Calgary professor turns late bloomer into prize author
Arthur Storey 43 from Calgary, once called the oldest and dumbest pupil, won the Ryerson prize for Prairie Harvest. He grew up on a farm near Saskatoon, finished schooling late after 1946 Army service, and now teaches education at the University of Alberta. His prize book, finished in five weeks, is part of a trilogy with Proving Ground to follow.
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Ryerson
Calgary
Storey
Wrot Storey
University of Saskatchewan
Alberta
Train Morses To Work Without Moving Drivers
Falls Minn CP Gerald Wheelock and his nephew Dean describe training two horses to haul pulpwood without drivers. The horses pull logs along a foot trail, with one horse guiding the log to a loading point while the other is prepared for the next load, saving labor costs.
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Falls Minn
Gerald Wheelock
Dean
Wheelock
Austin and District News Roundup Includes Easter Services
Austin and district social notes, church services, and community events reported. Shocks over Mrs. George Duncan’s passing in MacGregor. Louise Stephenson wins junior vocal trophy at Brandon festival. local visits to Winnipeg and Carberry noted. Upcoming Good Friday and Easter services planned. Patriotic Club and WMS activities scheduled with fund drives and pot luck supper.
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Arnurcower
Winnipeg
Austin
United Church
George Duncan
MacGregor
Duncan
Geo. Graham
J. R
An W. Harding
Louise Stephenson
Brandon Music and Arts
Louise
Brandon
Christ Church
United Sunday School
Ham
W.A
Erle Outhwaite
R. Outhwaite
Joan Whyte
Carberry
Raymer
M. McIntyre
W. Jones
WMS
Presbyterial
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The
Patriotic Club
Jean Lowe
World Refugee Fund
Randall's Cafe
A. J. Stevenson
A Stevenson
Wilfred Duncan
Police Officer Says No Young Offender Is Hopeless
Former Vancouver police Det-Stt. Dave Richardson, after 31 years with the youth detail, says he never met a “rotten child” and believes every young offender can be helped. He notes help often arrives only after lawbreaking leads to court-ordered supervision.
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Vancouver
Det
Dave Richardson
Howevr
Richardson
Halifax Youth Carries On With Old Tradition
A 17 year old Halifax youth joins the Royal Canadian Regiment continuing a family line dating to the early 1900s. Robert S Hunt is the eighth family member to serve in the RCA with his grandfather starting the tradition after transferring from the British Army. His training begins at the RCA depot in London. Canada had 509 retail chain store firms in 1958 with 9 604 outlets and total sales of 3 073 billion dollars.
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Robert S. Hunt
Royal Canadian Regiment
RCA
Robert
RCR
W. S. Hunt
Pte
Robert Hunt
London
Canada
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