New Meadow Lake Mail Service Begins in Saskatchewan
A new daily mail route starts from Meadow Lake Saskatchewan with a special truck leaving North Battleford at seven each morning except Sunday. It stops at Cochin Matin Glaston Midnight Lake and reaches Meadow Lake by 10 am then departs at 1 pm visiting Midnight Lake Glaston Marlin and Cochin before returning to North Battleford at 7:49 pm. Letters southbound posted by noon are included on the 1 pm run. Also notes the average salary for full time teachers in Cana an universities and colleges is 7136 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meantow Lake
Neth Battieford
North Battleford
Cochin
Matin
Glaston
Midnight Lake
Meaere Lake
Meadow Lake
Ihe South Top
Glaxton
Marlin
Litter bag for cor use now issued
A new provincial program launches the junior garbage gobbler litter bag to reduce road untidiness. Distributed through parks and game branches and the Junior Chamber, bags hang in cars and feature a province map and camping info on the reverse. Available at campsites motels restaurants and service stations and via local Junior Chamber offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle C. Westwood
Recreation and Conservation
Parks and Fish and Game
Premier Douglas Opens South Saskatchewan River Dam
Premier Douglas marks the start of the South Saskatchewan River Dam project noting it as Saskatchewan’s largest and most expensive venture. He cites a federal provincial cost split and argues the dam will diversify the economy, provide water for irrigation and industry, and offer future opportunities and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier Douglas
South Saska River
South Saskatchewan River
Saskatchewan
T. C. Douglas
Douglas
South Saskatchewan
Toronto
M. J. Coldwell
P.F.R.A
Outlook Landing Strip
STC
Outlook
South Saskatchewan Dam
Pork Roasts Cooked in Slow Oven for Doneness
Guidelines for roasting pork roasts in a moderate oven at 325 degrees Fahrenheit until internal temperature reaches 185 degrees. Meat should be greyish white with no pink near the bone, about 45 to 60 minutes per pound. Mentions a cooking chart and 1958 Canada department store sales rising 47 percent to 1,341,660,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s Printer
Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Heavy traffic caution urges safe driving during rush hour
City streets see heavy traffic in the rush hour period. Drivers are warned not to weave between lanes as the practice is dangerous and can cost lives. Authorities stress patience and alertness to prevent accidents.
Canada government payrolls rise 1948 to 1957
Between 1948 and 1957 the annual payrolls of all governments in Canada increased from $769 million to $2,037 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Caronia’s 52 day Autumn Med and Black Sea Cruise
Cunard liner Caronia launches a 52 day Autumn Mediterranean and Black Sea Cruise from New York October 3 with a first Black Sea call at Yalta and Odessa. Rates start at 1000 dollars. The voyage includes museum visits in Yalta, art galleries in Odessa, and a Ukrainian folk performance, with return via the Dardanelles to more Mediterranean ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Yalta
Odessa
Soviet Union
Cunard Liner
Caronia
Cunard Line
Dardanelles
Straits of Bosporus
New York
Europe
Asia
Crimean Peninsula
Chekhov Museum
Nikitsky Botanical Gardens
Livadia
Nicholas II
Greece
Odysseus
Ukraine
Opera House
American Express
Mediterranean
Snake bite dangers and treatment urged for campers
A release from the American Medical Association received by the Health League of Canada warns that bites from poisonous snakes may increase with more camping and outdoor activity. Doctors McCready and Wurzel urge preparedness, early treatment, and proper use of antivenin when needed to reduce fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Health League of Canada
Thomas McCready
Harold Wurzel
United States
U.S
Poisoning Death Toll Surpasses Most Home Accidents
Over the past decade more than 3,000 Canadians died from accidental poisoning, making it one of the leading fatal home hazards after falls and fires.
Red Deer facility explores trainee discharge on readiness
The Provincial Training School at Red Deer Alberta a government operated centre for care and development of mentally retarded children can be operated entirely by staff enabling discharge of trainees when they are sufficiently prepared to make their own way
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Deer
Alberta
Squirrels Help Grow Future Manitoba Red Pines
Manitoba plans to protect fur bearing animals in the Red Pine Seed Reserve to safeguard cone seeds. Cabinet bans hunting and trapping in the 1,100 acre reserve east of Piney and restricts firearms, except for big game seasons. Foresters will rely on squirrels to harvest cones, storing seeds for nurseries to replant forests across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Gurney Evans
Mines and Natural Resources
Red Pine
Evans
Red Pine Reserve
Piney
Old Norwegian Bible Found In Farm Shed
Carl Powers brought a weathered Norwegian Bible from 1853 to The Post in Kinistine Saskatchewan. Inscriptions dated 1863 to 1868 indicate ownership by Soren Knutsen Cra flund, and the four inch thick volume appears sturdy though aged. The cover shows signs of possible locking or fastening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinistine
Sask
Carl Powers
Soren Knutsen Craflund
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Progress
Meadows Lake
Canaan Universaries and
Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Department
Front Street
the Review
Revelstoke, B.C
B.C
Department of Recreation and Conservation
B.C and
Yukon
Anne
M&d Suppliers Ltd
Cornwall St
Regina
C.O.D
G. L. MacKenzie
Wm. B. Tufts
S.R.D.A
John Diefenbaker
D. S. Harkness
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