Cadets Complete Seven Weeks Outdoor Training Parade
About 300 Royal Canadian Army Cadets from the Lakehead Manitoba and Saskatchewan staged a marching out parade before hundreds of spectators. Major General WJ Megui inspected them and commended self starting aims. Cadet Donald Johnson of Fort Churchill won outstanding cadet honors before joining his parents in Kingston Ontario.
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Royal Canadian Army Cadets
Lakehead
Maniioba
Saskatchewan
WJ. Megui
Prairie
Donald Johnson
Duke of Edinburgh Cadet Corps
Fort Churchill
Man
H. D. Johnson
Kingston
Kraus Weber
Regular Army
Militia
Cadet Services of
Canada
Lloyd E. Kenyon
Prairie Command
Winnipeg
Ralph Young
Canadian
Hussars Militia Cadet Corps
Maps for hunters at low cost in Regina Saskatchewan
Maps available for very little cost, detail maps of hunting areas. For full information write to Surveys Branch Dept. of Natural Resources Administration Bldg Regina Sask. The average lion weighs about 500 pounds.
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Dept. of Natural Resources, Administration Bldg
Regina
Sask
Desirable Immigrants and Canada’s Prosperity
A reflective piece argues that immigrants boost Canada’s economy and culture, with women’s neighborliness seen as key. It recalls frontier aid to newcomers, notes modern integration requires support, and urges mutual gamble on a prosperous future through welcoming newcomers and friendship.
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Canada
Peace River District
Rosary Crosses Used to Open Hull Jail Doors
In Hull jail inmates used blessed rosaries with Maltese crosses as keys to unlock cell doors. Prison chaplain Rev. Dominique Desjardin had distributed the rosaries, later recalled and replaced with wooden crosses. A former inmate said the stunt was a prank, not a real escape, and several rosaries remain missing. The Eastern Ontario Review, Vankleek Hill, Ont.
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Hull
Dominique Desjardins
St. Gregory’s
Wankleek Hill
Father Desjar
Father Desjardins
The
Eastern Ontario Review
Vankleek Hill, Ont
Understanding neighborliness comes from individuals
Women must provide today's equivalent of a hot meal and a welcome to new neighbors.
Vermont Farmer Defies Routine For TV Milk Schedule
A Vermont farmer skips morning milking to sleep in and stays up late to watch old movies. A Canadian expert notes cows can be conditioned to new routines, but warns not everyone tolerates late nights. The piece reflects rural independence and curiosity about modern habits.
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Vermont
Quebec
Clara Bow
RCMP Musical Ride Officers Robbed While Resting
Two RCMP Musical Ride members asleep in a Vancouver motel room were robbed of wallets and $60. D H Egan of Regina and Roger Stranahan of Meadow Lake Sask reported the theft. two other officers in the room said their money remained untouched.
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RCMP
Vancouver
D. H. Egan
Regina
Roger Stranahan
Meadow Lake
Sask
North Battleford
Anglican Bishop Reports Lambeth Conference Views
Bishop Michael Coleman of Qu’Appelle returns from the Lambeth Conference in England. He praised the Anglican Communion’s realistic stance on economic social and spiritual world problems and said its seven percent of Christians is an important share. He highlighted unity with Orthodox Christians Old Catholics and evangelical bodies and noted warm receptions for Protestant leaders. The conference urged Bible study and emphasized family housing and equal opportunities while stressing the mission to preach the Fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man.
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Michael Coleman
Qu'Appelle
Lambeth
England
Coleman
Church of Scotland
Otto Dibelius
German Lutheran Church
Britain
Anglican Communion
Bishop Coleman
Jesus Christ
Church
Michael
Saskatchewan
Regina
Pheasant Release Spurs Hunt News in Sturgeon Valley
Ben Kosneau of Bruderheim reports 600 pheasants released in the Sturgeon River Valley between Fort Saskatchewan and St. Albert on Tuesday August 26. An additional 140 birds were released in the Bruderheim-Lamon area the same day. All birds from the Brooks pheasant farm were 14 weeks old and in fine condition.
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Ben Kosneau
Bruderheim
Sturgeon River
Fort Saskatchewan
St. Albert
Bruderheim-Lamon
Brooks
Alta
Crude oil strike near Consort by Chieftain Petroleums
Canadian Chieftain Petroleums Ltd of Edmonton reports a significant light oil discovery in the Viking sand near Consort Alberta. The 36 degree gravity crude is from the South Provost area. this is the seventh well in the company’s Prospect program, with testing ongoing on a block of about 45 000 acres.
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Consort
Canadian Chieftain Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Chieftain Provost
Canadian Chieftain
South Provost
Alta
Consolations of age and secrets in News of the North
The column notes that aging brings the small perk of whistling through teeth brushing. It also observes that women can keep secrets as well as men, though it may take more women to do so this time.
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North
Yellowknife
FASTEETH Keeps Dentures Secure and Fresh
Many wearers suffer embarrassment when plates drop or wobble. Sprinkle FASTEETH, an alkaline powder, on dentures to hold them more firmly and feel more comfortable. Helps reduce plate odor. Available at drug counters.
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Montreal
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Leverpool
Thompton
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Caronia Media
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New York
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Whitehall
Cunard Line
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