Huron County Hospital Project Confirmed by Source
An authoritative source told the Signal-Star an Ontario government plan for a multi million dollar hospital for retarded children will be built between Goderich and Bayfield about five miles south of Goderich. It would have 500 beds and cost several million dollars with work possibly starting sooner due to unemployment. options on land are set to expire July 15 with earlier uptake possible.
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Huron County
Signal Star
Goderich
Ontario
Bayferd
Tom Pryde
Huron
Ont
Canada industrial output dips in January USI report
Canada’s January industrial production fell about 5 percent from a year earlier. Manufacturing slipped 7 to 8 percent, while mineral output rose around 2 percent and electricity gas output climbed over 6 percent. Durable and non durable manufactures both declined, with a larger drop in durables.
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Canada
Ste Anne Opens New Post Office Building
The Ste Anne post office, a modern stucco building with pale blue and cream interiors, officially opened Saturday January 26. Postmaster Gil Brunette and Mrs Brunette oversee operations in the new facility serving 492 households, with local tradesmen Steve Langis Annie Neault and Hugh Filton Plumbing and Heating contributing to the project.
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Gil Brunette
Brunette
Ste Anne
Ste. Anne
Steve Langis
Annie Neault
Hugh Filton
Gil Burnette
Mrs. Burnette
Youth rally draws 200 attendees in Mortlach hall
More than 200 people gathered at Mortlach Memorial Hall on March 9 with 60 youths present. Miss Joan Leslie of Saskatchewan Conference spoke on choosing life work and serving the church, noting many vocations lead to a rewarding life. Mohammedans recite their chief prayer five times daily.
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Mortlach Memorial Hall
Joan Leslie
Christian Education
Saskatchewan
E. Lloyd Balding
Regina
Coderre News
Rebuilding Memorial Hall At Binscarth After 1957 Fire
A year after the March 14 1957 fire destroyed the Memorial Hall and Theatre at Binscarth the community organized to rebuild. The theatre reopened September 6 with 264 seats. clubrooms and dance hall work continued as funds allowed. The effort showcased local volunteer support and multiple fund raising efforts.
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Binscarth
The
Canadian Legion
the Express
Man
Making Things Stick A History Of Adhesives And Glues
An overview traces adhesive development from ancient animal glues to modern synthetic resins. It notes industrial growth beginning with Holland in 1690 and the United States in 1808, Canada’s 29 plants, and the shift from craft to science. Strong entities include Canada, Holland, England, United States, 1690, 1808, Brantford Ontario, CIL.
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Holland
England
United States
Boston
Canada
Brantford
Ontario
Manitoba farmer named to Agriculture Stabilization Board panel
The Honorable Douglas Harkness minister of Agriculture announces Portage la Prairie Manitoba farmer John McCallister is appointed to the Advisory Committee of the Agricultural Stabilization Board. McCallister runs a diversified farming business including grain crops small seeds sugar beets and livestock feeding and has been active in local and provincial farm groups.
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Douglas 5S Harkness
John McCallister
Portage la Prairie
Man
Agricultural Stabilization Board
McCallister
Manitoba
Canada population hits 16 948 000 on March 1
Canada’s population reached an estimated 16,948,000 on March 1, up 61,000 from January 1 and 528,000 higher than a year earlier. The gain reflects continued growth across provinces and territories amid steady birth rates and net immigration.
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Canada
Medical plan extends surgical services to Eatonia residents
Doctors Fraser and Szybalski will practice under municipal contracts covering Eatonia and surrounding rural municipalities. Residents pay 12 dollars for a single person, 20 for a childless family, 25 for a one child family, and 30 maximum per family with multiple children. The plan aims to provide standard care without financial worry, covering occasional illnesses and major operations for resident patients only.
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Eatonia
John M. Fraser
W. J. Szybalski
R.M
Royal Canadian
Newcombe
Sask
Printed Pattern 4707 for Childs Smock Shorts and Patter
Pattern offers sun n fun separates in no iron cotton denim and seersucker for sizes 2 4 6 8. Includes smock shorts pedal pushers and prints with easy Printed Pattern 4707. Send 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto with size name address and style No.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
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