Beauty and Farming Link to Elizabeth Arden
Canadian beauty pioneer Elizabeth Arden balances an expanding cosmetic empire with farming interests. Born on a Woodbridge Ontario farm, she trained as a nurse then built a global beauty business while managing Maine Chance cattle and horses. Her Blue Grass Kentucky racing stable shared the same name as her Maine farm. Her routine begins at 6:00 a.m. before heading to New York headquarters. Her philosophy centers on health and a peaceful mind as keys to beauty.
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Woodbridge
Ont
Panurke
Miss Arden
Maine
Blue Grass
Kentucky
New York
Record enrolment at University of Saskatchewan tops 4,333
1 333 Enrol in U. of S. A total of 4 333 degree students enrolled at the University of Sas katchewan In Saskatoon up to the vening of September 23, highest in the university's history. Previ ous high was 4,310 in 1847-48. Registrar N. K. Cram expect t hhe final figure to be about 4,500 o 4,600. Last year's enrolment was 4,114.
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University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
N. K. Cram
Halloween Ghost Party Menu and Games Guide
A detailed Halloween party plan with ghost costumes, eerie decor ideas, hands-on games using rice and spaghetti, a dramatic plane ride stunt, a collaborative storytelling segment, and spooky treats. It includes invitations shaped as ghosts, pumpkin jack o lanterns, spooky music, and a menu featuring spook cocoa, ginger ale grape punch, ghostly gelatin desserts, Jack O Lantern sandwiches, and maple cream fudge.
Red Cross 50th Anniversary plans underway
Plans are underway in Saskatchewan communities to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Canadian Red Cross Society and the world Red Cross. Regina headquarters reports branches are preparing teas meetings displays guest speakers and branch histories with events planned in Swift Current Kincaid North Battleford Kamsack Humboldt Luseland Osage Canwood Weirdale Lipton Beatty Ponteix Moose Jaw Tisdale Antler Ogema Dilke Balcarres Melville Esterhazy Kelliher and Oxbow as fall activities grow.
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Saskatchewan
Canadian Red Cross Society
World Red Cross
Regina
Red Cross
Kamsack
Ryerson
Canada
Battle of Batoche
Northwest Territories
Swift Current
Kincaid
North Battleford
Humboldt
Luseland
Osage
Canwood
Weirdale
Lipton
Beatty
Ponteix
Moose Jaw
Tisdale
Antler
Ogema
Dilke
Balcarres
Melville
Esterhazy
Kelliher
Oxbow
Safety Warning for Children Playing on Busy Streets
A public notice warns that small children can be victims of traffic accidents if unsupervised on streets. It stresses the need for an older child or adult guardian to supervise and prevent running into the road after a ball, as drivers may not always stop in time.
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Hallowe’en
Mary Baker Eddy Founded Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy established Christian Science as a religious movement. Her leadership shaped its theology and organizational structure, influencing its worldwide congregations, teaching centers, and publications.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Cunard announces thrifty Christmas sailings for 1960
Cunard Line plans five Christmas sailings from Montreal Quebec New York and Halifax to Greenock Liverpool Le Havre Southampton and Cobh for festive visits with relatives. Sylvania Saxonia Queen Mary Carinthia and Ivernia carry Christmas in Ireland and All Europe excursions guided by Cunard representatives. 10 percent round trip fare reductions apply to 1960 thrift sailings from January onward.
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Sylvania
Montreal
Quebec
Greenock
Liverpool
Saxonia
le Havre
Southampton
Queen Mary
New York
Cunard
Europe
Carinthia
Halifax
Emerald Isle
Ivernia
Cobh
Ireland
Joseph L. White
Atlantic
Louis Pasquale
Paris
Canada
United States
Former transport pilot now leads CF100 jets
Wing Commander Eric Wilson, 44, of North Bay Ontario, commands No 414 Air Weather Squadron and serves as Air Defence Command Task Force Commander for the Canadian International Air Show. A Rapid City Manitoba native, Wilson joined the RCAF in 1940, earned wings in 1941, flew as a transport pilot in WWII, and postwar pursued instructor duties and staff study before taking command of 414 Sqn in 1958. He now leads the lead CF100 in the show.
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Eric Wilson
No. 414 Air Weather Squadron
North Bay
Ont
Air Defence Command
Wg. Cdr. Wilson
Rapid City
Man
RCAF
York
ADC
Animals share rheumatic diseases findings across breeds and species
The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society highlights how dogs such as dachshunds Beagles Boxers and Poodles along with horses pigs and even swine show arthritis like human rheumatic conditions. Researchers note age weight hip shape and stress as factors while exploring treatments and the broader impact of rheumatic diseases on animals and humans.
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Boston
Ontario
Canada
Manitoba
U.S. Midwest
Lafayette University
Indiana
Work While It's Day The Canadian Lutheran Verse
A short devotional urging action today to serve God. The excerpt uses a Bible inspired image of life as a winding clock, stressing that the present moment is the only time to act and do His will. It warns against delaying until tomorrow, since life can end at any hour. The tone is admonitory and inspirational for daily faith.
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Madeleine Leyason
Beauty and Tilt Farm
Elizabeth Arden
U. of S
Suy Drug Counter
NATO
Canadair, Ltd
General Electric
National Defence Photo
Trevor
Doug
Cunard Line
Cdr. Wilson
Fleischmann
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