Canadian Cellulose Co. Posts Higher Losses in Six Months
The Canadian Chemical and Cellulose Co. Ltd and its subsidiary Canada Cellulose Co. report a net loss exceeding 1 million dollars for the first six months of the year. Pulp operations suffered the sharpest decline due to exchange rate discounts and early-year operational issues at Prince Rupert, though pulp production rose and costs fell overall.
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Cellulose Co
Canadian Chemical and Cellulose Company Limited
Cellar Limited
Prince Rupert
Castlegar
Apron pattern 7365 for two simple embroidery aprons
Bend order with size name address and style 7365 for two aprons. Pattern features transfer cutting charts and tickrack trim quick stitchery. Send 40 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Department Ppl
Front Street
Toronto
False Teeth That Loosen Promise Quick Fix
Warns readers that loose dentures cause embarrassment and offers FASTEETH powder as a non acidic remedy. Claims to firm up plates, improve comfort, prevent sour taste, and control odor. Available at drug counters.
Blasts Widen Highway West of Revelstoke
Two large blasts last weekend widened a sharp corner on the Trans-Canada Highway west of Revelstoke B C The protruding bluff at Victor Lake was removed Thursday and the Summit Lake blast sent thousands of tons of rock into the lake paving the way for a modern highway nearby CPR workers observed the detonation CPR property remained unharmed General Construction held the regional contract The Review Revelstoke August 22 1957
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Revelstoke
Victor Lake
Summit Lake
CPR
General Construction
B.C
Laying of New Waterlines Initiated in Castlegar
Castlegar begins its new water system with 300 feet of pipeline ditch dug under Commissioner Maddocks' report at the council meeting. The project plans 23 000 feet of transite pipe across the village following recent plebiscite approval.
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Castlegar
Maddocks
Neighborly News Highlights From Canada and Prairie Towns
A collage of light local items spans education shifts in Canada to playful records. Loretta Eldstrom wins Junior Course honors. Dawne Frasher maintains three years of Sunday attendance. Rosie the 31yearold Clydesdale may be Canada’s oldest horse. A sevenounce egg intrigues Langham farmer Ike Thiessen. Fourleaf clover luck and lost underwear jokes punctuate small town notices. Bear intrudes Connell Creek home. Manitoba family quartet advances in rifle matches. centenarian Mrs Daschuk and several birthday milestones are noted along with twins born same day in Souris hospital.
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Shellbrook Chronicle
Sask
Loretta Eldstrom
Dominion of Canada
General Board of Religious Education
Anglican Church
Dauphin Herald
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Dawne Frasher
Don Frasher
Dauphin
Dawne
Wadena News
Rosie
Wilfred Peterson
Canada
Ike Thiessen
Langham
Wetaskiwin Times
Alberta
Paul Zielke
Riverton
Lloydminster Times
Westlock News
Harold McKenzie
Clyde Corner
Seward
Alaska
Neston
Melfort
Connell Creek
Gordon Graysing
Grassing
Brain
Elmwood Herald
Manitoba
Dominion Rifle Association
Ottawa
J. W. Battershill
East Kildonan
J. W. F. Battershill
G. William Battershill
J. H. Battershill
Preeceville
Daschuk
John
Rose Blenkin
Sintaluta
Saskatchewan
Peter Pearse
Dominion City
Man
A. Pollock
Clunie
Souris
C. M. Robson
Deleau
A. Galbraith
Hartney
R. J. McCallum
Cross
Souris District Hospital
B. D. Sutter
Carillon News
Steinbach
Susan
Linda Edbom
Olds Gazette
John Bush
Olds
Fort Garry
Olafur Magnuson
Lundar
Magnuson
Winkler
Jake Neisteter
Maryfield News
St. David's Women’s Auxiliary
Maryfield
Matte
Consort Enterprise
Bob Gilmer
Gilmer
Edmonton
Norquay North Star
Global craft hype and small town humor mix in rural column
A collage of jokes and anecdotes from a Manitoba Saskatchewan newspaper page features a boastful tailor, a hesitant cook, a barroom misunderstanding, and Hardy’s wordplay. It highlights quirky local items: a family reunion spanning four states, long wedding anniversaries, and community notices about tomatoes, autographed bedspreads, hospital stays, relief applications, and a humorous backhouse rent quip.
1 H Club Calves Grade Well In Manitoba Sale
In Manitoba 336 beef calves marketed by 4-H clubs, 246 graded A, 73 graded B, and 17 graded C when graded on the rail at Winnipeg packing plants. The sale reflected strong overall quality and market readiness among young producers.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
In the Home Workshop Pattern for a One Car Garage
The article describes a one car garage pattern with a gable and hip roof. It states the pattern 393 shows steps to erect the garage and includes dimensions and cutting guides for rafters. The design offers standard car width and extra space for beach and working areas, priced at 40 cents.
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Mandy
Types of joints ABC woodworking pattern
The pattern shows how to make more than thirty joints from simple to complex joinery. It uses hand drawn sketches for clear, uniform instruction and serves as quick reference for workshop walls. Price of pattern 378 is only 40c.
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Coaldale
Albert
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