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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1959
Page
7
The sermon Jesus gave in Matthew 5 7 is presented as a manifesto stressing that faith without action fails God. It contrasts the wise man who builds on rock with the foolish man on sand and urges seven day living according to Christ’s teaching. The message stresses being born again and searching Scripture to know God’s will.
The piece notes the 1959 University of Saskatchewan history The Making of a University prepared for the Golden Jubilee by Dr Carlyle King from A S Morton materials It covers early planning 1907 1909 debates over site Saskatoon Regina Moose Jaw and others and the final selection of Saskatoon for the university plus reactions from leaders and editors and the role of Walter Murray and Chancellor Wetmore in keeping the project steady.
The article recalls the 1909 1912 development of the University of Saskatchewan including the College of Agriculture, the first sod ceremony in 1910, and the 1912 opening. It notes plans, funding, and staff choices as well as the Golden Hawks flight tour set to begin in May with stops across Canada.
The article explains patient dog training methods for pups that hide when called. It advises ignoring the dog briefly, then rewarding calm approach and responsiveness, teaching that obedience earns rewards and does not strip freedom.
More than one million passengers used Canada’s urban transit systems in 1958 with 57 percent riding motor buses, 23 percent street cars, and 20 percent trolley coaches.
Christian Smith, provincial health education director, urged communities to form broad safety groups addressing all accidents from homes and play areas to farms and recreation. He cited 1 086 children under 15 hurt on streets and highways last year and 1 182 farm injuries, plus 5 098 home and 2 035 recreational cases, as reasons to move beyond single-issue focus.
Cautionary note urges keeping young children and infants from sick people during cold and flu waves. It warns that respiratory illness is more serious for babies than adults. Alberta’s livestock production ranks behind Ontario among Canadian provinces.
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