Elect New Officers At Annual Meeting of Silver weed Wormers
The Silver weed Wormers Institute held its annual meeting at the home of Wn D Wolanaen with Jers Rees presiding, voting officers including president Min WR Norton and treasurer Geo Woot. Various committees and social events followed, with prizes, birthdays, and Easter greetings noted among members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverweed Wormers Institute
Wn D Wolanaen
Jers Rees Alleeting
TRC
Min WR Norton
Molier
Sev Cutany Trasisure
Geo Woot
Go Hermanns Gustrad
Mos Ho
Meeob Lunamay
O) Henderson
Tam
Ron Comet
Mike
Reverend Mochan Describes Mission Work To WMS Ladies
Rev J Mochan outlines fourfold evangelism strategy to Women’s Missionary Society meeting. He cites missions in Jhansi and British India themes with pamphleteers and street preaching. Mrs A Buchanan presided and Rev Andrew Me Nee gave closing message.
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J. Mochan
WMS
United Church Easter Meeting Presides and Honors Guests
The United Church Women’s Missionary Society held an Easter Thankoffering meeting at the Samedas School on Tuesday April. Mrs Moe Bennett presided as Rev. force led worship and welcomed the visiting ladies from another church. A poem was read by Mia Benwell and Miss Catharine McAhean spoke on student work under the WADS program.
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Massionary Society of the
United Church
Teta
Samedas School
Moe Bennett
Vivian Art Posal
Rae
Mia Benwell
Nanes Lambert
Poole
Ro Catharine McAhean
Taut
Go Johnson
Russ MecKean
Lemibert
Club Meeting At Mrs Docherty Home Plans Set For May
Mrs D Docherty hosted the Ayien V's Mernettes meeting at her home with Mrs Kay Lidkes presiding. Plans for the May YMCA meeting were set and a dolls clothes bazaar was proposed for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayien V
Margaret Docherty
Kay Lidkes
YMCA
Acton Club
Ereterian
Deantford and
Tod Vox Menettes
Garest Speeca
Santa Monica
Calfornia
Mary McKenzie
Helen McGeachie
Visuan Smith
Mix Dorothy Rognvalda
Canada
Teas
New Upper Plate From Deer Teeth Attracts Kamloops Interest
Francis Wharton, 83, told Kamloops Fish and Game Association how he crafted an upper plate from deer teeth and how return to society spurred his talkative side. He described bush life, self made tools, and various improvised devices while stressing hunting ethics and personal resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamloops
B.C
Francis Whartan
Mr. Whartan
Kamloops Fish and Game, Association
Fundenad
Poe
Birmingham
England
Bates
Mr Wharton
Germany
Herta
Edison
New Methods Aid Studies of Bees
In Montreal the Quebec Beekeepers Association heard from experts on bee behavior. Dr Jamieson of the Ottawa farm described methods using radio tracers and cellulose acetate to track queen bees. Findings include a queen mating multiple times and bees returning to the same crop area across days.
Montreal forecaster Eric Neal claims long range weather accuracy
A Montreal writer reports Eric Neal markets a long range weather forecast method using kitchen table analysis. He claims a 95 percent success rate predicting seasonal trends including a mild Christmas and a cold snap, citing past accuracy and his Weather team affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Eric Neal
Reno
Neal
Scronautics Oenumnere
Beech
Newb Beyan
Quincy
Air Photos Aid Firefighters in Fast Forest Fire Control
Forestry officials developed a novel method using air photos to gauge fire extent quickly. Pilots could map the blaze and transmit data to ground crews, enabling rapid action, while the province funded aircraft operations for fire control and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Branch
Edmonton
Mircraft
Coreal
Acces
Forestry airfleet aids rapid wildfire response
Forestry officials credit the airfleet for speeding site access during last summer’s conditions. The province bought a Meet aircraft in 1957 along with helipcopters and other aircraft to support ground crews, improving mobilization though not replacing ground vehicles. The on call aircraft system enhances protection and rapid response across remote terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Fermont
Vandals Damage Forest Hill Anglican Cemetery Monuments
Vandalism at Forest Hill Anglican Cemetery in Digby County causes extensive damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars. Sixteen monuments were displaced from their bases and many were smashed beyond repair. Local church officials reported the incident and ordered repairs to the fallen stones.
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Digby
Forest Hill Angliecan
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G Henderson
Fund
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Me Norton
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Afes
Koc Linders
McChure
Basteas
Ruth Lindsay
Lavely
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Pardoof
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Meo
Keith Miller
Glenn Scott
Joanne Bully Watson
Mroo
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Landovers
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Georgetown
Mro
Mra
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Silver Creek
George Hurt
Newmarket
Me Ea Lue
E. L Buchner
Optometrist
WN Acton
Rex Joseph Mochan Bal
Eriptember
Jhansi
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Ute
Mter
Fred Andersen
Dougah
United Church W.ms
D. Docherty
Talaphone Business Office
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Wales
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LGD
Pereebeatets
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Custom Cleaners
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Tall
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Alears
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