Winter pastime for elders
Three Radville men Jack Bull Och Ed Dienst and Dave Yingst, with combined ages totaling 228 years, were seen leaving for a day of fishing at Elswick dam about 6 30. The South Sask Star Radville Sask notes their in spirit youth and lasting interests despite aging.
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Radville
Jack Bulloch
Ed. Dienst
Dave Yingst
Elswick Dam
Here
South Sask
Star
Sask
Contrasts in a Sharp School Dress Pattern 7173
Pattern 7173 offers a crisp children’s dress with plaid or plain remnant fabrics. States sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 with tissue transfer and easy sew instructions. Send thirty-five cents to the Household Arts Department in Toronto for the pattern.
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Hourthold Arts Department
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Training Adjudicators In Saskatchewan Theatre
A letter advising on the demanding role of adjudicators for amateur theatre in Saskatchewan. It outlines two annual training sessions, locations in Saskatoon and Regina, a multi-day format with staged plays and panel testing, scholarship options, and the need for thorough play study and clear standards to judge dramatic value. It emphasizes independence, audience focus, and ongoing education to build a panel of capable adjudicators for both competitive and noncompetitive festivals.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Regina
CKCK
Alcoholism Seminar Set for White Rock
The Surrey Leader notes a White Rock occasion where the White Rock Ministerial Association will host a seminar for Sunday School teachers and youth workers. Mrs D Crawford of the Alcohol Research Council will address the scientific approach to alcohol. The piece also includes a devotional reflection on Jesus's youth and sinless life, connecting spiritual growth with moral development for youth.
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White Rock Ministerial Association
D. Crawford
Alcohol Research Council
Surrey
Cloverdale
B.C
Former Unity publisher starts university at 65
John Pletscher aged 65, former publisher of the San Lorenzo Sun, has enrolled at Hartnell College Salinas California as a freshman with aim to study engineering. He is said to be the oldest person to begin a four year program at Hartnell and plans to complete at the University of California.
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John Pletscher
Hartnell College
Salinas
California
Pletscht
San Lorenzo Valley Sun
Hartnell
University of California
Clifford
Luxemburg
Santa Cruz
Canada
Muenster
Sask
Prairie Messenger
Bruno, Sask
Pletscher
Wakaw
front—Recorder
Kamsack Times
Unity Herald
Saskatchewan
Pletschet
Lemon Grove Review
Pur
San Lorenzo Sun
Oakland Tribune
Pietschet
Kamsack
The
Herald
Sun
Kindersley acquires title to railway reservoir
The town of Kindersley Saskatchewan has completed purchase papers for the CNR reservoir. After a year and a half since the initial offer the town now holds full control of the dam and its contents. The agreement preserves priority water access for the railway.
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CNR
Kindersley
Clarion
Sask
Forested Manitoba Lands Abundant in Common Tree Species
Over half of Manitoba is forested with white and black spruce jack pine aspen and balsam popular tamarack white birch balsam fir cedar and a variety of others including bur oak white elm green ash basswood red pine Manitoba maple cottonwood and black ash.
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Manitoba
Braided rug pattern sale and ordering details
An advertisement outlines a braided rug pattern priced at 40 cents and another pattern in packet 21 with Irany designs for hooked and braided rugs at 1.75 dollars. Orders under 21.75 incur a 10 cent service charge and should be sent to Home Workshop Patterns at De t P.P.L. partmen 4433 West Sth Avena Vancouver BC.
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T P.P.L
West
Avena
Vancouver
B.C
Razor Blades sale advert by John P. Martin
Classified notice offering wholesale double edge razor blades in blue surgical steel. 100 blades for $1.00, 200 for $1.75, 500 for $3.75, postpaid with satisfaction or refund. Address: Main Order Division, 10 Chestnut Street, Waterford Works 4, New Jersey.
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John P. Martin
Chestnut Street
Waterford Works
New Jersey
Cooks in Canada More Men Than Women Employed
At the latest census period the data show a higher number of men than women employed as cooks in Canada. The shift highlights gender roles in the culinary workforce and may influence labor market analyses.
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Canada
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