Saskatchewan Our University film wins national award
A Crawley Films Limited production about the University of Saskatchewan titled Saskatchewan Our University won a Canadian Film Awards certificate of merit for excellence in script and photography. The public relations film, made in 1955, has been shown 115 times to 12,391 viewers and is available for loan after November 1 by writing the Jubilee Office at the University in Saskatoon.
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Canadian Film Awards
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Labour income in July edges down from June
Labour income in July was moderately lower than in June but more than 7 percent larger than a year earlier. Aggregate from January to the end of July was nearly 8 percent higher this year than last.
Conservatives Pledge Policy Focus in Saskatchewan Nominations
Saskatchewan Conservative Leader Pederson urged voters to compare his party’s platform with Liberals and CCF, detailing five agriculture aims. Proposals include removing farm fuel tax, a cash crop insurance plan, subsidized farm loan interest, land use reform via a land commission, and a two price system for cereals. Nominating conventions are set for October in Souris-Estevan and Cannington.
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Travel expenditures by Canadians abroad rise while inbound from US falls
Expenditures by Canadians on travel in other countries reached an estimated 542 million dollars last year, 17 million more than 1957, while expenditures by visitors to Canada from other countries declined by 14 million to 349 million. All drop came from United States travelers in Canada, down about 16 million. Overseas visitors spent a record 40 million, up from 38 million.
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Smile of the Week Suspensions Highlight Quiet Classroom Absurdity
A professor suspends students for poor exam marks after they confess late night mischief. Howard cites holding hands with a girl, Adams mentions playing post office, Brown departs with a goodbye until next term. The piece notes Romans used asbestos for gil lamps.
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Manitoba to host nationwide school broadcasts start September
Manitoba education officials announce a CBC co produced series of Monday to Thursday school broadcasts for three months. The aim is to enrich courses of study and foster citizenship with a special history program titled Battle of the Plains set for September 18 to mark the 200th anniversary of Quebec's capture. Regular programs begin September 30 with provincial Education Minister Stewart E. McLean coordinating efforts.
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Tenderloin Birds a Creamy Bacon Wrapped Rolls
Prepare pork tenderloin into 3 inch pieces and flatten. Coat with mustard and stuffing, roll, and wrap with bacon. Bake at 325 degrees for about an hour. Finish with cream lemon juice and seasonings or bake with celery soup as alternative.
New townsite plan for Churchill studied
A 30 member committee from federal and provincial departments will study relocating Churchill to a site three miles south and east. Manitoba minister John B. Carroll said the proposal follows an Ottawa meeting with 16 federal officials. Factors cited include limited expansion, poor water supply, drainage and sanitary conditions, and high service costs.
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New Saskatchewan agriculture executive appointed
W H Horner announces J A Arnot named agricultural executive assistant and acting deputy minister of agriculture effective October 1 1959. Arnot has 28 years with the department, starting in the lands branch in 1931 after Crown lands transfer, and serving as lands branch director since 1946.
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Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
W. H. Horner
Mr. Arnot
Department of Agriculture
Department
Soup Seasoning Notes with Milk and Pepper
The instruction notes adding milk seasoning with one bay leaf and four teaspoons pepper, explicitly stating not to add salt because the soup already contains sufficient salt.
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