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PAGE ELEVEN SA8KATOON STAR-FHOEMX, MONDAT. OCTOBER rot "Keep to the Right" Amalgamating Big River Pis- "fV -N Mill With Timber Board Canadian Films Promoting International Relations Sow Many Weit FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH, pleasant alkaline Inort-clrti powder, holds false teeth more firmly. To eat end talk in more comfort, lust sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Checks "plate odor" breath).

Get FASTEETH a) any drug store. REGINA. Amalgamation of the Big River Mill with the Sas continue to carry on in that capacity, as well as managing the Saskatchewan Box Factory. katchewan Timber Board was The Big River Mill division of the Saskatchewan Forest-Products announced here by Resources Minister J. H.

Brockelbank. Effective date for amalgamation of the two divisions of Saskatchewan Forest Products is November 1. Corporation, was organized three years ago. Logging operations be gan in the fall of 1949, and test runs in the sawmill were made in Mr. Brockelbank pointed out that he board of directors of the Sas- the fall of 1950 with the regular sawing program commencing in the spring of 1951.

The mill's timber stands are located from 80 to 120 YORKTON The part played same time interpret one part of i Mr. Jobbins commended the by Canadian dims to promote Canada to another part. jYorkton Film Council executive on greater international understand- Canadian film was being distri-jsponsoring Canada's only interna-ing was outlined here by W. H. buted, he said, in 65 different coun- jtional film festival and said that Jobbins assistant director of the tries and in addition there were by so doing it was playing an ex-commercial division from the 2.400 bookings to television.

itremely significant part towards National Film Board, Ottawa, ad- Approximately 130 films are pro-(increasing greater international undressing a dinner meeting of the duced annually for distribution in derstanding. Yorkton Film Council on the Canada and abroad. The non com-1 Miss Nettie Kryski, secretary of third and final day of the inter- mercial films are distributed! the local film council, reported a national film festival here The through our own diplomatic posts (count of ballots indicated wide au-festival was the only one of its iand the commercial film which ience approval of four films, two kind in Canada 'aims at mass audiences is distri-jof which received a second show- buted through theatres throughout! ing to students at the request of Mr, Jobbins told the gathering the worId and by varioug agencies ithe Collegiate Institute staff. The that Canadian films have gained; Mr jorjrJins said the fact thatifilms were the entries of the lega-wide acceptance abroad becauseth ublic v.as becomini? increas-ltion of Denmark entitled "Shake- atchewan Forest Production Cor poration had taken this action be I ret twc ill miles distant from it. The logs are cause of the close relationship be-ween the work of the Big River cut and hauled to the north end of Cowan Lake, and boomed 30 miles Mill and the Saskatchewan Timber 3oard.

up the lake, to the mill site at Big River. The timber board operates two Sit mm 1 I The Saskatchewan Box Factory is now operating on a new and en Waning mills, one at Hudson Bay ind one at Nipawin, which plane paying; fancy prices they have been specifically direct larged site, with room for further ingly aware of film was a highjspeare and Kronborg." a Crawley development and expansion, north he lumber produced under con-ract for the board. The timber xard also has the responsibility of the lumber from the Big of Prince Albert. ed at promoting international understanding and lack the propaganda element so obviously in gome films from some other film called "Package Power, portraying the story of aluminum: Thl White Continent" produced by Arthur Rank for the British In recommendation for Canada's 343 film councils. The film "Royal Journey," had, he said, proved to be the most successful ever pro- iduced with 1,100 bookings in Can- SLEEP formation office, showing the trip of a scientic expedition to the wide distri- sum wins au iada at present and a good deal of respect for the other 1 b-jtion abroad.

man opinions and it was the continual aim of the National Film Board to interpret Canada honestly to countries abroad and at the TO-NIGHT iliver mill. J. J. Harrop has been manager if the Big River mill since it start-id. He is also manager of the Box Factory.

