Grenfell druggist earns honour certificate
A Grenfell pharmacist received a certificate of honour for outstanding and exemplary service to pharmacy. The award noted his devoted involvement in provincial and national pharmacy affairs and his long service as a member of the council of the association.
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Grenfell
Tae
Counrol
Aseriaiive
Neely Mas
Pharmaceutica
Terni
Thasager
Enanciation
Xear
Manitoba Alcohol Education Program Earns Praise
A Manitoba public response to the Alcohol Education program shows encouraging signs. Professor Hon Halstead, chairman of the Manitoba Committee on Alcohol Education, says adults are listening to and acting on the committee's ads begun last September. Carillon News. February 15, 1957.
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Manitoba
Hon Halstead
Halstead
Manitoba Committee On Alcohol Education
Carillon News
Steltivach
Mat
Anne Adams Pattern Offer Promotes Handicraft Books
A vintage pattern notice advertises Anne Adams Pattern Dept at 60 Front Street West Toronto offering Pattern 7307 with charts and directions for two baby motifs and borders. It also promotes two free patterns from the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book and urges readers to order by sending cents and their address.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Alice Brooks
Canada to Launch Uranium Boom Amid New Mining Push
Canada’s uranium sector rises as a major future employer with an estimated 12,000 jobs and a 60 million dollar annual payroll. Eldorado Mining will produce first metal this year at Port Hope while northern Ontario Saskatchewan and Northwest Territories host current mining. reserves total 225 million tons with 237 thousand tons of uranium content enough for two decades of domestic needs.
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Canada
Eldorado Mining and Refining Ltd
Port Hope
Ont
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Northwest Territories
Individuals urged to use labor pool now
The News urges Maple Creek readers to start building repairs and renovations now to help reduce winter unemployment. Businesses should begin winter work to avoid spring delays, and households should hire domestic help to ease heavy chores. An all-out effort could cut winter unemployment significantly.
Sneak softly but carry a big stick
A reflective meditation on human progress and resilience amid past dark eras and looming threats. The author argues despite gloom over historic passions and weapons, humanity has endured and will continue to advance due to the capacity for good deeds and collective enlightenment.
Soviet to Double Meat and Milk Output by 1960
FAO reports that between 1955 and 1960 the USSR plans to raise meat by 100 percent, milk by 95 percent, eggs by 154 percent and wool by 82 percent through planning changes, more mechanization, and increased state investment. Also aims to expand machine and tractor stations and state farms, with heavy tractor and corn picker production targets.
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Ussr
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Rome
FAO
Soviet Union
Donated Ranch Wagon Boosts Manitoba Game and Fish
F J Schlinger of Shea's Winnipeg Brewery presented a new ranch wagon to Dr H S Purdue federation president in recognition of the federation's conservation work. The gift assists secretary manager Paul Murphy in expanding Game and Fish activity beyond 58 active locals.
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Manitoba Game and Fish Federation
F. J. Schlingerman
Shea
Winnipeg
H. S. Purdue
Federation
Paul Murphy
Carillon News
Steinbach
Man
Alberta rat control report and railway hearing excerpts
The Alberta Pest Control report notes 1956 rat losses, 492 infested premises, and an eight percent reduction in infestations with broad northern and southern progress. A Royal Commission hearing in Ottawa examines railway dieselization, crew cuts, safety, and potential strike impacts on CPR and the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen.
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Alberts
Alberta
J B. Garba
Saskatchewan
Firemen on Diesels Questioned as Canadian Pacific Progress
In eight years Greater Gain argues diesel operation reduces need for firemen on locomotives. Lawyer Sinclair cites loyalty of firemen but says the union should not block progress. He frames featherbedding as unnecessary costs to protect CP employees and keep rates in check.
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CPR
Brotherhood
David Lewis
Ian Sinclair
Gineer
Canada
Sinclair
Canadian Pacific
Stander
Fresh Laughs and Fumbled Alibis in Brief Skits
A string of light comic vignettes unfolds from a teen alibi after a porch romance to a TV producer joke about a hurricane naming, a clever autograph line, a child author query, a college football scare, and a chemist shop mishap with strychnine quinine mix up and a fourpence punchline.
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London
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Luick
Winkler
the News
Maple Creek, Sask
the Mail
Drumheller
Alta
For Game Association
United States
Sputviow
North Saskatchewan River
North Saskatchewan
Schuler
Gurba
Atuung
New Spna
Ottawa
Ing
Royal Commisson
Brotherhood of
Roy Kellock
Supreme Court of Canada
St. Laurent
Charles Heiltzlein
Strictly Fresh
Benson's
Jane Ashley
Home Service Department
THE
Canada Starch Company
United
P.O. Box
Montreal
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