrives on public goodwill generated by fair treatment and broad services at reasonable prices. Business and professional leaders, service clubs, lodges, churches, schools, cultural life, sports, and entertainment shape growth, with a good newspaper as a key factor.
Regina lawyer nominated president of U of S Alumni Association
Regina lawyer Dr. F.E.C. Leslie has been nominated as president of the University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association. The 42 year old group names nominees for president and honorary positions. Elections occur January 1, 1960, with nominations open until October 2. Other officers include vice president and honorary presidents from Regina and Saskatoon.
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U. of S. Alumni Association
FE. C. Leslie
Q.C
University Board of Governors
Association
Wall
Jet
Thnetenbaker
Canada
Dietenbane
Uoo
Univer- Shun
Honatary
BF .Tot Gauley
Saskatoon
Saskatoon Bar Association
Ustal
F H Auld
W. A. Riddell
W. BP. Thompson
Arts
JL. KR. Chasmar
W. H. Arscott
M.ooj. Kindrachuk
W. A. Forsyth
Jan
F. H. Sparling
C. A. Cutting
Tdfl Boyd
North Battleford
W. D. Ebbels
Bo) McArter
Prince Albert
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