On No-ember 1, mill operations will become the responsibility of Michael talmakoff, general manager of he Saskatchewan Timber Board. Superintendent will be engaged to look after this operation, but the meantime Mr. Harrop will Us I- ,2 IJ- V-s i -il i.j-A.:. ailftiii ti. nt ill Deanery Officials Meet At Roslhcrn Antartic, and the other film was entered by the National Film Board and was entitled "Lismere" it portrayed a review of the work of the late Canadian artist Arthur Lismere emphasizing his contribution to art education and to contemporary Canadian painting A highlight of the festival at the collegiate auditorium was a Sas AND RELIEVE NERVOUSNESS ROSTHERN.

Fortv-six dele lrealori of gates representing the clergy, laity and Women's Auxilaries attended an Anglican deanery convention katchewan production under spon- here recently. Ti One Man Injured In Road Accident he convention opened wi' i Holy worship of the Department of Na-nmunion in St. Augustine's Resources. It was produced Communion Church conducted by the Rev. vincial museum, and was entitled G.

Douglas of All Saints Church, COOKSON. Blake Brooks was CPL. L. S. BOWMAN of the R.C.M.P.

preventive policing program is seen here with the signpost he used in his address to school children recently at Meadow Lake. detained in hospital for treatment "Pelicans of Last Mountain." It illustrated one of the field acti Saskatoon. Following the service, the deanery W. A. delegates met in the United Church parlor under TO-MORROW! SLUPUSSNtSS, IRRITAIILITY, NIRVOUS TENSION, JITTMINES9 No waiting (or reiulti! SEDICIN acta FAST.

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film, the guidance of Mrs. Harris, Saska Corporal Bowman said that Bowman of the R.C.M.P. makes toon, deanery president, while the fill fmBlTTiRFASTl ff MATTRESSES AND FURNITURE FOR OVER 40 YEARS way three miles west of Christo the children here passed the wng- clergy and others met in St. Augus pher Lake recently. The men are a full-time job of talking to groups of school children throughout the gle test very well.

tine Church. Later in the aftetv district residents. be as well as assist the public in distinguishing between pelicans and whooping cranes for which they were sometimes mistaken, Cpl. Bowman demonstrated a province, and judging by the way The accident, believed to have noon Dean Norman Larmonth addressed a joint meeting. He was he was received here, the children been caused by poor visibility due magic sign post building it as he talked.

The sign post said it was bad to turn left. "Keep to the introduced bv Canon H. Jowles. like it. Mr.

Bard said. Mr. Bard said the department hoped to produce other 'rural dean. The meeting concluded Over 500 children met in the Ar to a heavy snowfall, occurred when a sedan in which they were riding became involved in a collision with with evensong. right," the sign said, pointing in films in the near future including one of the Wascana marsh birds.

that direction to honesty, obedi a Saskatchewan Transportation mories recently to hear Corporal Bowman, and to see the film on Safety Patrolman Tommie Tucker. The lucky ones had seats. Others ence, respect, trustworthiness, Two amateur films, also shown Company truck. truthfulness and decency. If Kidneys Keep You on the Run received wide audience approval.

The one was the entry of Ralph Steuck of Abernethy, illustrating the four seasons of Qu'Appelle He is with the R.C.M.P. preventive policing program, known also as "Youth and the Police." He stood up. Half of the youngsters on the floor. But they all applauded, and were eager for more stories. You Can I nave Any run ent Chlor Ammid was assisted by Const.

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Win ners of awards of merit will be tabulated when ballots cast by the audiences to show the degree of their approval will' be counted) GUARANTEED NOT TO Synod Meets at Tisdale TISDALE. On the synod of Sas katchewan of the Presbyterian a period not exceeding three months to carry on a series of teaching and preaching missions throughout the synod. On recommendation of the Committee on Eangelism and Social Action, it Church in Canada, made up of ministers and elders from Presby isie 'us is ij iil ii jy ai idiiiwwm a wiiiatagsp.ieweii mil laa.i thuiiii 1 1. jjoiiiiiuww i was agreed that the Rev. I.

R. terian congregations throughout the province, met inSt. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, here on Oct. Carroll of North Battleford and the Rev. H.

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