Newspaperman pioneers honored in province memory episode
The article records honors for Canadian newspaper editor Col. Walter Ashfield former publisher of Aren Fell Sun who died October 3 1053. Leland Rahfield east of La Runge is named. William McMillan pioneer of Wapella district is memorialized with McMillan Lake northeast of Weyburn. Peter McLellan pioneer of Carlyle and Arcola districts memory is marked by McLean Lake northeast of Weyburn.
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Walter Ashfield
The
Arenfell Sun
Menney, Rahfield Leland
la Runge
William McMillan
Wapella
McMillan Lake
Weyburn
Peter McLellan
Carlyle
Arcola
McLean Lake
Bread and rolls cooling and moisture tips
When bread or rolls come from the oven remove from pans immediately to prevent moisture loss and crust sogginess. Place loaves on a cooling rack or across the pan edges, avoid cold drafts, and brush tops with butter or margarine to prevent drying.
Shaunavon student wins Saskatchewan silver medal
Garth H. Simpson of Shaunavon Sask won the University of Saskatchewan silver medal for top first year student in agriculture and also Canada Packers Ltd silver medal for high standing in livestock feeding and management courses.
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Garth H. Simpson
Shaunavon, Sask
School of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
Canada Packers Ltd
Easter at Hollywood Bowl Parade Draws Starry Crowd
Hollywood Bowl hosts early Easter services drawing about twenty five thousand in the outdoor bowl amid thousands of autos. The Beverly Hills Easter Parade features movie stars guided by chauffeurs, bands and majorettes, supporting the Crippled Children's Society in a festive, sunlit procession.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Bowl
Beverly Hills
Crippled Children's Society
Buster Ke Uton
Joe E. Brown
Ida Lupino
Cameron Mitchell
Pat O'Brien
Vonna Reed
Howard
First Canadian post office established in Halifax 1955
In 1959 retail spending rose by 704 million over 1958 to 16 149 million. Clothing showed the least CPI rise since 1949, with an increase under 10 percent. Population estimate at January 1, 1960 is 17 678 000. For year ending March 31, 1961, estimated spending is 6 330 168 920.
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Canada
Halifax
Arts Board awards two piano bursaries
The Saskatchewan Arts Board grants $300 bursaries to Miss Gaye Parker of Regina and Miss Kathleen Tastad of Strongfield for a one year course toward the associate diploma at the Regina Conservatory of Music.
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Saskatchewan Arts Board
Gaye Parker
Regina
Kathleen Tastad
Strongfield
Regina Conservatory of Music
Tall Totem to Ottawa Gift From Scouts Enduring Train Route
A 70 foot cedar totem pole valued at over 8000 dollars, carved by Chet Mung Martin of Victoria, was donated by the British Columbia Totem Pole Preservation Committee and East Asiatic Company to the Boy Scouts B.C. Yukon Provincial Council. It traveled on two cars of a UNR freight train en route to the National Scout Headquarters under construction in Ottawa. The pole, depicting six Kwakiutl figures, was part of BC Centenary Year gifts and honors Queen Elizabeth.
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Lt. Bay Scouts
National Scout
Buiding
Ottawa
UNR
Chet Mung. Martin
Victoria
Kwakiutl
Queen Elizabeth
Evon
Vancouver Island
Aaven
B.C
B.C. Totem Pole
East Asiati Company
Boy Scouts
Yukon
No. 10 Downing Street: Walpole the First Prime Minister
Sir Robert Walpole became the first prime minister to reside at No. 10 Downing Street in London marking a historic shift in British leadership housing and office tradition.
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No. 10
Downing Street
Robert Walpole
London
Local Paper Reveals Town Sneak Peek Gossip
In a small town residents stay aware of neighbors' doings through the local paper while everyone quietly follows who is seen in town.
Saskatchewan Junior Red Cross Reaches Appeal Goal
Saskatchewan Junior Red Cross members have donated $9,000 toward the World Refugee Year appeal and are expected to reach a $13,000 goal within a month. The drive, backed by education officials, funds refugee aid in Hong Kong and North Africa, plus self help programs in Middle East camps.
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Saskatchewan
J Red Cross
Red Cross
Goa
Department of Eucation
Junior Red Cross Eeal
Hong Kong
Tunisia
Morocco
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Gaza
Arabia’s women greet husbands with beard kisses
Women and children in Arabia welcome their husbands and fathers by kissing their beards, a cultural greeting reflecting intimate family ties and social customs observed in regional life.
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Arabia
Labour force growth shifts from farm to non farm
Since 1946 the Canadian labour force rose by 1.4 million people while farm employment fell from 1,270,000 to about 700,000. The shift added roughly the same number to the non farm workforce, reflecting structural change in employment.
Kitchen Planner patterns offer modern kitchen planning tools
The Kitchen Planner pattern 452 provides basic figures a scale gauge movable cutouts for standard fixtures and costs 50c. A Kitchen Planner Packet No 51 adds directions for building time saving equipment for $1.75. Rome Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. 4438 West Sud Avenue Vancouver B C.
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Rome
Department P.P.L
West Sud Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
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Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Northern Crown Building
Regina - Sask
Tonny Jerome
QUICK
Arts Board
Beverly Radland
Errol Flynn
Sask
Swift
Group Medical Services and Medical Services Inc
Bismarck
Germany
Hale Ms
Swift Current
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