John Campbell Walks Again After Polio Fund Help
John Campbell, 31, who struggled with polio since childhood, can walk with crutches after extensive treatment funded by the Legion polo fund and medical care in Calgary. His aunt Mrs. Dan Campbell notes his progress and hopes for further rehabilitation while the community celebrates donor impact and renewed courage.
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John Campbell
Times
John
Dan Campbell
Meadowbank
Legion
Calgary
Banff
High River
Embroider Life-Like Doe and Fawn Pattern 7305
Easy to embroider life like doe and fawn design for home decor. Transfer picture 15 by 20 inches with color chart. Send twenty five cents to receive pattern and Alice Brooks Needlecraft book offer with dozens more designs.
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Alice Brooks
O Canada sung with joy in Battleford Saskatchewan way
Vegreville Observer editor A L Horton recalls two O Canada festivities. In eastern events the anthem was sung slowly and dolefully, leaving attendees fatigued and uneasy. In Battleford the North Battleford band led a fast joyful rendition that stirred strong emotion and inspired singing as one community.
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A L Horton
Vegreville Observer
Canada
East
Horton
Battleford
North Battleford
Saskatchewan
Ed Scriver Now 50 Years In Prairie Weekly Service
The Wolseley News editor Ed Scriver marked half a century in prairie weekly journalism. The tribute notes his steadfast convictions and long service, praising his impact on the community and his tenure in the mayor's chair.
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Ed Scriver
Wolseley News
Prairie Weekly Service
Scriver
Wolseley
Be ware of Bad Cheques warns in RCMP booklet
Forewarned is forearmed. The RCMP issued a small booklet titled Be ware of Bad Cheques to alert business people to cheque fraud. It notes that Canadian businesses lose about two million dollars annually and stresses positive identification, not relying on oil cards or licenses alone, and requires in-person endorsement to prevent forged or stolen cheques.
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RCMP
Shorthorn bull Scotsdale Jupiter wins top honors in Chicago
Canadian Shorthorn Scotdale Jupiter owned by S. G. Bennett Georgetown Ontario is grand and supreme champion Shorthorn at the International Exposition Chicago after also earning grand and supreme at the Royal Winter Fair Toronto. The feat mirrors a 1948 double for Scotsdale Bombardier, also owned by Bennett, marking a rare continental double.
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Canada
Chicago
Scotsdale
Jupiter
S. G. Bennett
Georgetown Ontario
Toronto
Scotsdale Bombardier
Towns grow troubles too
Ontario middle sized towns with 2 500 to 5 000 population report rapid growth and rising taxes. Chambers of Commerce see potential new industries leaving big cities for smaller towns. Residents debate pace of development as traffic, housing, schools and sewers strain resources.
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Ontario
Chambers of Commerce
Fergus News-Record
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