One Way To Get There Ends In A Hospital Wakeup
John Standish pushes through a sleepless night to reach Sandra in hospital only to crash on an abandoned rail line. Waking in a hospital, he learns his son is born and he survived a collision that never happened according to the nurse.
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John Standish
John
Sandra
Bev
Midville Road
Valuable Additions to Wainwright Herds from Olds Sale
At Olds sale on November 25 Bert Walker of Glenrock Hereford Farms Heath added two bulls and two females to his herd. Three animals came from W. J Edgar Innisfail and one from Lougheed Bros Innisfail. Purchases include Bright Zento Mixer Ltd 11G 346155, Miss B A Mixer Ltd 15G 346159, Miss Bright Mixer Ltd 26G 361010, and a Royal Domino 3rd offspring. Mike Trefiak of Edgerton also bought two females for his herd.
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Miss Zento Ltd
B A Mixer Ltd
Bright Mixer
Waterton Bernice
Bright Mixer Ltd
Ferrybank Rose
OH Royal Domino
Edmonton Leads Car Registrations In 1952
Edmonton topped Alberta car registrations in 1952 with 39 381 passenger cars and 11 592 trucks from a total of 291 469 vehicles, including motorcycles. Calgary ranked second with 35 266 cars and 9 825 trucks, followed by Lethbridge and Medicine Hat.
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Canadian Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Alberta
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Red Deer
Wetaskiwin
Camrose
Ponoka
Taber
Lacombe
Drumheller
Leduc
Road safety awards go to Glenboro Gazette and Lacombe Globe
The 1953 All Canada Insurance Federation weekly newspaper contest honors traffic safety reporting. Awards total 3000 dollars with 500 dollars per regional winner and a 500 dollar national prize went to Kentville Advertiser for national and maritime regions. Regional winners include St Laurent News Quebec Aurora Banner Ontario Glenboro Gazette Saskatchewan Manitoba and Lacombe Globe Alberta British Columbia.
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Glenboro Gazette
Lacombe Globe
All Canada Insurance Federation
Insurance Companies
Canada
Kentville
N.S
St. Laurent News
Quebec
Aurora Banner
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta-British Columbia
Teachers Help Students Earn Scholarships
Surrey British Columbia teachers near Vancouver have staged plays and concerts for three years to fund scholarships for outstanding students. In 1949 they organized performances with only teachers on stage and many parents attended. Revenue supported 15 scholarships. Recipients are chosen for academic excellence and well rounded character.
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Surrey
B.C
Vancouver
Kindersley Town Reports Remarkable Growth in 1953
Figures from town officials show 51 new residences and 46 major improvements in Kindersley Sask totaling 1.35 million dollars in building estimates for the year 1953.
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Kindersley
Sask
Do You Know That The Femur Is The Largest Bone
The femur in the thigh is the longest and strongest bone in the human skeleton, supporting body weight and enabling leg movement. It extends from hip to knee and plays a crucial role in mobility and stability.
Appetizing Recipes for Citrus Pineapple Pork Tenderloins
Two pork tenderloins prepared by splitting lengthwise and browning, then cooked with orange juice pineapple and spices. The dish finishes with a sour cream sauce poured over the meat and served on a warm platter.
Year Uranium Production Began in Beaverlodge Region
1953 marked Canada's major uranium source activity at Beaverlodge in Northwestern Saskatchewan. Eldorado Mining began producing on June 1, with underground workings rising to 16 and 150 active developers. Expenditures topped 16 million dollars as private firms boosted exploration, staking over 11,000 claims and expanding to about 15,000 in good standing.
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Uranium
Canada
Beaverlodge Lake
Saskatchewan
Eldorado Mining and Refining
Beaverlodge
Saskatchewan-Alberta
Tazin Lake
Northwest Territories
Beaver River
Eldorado
Gunnar Gold Mines
Laird Island
Cypress River- Shepard Lake
Uranium City
Cypress River
Shepard Lake
Athabasca
Uranium Ridge Mines
Homer Yellowknife
Johnny Come
Home Workshop Pattern 281 for Early American tray and stand
This feature describes pine, maple, and walnut wood for a tray with real size tracing diagrams and steps to make a utility stand with a pull out leaf. It notes pattern 281 priced 35c and a separate pattern packet 1.50 postpaid. Hanging racks from pine maple or walnut require little space and suit doors or closets for magazines and papers.
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce Meet At Dauphin 1954
The Manitoba chambers convention will be held in Dauphin for the first time. S. S. Hunt, a St. James delegate, informed members at the December meeting. About 106 local members and 35 wives attended St. James. Forty six resolutions were forwarded to provincial or federal government. Al Hamilton, Roblin chamber secretary, elected councillor for Dauphin district 3070.
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Dauphin
Man
Manitoba Chambers of Commercce
Greater Winnipeg
al Hamilton
Roblin
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Winifred Churchill
Standish
Pop
O.K
Midvill
Jfashions
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Airie Publishers Limited
Front Street W
Toronto
Wainwright
Chicago Hawks
Rocket Richard
Glenboro Gazette and
Kindersley Town
Les Carrol
Home Workshop Pattern Service
Prairie Publishers Limited
West Fifth Avenue
Chamber OF Commerce