Alberta Safety Conference to be held in Calgary in May
The Alberta Safety Conference will include traffic industry commercial vehicles farm water home and child safety sections. It runs May 25 and 26 at Jubilee Auditorium Calgary with Carl O Nickle as general chairman. Hosted by Alberta Safety Council president Arthurs Dixon MLA the event aims to unite safety activities across the province with attendance expected in the hundreds. Details from Alberta Safety Council Alberta Block Edmonton Alberta.
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Alberta
Jubilee Auditorium
Calgary
Carl O. Nickle
Alberta Safety Council
Arthurs Dixon
Edmonton
Let Us Forgive That We May Be Forgiven
A reflective piece on forgiveness from a New Zealand incident during the Lord's Supper. Two neighbours reconcile before death and a Native witnesses a cruciform moment of mercy. The text cites Matthew 6 14 15 and Jesus words on forgiveness and salvation, urging readers to forgive as a path to divine forgiveness.
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New Zealand
Jesus
Christ
Paradise
Sanitation Dept Advices Safe Disposal of Sharp Waste
The sanitation department warns not to throw broken glass china or sharp metal into waste baskets or garbage cans. Store such debris in a strong carton, tie it, and label contents for safe handling by waste workers.
First Niagara Falls park idea dates to 1795
Niagara Falls history notes an early proposal for a government park to accommodate sightseers, historic in origin dating back to 1795. The idea reflects long standing interest in formalizing access and protection of the falls area.
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Niagara Falls
Appointment of Sydney B Williams Director of Research Branch
Sydney B Williams aged 46 has been appointed Director of Research Branch Administration Canada Department of Agriculture by the Civil Service Commission announced by Minister Harkness. Williams, former superintendent of the Nappan Experimental Farm since 1952, was born in West Burke Vermont and educated at Montreal High School and McGill University with BSA and MSc in animal nutrition. He undertook post graduate work funded by a National Research Council bursary via Macdonald College Animal Husbandry. He served as an officer in the Canadian Army during World War II.
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Sydney B. Williams
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Civil Service Commission
Harkness
Williams
Nappan
N.S
West Burke
Vermont
U.S.A
Montreal High School
McGill University
National Research Council
Macdonald College
Pete Andersons Two Rock Devices Bring Saskatchewan Fame
Meet Pete Anderson of Southey Saskatchewan an inventive machinist whose self resetting hinge type spring clamp protects deep tillage cultivators from rock damage. He licenses the device to Case for worldwide distribution and has built a 30 year career around rugged self made engineering.
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Financial Post
Pete Anderson
Southey, Sask
Southy
Sask
Anderson
J. S. Case Co
Case
Anderson Construction Ltd
Southey
Regina
Qu’Appelle Valley
Saskatchewan
Harold Gerhart
General Equipment Ltd
P. B. Anderson
Bulgea
Gerhart
Joe Hollands
Anderson Construction
Armor Metals Inc
Helena
Montana
New Headingley jail adds housing for 100 prisoners
Headingley jail opens a new $90,000 H hut with four dormitories to house short term and youth offenders. Hon. Sterling Lyon notes the move eases overcrowding, aids segregation, and the wing may later serve as rehabilitation space as Fauteux reforms approach.
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Headingly
Sterling Lyon
Headingley
Lyon
Fauteux
Continuous culling advised to improve poultry flocks
Saskatchewan Poultry Commissioner E M Campbell urges a continuous culling campaign in every flock to remove non producers or “star boarders” and protect egg production. He guides on recognizing healthy birds and stresses removing run down or diseased birds to reduce mortality.
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E. M Campbell
Animal Industry
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Mr. Campbell Went
Mr. Campbell
Coast to coast piggyback move vans service
Canada’s two major railways Canadian National and Canadian Pacific will inaugurate a coast to coast piggyback moving vans service on March 9. Vans loaded with household goods will travel on flat cars across routes already using piggyback operations, with cooperation from the Canadian Warehouseman's Association. Cities listed include Halifax Fredericton Moncton Saint John Montreal Ottawa Toronto London Dryden Port Arthur Fort William Winnipeg Brandon Regina Saskatoon Swift Current Medicine Hat Lethbridge Calgary Edmonton Red Deer and Vancouver.
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Canada
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Canadian Warehouseman's Association
Halifax
Fredericton
Moncton
Saint John
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
London
Dryden
Ont
Port Arthur
Fort William
Winnipeg
Brandon
Man
Regina
Saskatoon
Swift Current
Sask
Medicine Hat
Alta
Lethbridge
Calgary
Edmonton
Red Deer
Vancouver
Seaway Locks Expand to 72-Foot Ship Beam
The St Lawrence Seaway will accept ships with a 72 foot beam while the Welland Canal locks, about 25 years old, remain 80 feet wide.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Welland Canal
Canada’s GNP Estimated At 32 Billion In 1958
Canada’s gross national product is estimated at 32 billion dollars for 1958, up two percent from 1957. The gain reflects higher prices rather than an increase in national production, compared with a postwar average annual growth of about four percent.
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Canada
Forgetting the Past Brings Quiet for an Uncertain Future
A reflective remark warns that letting the past go may ease concern as looming future worries press. The line suggests focusing on what lies ahead rather than dwelling on bygone events.
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Regina, Sash
Place Fee
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Hegeia
Bertie
Cela Saies Agency
Prive Albert, Rank
Kotanson Street
Nan
Douglas Olpon
Bor Vth
Wetaakinen
Ee Airco Weliang
Alvert Bertolo
Eyedown, Sask
Heidy
Bor Loz
Stadville
Hank
Pinoned Parenthood Federation of America
Roy Salea
Dept CW Box
Pris Ce
Lith Avenue
Gelanger
St Albert
Staonery Dept
Gravelbourg
Mulvency’s
Dept
Ossington Ave
Mall
Kerr Glock
Scarth
Ttc
Lessons Inc
Lay St
Auto and Truck Supply
Neverien Busch and
de Opn Les
Scarth St. Regina
Acme Sewage Services
Sul Ofacon Street
Swe
Burns Hanley Company
Cornwall Street
Edemonton
Franklin Stove
Price
Royal George Apts
Dakota
Minnesota
M. L. Wilhelm
Redfeld
South Dakkota
Nsw
Wetaskiwin
Noah Highway
Stettler
W. Cy Proctor
Symons
Farmers Studio
Dept, A
Farmers
Colina
Hilacoina
Regina Coin Exchange
Cornwall &T
Ste
P.O. Bos
U.B. Regina
W. J. Sharpe & Co., Ltd
Groad Street
Canada Packers
Prairie Publishers Co-Op Ltd
Tearth St
Regina, Sask
Riverhurst
Whitemouth
Lorahke
Lac du Bonnet
Scarth Street
Bonair
Echo Farm
F.C. Evans
Echo Poultry Farm
Abbotsford
Llc
New Hampshires
New Hampshire
Mid- West Hatcherlea
Prince Albert
Boissevain
Shelton Hatchery
Manitoba
Saskatchewan Natural History Society
The
Blue Jay
W. E. Beck
G. F. Ledingham
Athol Street
Somerset Elk
Gold Bond Monument CO. Ltd
P.O
A Barclay Warren
the Sanitation Department
Touchweed Times
Punnichy, Sask
His Clamp
12Th Avenue
Ged Campbell
Matas
Sharpe
N.hxw.l
Heavies
Sharpe's
Beltsville
Alb
W. J. Sharpe & CO. Ltd
Broad ST
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