The Carleton Family Hotel Farewell to Irene Hayden
Irene Hayden leaves Philip Carleton Jr and his high society life as her wedding to Dr. Gordor looms. Philip, sheltered from real affection, mourns deeply while Irene vows to begin a new life with her surgeon fiancé on the West Coast.
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Ean
Philip
Carleton Jr
Neithe
Irene Hayden
Carleton, Sr and Co
Philp
Irene
Philip Carleton, Jr
Philip Carleton
Mrs Carleton
J. J. Gordor
West Coasts
Fundy National Park Set to Open in New Brunswick
A new Canadian national park will open this summer overlooking the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick. The Fundy National Park spans 80 square miles of scenic recreation and will feature private hotels and bungalow cabins as well as a salt water swimming pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N.B
Bay of Fundy
New Brunswick
Fundy National Park
Trade boom seen between Canada and Japan
Salmon Arm resident Charlie Nakamura, just back from Japan, predicts a surge in Canada Japan trade. He notes wages in Japan have risen as much as 300 percent over prewar levels and expects related economic ties to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Arm
B.C
Canada
Japan
Charlie Nakamura
Modern Science Aids Fishermen from Canada to World
Dr J L Hart of the Pacific Biological Station presents Technological Advances in Fishing Methods at the United Nations World Science Conference. The paper argues radio, echo sounders, radar and direction finders boost yields, improve efficiency, and raise living standards for crews, with 22 Canadians among 700 experts attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
B.C
Lake Success
J. L. Hart
Pacific Biological Station
Hart
Boy Scouts Gather Scrap to Pay Trip to Ottawa Jam Boree
Proceeds from a house to house collection of bottles sacks and junk and a sale of cooking will send three boys to the Scout jamboree at Ottawa. Decision made at a Scout committee meeting in Ganges Inn with Lt Col Desmond Crofton presiding.
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Saltspring Island
Ottawa
Scout Committee
Ganges Inn
Desmond Crofton
Faithful Dog Rescues Farmer from Bull
Alf Neibrandt farmer of Wallace district owes his life to his loyal cattle dog. The Hereford bull knocked him airborne and began goring him before the dog forced the animal back. Help arrived and the farmer was saved. the bull was disposed of.
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Yorkton
Alf Neibrandt
Wallace District
Mr. Neibrandt
Ginger flavored butter cookies from old recipe
A classic butter cookie dough blends butter and brown sugar with eggs. Flour is sifted with baking soda cream of tartar salt and ginger then folded in with lemon flavoring. Chill, shape marble sized balls, press with a fork, and bake at 375 degrees until delicately browned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann
Canadian Scientists Aim To Extend Grass Growing Season
Dr E S Archibald, head of the federal experimental farms, returned from a New Zealand trip with ideas on year round pasture. He notes Canada’s grass season runs five to eight months and summers droughts tighten hay needs. extending the season by two weeks at each end could equal two extra months of grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
E. S. Archibald
Eormental Farms
New Zealand
Sister
Commonwealth
Archibald
Canada
Regina and area briefs reflect music, wildlife, and plans
Western briefs note steady demand for player piano rolls in Regina stores. Morden reports a crow and magpie control club with prize incentives. Vancouver cancels plans to admit German students. external affairs blocks German scholarships. Regina hears a winter wonderland idea to pipe warm air from the south, excluding hot air. Rossburn reports warden J Huska shot a seven foot, 125 pound timber wolf. Canadian and New Zealand butterfat yields are discussed with notes on grazing and potential agricultural progress.
Vancouver traffic officer earns commendation for courage
Traffic Officer Cecil Paul, noted as a shooting hero of a Vancouver bank holdup, received a letter of commendation from Saskatchewan Labor Minister C. O. Williams. The minister praised his coolness and courage in an emergency and called him typical of the fine young people who have left the province for other parts of Canada.
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Vancouver
Cecil Paul
Saskatchewan
C. O. Williams
Williams
Canada
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Samuel Campbell
DR. Chase
Dodds
Dominion of Canada
James Richardson & Sons
Winnipeg
Calgary Lethbridge
Regina
Swift Current
Saskatox
Moose Portage la
Manitoba
Churchill
Churchill Harbor
Painted Desert
Arizona
Western Briefs
Morden
Man
University of British Columbia
Department of External Affairs
Garnet Menzies
R. E. Anderson
Mesa
Rossburn
J. Huska
Riding Mountain National Park
Brandon Woollen Mills
Brandon, Manitoba
Peggy
Chuck Thurston
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