Demaine Builds Boom in 1957 Growth in Lucky Lake Area
The 1957 rural development includes 150 000 in improvements. Six rear complete hot water heat throughout. A new fire hall for a three ton truck with 13 000 gallon tank, heated and ready for emergencies. Community hall extension adds maple floor and oil furnace to host the square dance club. Homes moved in by Mr. Bob Nicholson and Federal Grain Company reconditioning property. 30 000 bushel annex planned. Our Home Town notes community spirit despite royal commission findings.
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RM. of Victory
Bob Nicholson
Federal Grain Company
Dave Anderson
Federal Train Company
Royal Commission
Lucky Lake
Sask
Saskatchewan study cites danger to children in school areas
Christian Smith of Saskatchewan's health department reports 90 children killed last year and nearly 7,000 disabled by injuries. He says most deaths occur near homes, farms, and playgrounds, urging safety patrols to focus on those areas and suggesting adult patrols if school supervision is risky.
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Christian Smith
Saskatchewan Puthi
Smith
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Mr. Smith
Prince Philip
H. B. Godwin
RCAF
No. 4
Baden-Soellingen
Germany
Baden
NATO
Europe
National Defence
Manufacturing shipments fall in January by over 3 percent
January shipments by manufacturers totaled 1.67 billion dollars, down more than three percent from a year earlier. The motor vehicle and related industries led the decline, while consumer goods and heavy transportation groups posted gains. Inventory value at month end was slightly below the 1957 year end. There are about 20 000 bird species worldwide.
Regina Boat Making Industry Promises Simple Kit Boats
In Regina Dewdney and Albert label a venture by Bob Morrow claiming the world’s best boating buy. He describes pre fabricated boats and kits that let a handyman join basic units to complete a hull without long fitting. Kits target novices and ship ready boats.
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Es Service TD
Dewdney & Albert
Bob Morrow
Dewdney
4-H Clubs Furnish Suite in Pioneer Lodge Project
4-H clubs from Vantage Mazenod Twin Lakes Mankota Willow Bunch Wawota Mountain Coronach LaFleche Rockglen Ferland Limerick Harwood Melaval Valor and Willows participated in a joint effort to furnish a suite in Assiniboia's Pioneer Lodge for senior citizens. H R Clark of the University of Saskatchewan praised the work noting leadership and initiative, saying such projects set high ideals for other groups.
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Assiniboia
Pioneer Lodge
H. R. Clark
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Vantage
Mazenod
Twin Lakes
Mankota
Willow Bunch
W9&od Mountain
Coronach
LaFleche
Rockglen
Groundhog sighting flags arrival of spring in Orangeville
A reader report from Orangeville notes a groundhog seen near the town, signaling the end of winter and the start of spring as noted by the local correspondent of the Orangeville Banner.
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Relessey
Orangeville
Ont
National Wildlife Week honor for Jack Miner work
Alberta schools observe National Wildlife Week April 6 to 12 to honor Jack Miner Canada's famed naturalist. The program highlights his bird sanctuaries shelter belts and conservation ideas with student activities and posters. Miner's legacy continues through the Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation and a 1947 act designating the week.
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Jack Miner
Canada
Alberta
Kingsville
Ontario
Lake Erie
Windsor
Western Canada
Lethbridge
Henderson Lake
Park Lake
Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District
North Carolina
Michigan
Manly Miner
Manly
Gander
Arctic Circle
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Cunard Britannic to Sail New York for 66 Day Mediterranean Cruise
Cunard Line announces a 66 day all Mediterranean cruise from New York on the Britannic with calls at 22 ports in 18 countries. Fares include return first class passage aboard Cunard liners and extended Britain and continent tours. Shore excursions are coordinated by American Express with ample port time.
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Britain
New York
Cunard Lane
Britannic
Madeira
Casablanca
Tangier
Malta
Alexandria
Haifa
Rhodes
Istanbul
Bosphorus
Kecilik Koy
Dardanelles
Athens
Dubrovnik
Venice
Messina
Naples
Villefranche
Barcelona
Palma
Algiers
Malaga
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Cherbourg
Southampton
Cunard
American Express Company
Canadians face about 500 dollar per capita tax burden in 1958
The 1958 tax payments of all governments in Canada are projected to average around 500 dollars per person. This estimate signals a substantial tax load across federal, provincial, and municipal authorities. The projection emphasizes the broad fiscal pressure on Canadian residents.
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Canada
February trade declines show imports drop 15 percent
International trade data for February shows imports down about 15 percent from a year earlier, totaling roughly 768.3 million after a two month decline of 122.1 million. Exports fell about 6 percent to 715.4 million, with a cumulative two month drop near 35 million. Final 1957 figures indicate a 14 percent annual value decline driven by a 4 percent volume drop and a 3 percent rise in average prices.
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United States
Right for now and for summer days a pretty pinafore pattern
A vintage pattern advertisement offering a huck weaving pinafore pattern 7126 for children sizes 2 4 6 8. Includes instructions and a simple chart. Price thirty five cents in coins. Print name address and pattern number and mail order to the listed address.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
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Demaine
Bay Street
Wm. Palmer
la Porte
Marco
Suilwer Spring
Maryland
U.S.A
Regina
National Wildlife Week
Department of Education
Province
Jack. ER
Household Arts Department
Sanborn Coffee
Ately
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