Indian Head considers school band proposal
The town council suggests forming a school band with loaned instruments, insurance, and a salaried bandmaster. The board would maintain repairs storage and safety, with the bandmaster part time. Awaiting school board reaction as reported by The News on July 26 1957.
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Indian Head
Beard
Rwn
Sask
Sunshine Lardeau brightens future mining work
Developments of a most encouraging nature are supervised at Obeatro Mining Company by Walter Scorgie founder of Sunshine Lardeau Mines now guiding Obeatro. Claims and workings surveyed by B W W MacDonald with assessments registered in good condition noted. Last year groceries powder material and bedding were hauled by horse.
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Obeatro Mining Company
Walter Scorgie
Sunshine Lardeau Mines
Obeatro
B. W. W. MacDonald
Arrow Lake
B.C
Indigenous Origins in Ancient Egypt Belief
Ancient Egyptians viewed themselves as an indigenous people free from foreign admixture. Contemporary evidence and scholarly debates challenge this exclusivist assumption, highlighting interactions with neighboring regions and historical migrations.
Pattern 4659 Dress Pattern Directions Printed
Printed directions on each pattern part promote easy sewing and figure flattering lines for sizes 1415 1642 181y 204g 22 percent. Send 40 cents and write size name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto address for order.
Thousands of acres hit by water in Red River Valley
The Red River Valley suffered extensive flooding after six weeks of rain and damaging hail storms. Four inches fell at Altona and between four and five in Letellier, inundating thousands of acres from Morden to Tolstoi and into Minnesota. Crop losses ranged from 30 to 60 percent across five municipalities, with about 714,240 acres affected.
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Red River Valley
Altona
Letellier
Morden
Tolstoi
Morris
North Dakota
Minnesota
Hastings Street
Franklin
Montcalm
Rhineland
Stanley
Highway 14A
Red River
Gretna
Letelier
Arnaud
Echo
Man
Tan Yourself Do Not Frizzle Says Health League
The Health League of Canada urges safe sunning in stages to avoid sunburns and double burns from the sun and reflected rays from water. The article notes the risks of burning while on the beach and offers guidance for safer tanning. It also mentions the ancient use of gold and silver coins by the Lydians in the sixth century B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Health League of Canada
Ground Defence School trains RCAF crew in passive defence
The Ground Defence School at Maritime Air Command Halifax runs weekly realistic drills for about 200 airmen to teach passive defence for atomic biological and chemical warfare. Flight Lieutenant C Keith Rintoul leads the program supported by staff. training includes make up stretchers knot tying fire fighting decontamination and radiological monitoring with practical exercises on Anderson Square.
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RCAF
R. H. Parker
Ottawa
Rcaf Gorsebreck
Halifax
C. K. Rinteul
Maritime Air Command Headquarters
Royal Canadian Air Force
Maritime Air Command
C. Keith Rintoul
Sarnia
Ontario
FL Rintoul
Canada
Anderson Square
F/L
Rintoul
Air Force
Royal Air Force Regimental
Catterick
Yorkshire
England
JABCW
Joint Atomic
Camp Borden
Air Defence Command
St. Hubert
P.Q
United States Air Force Headquarters
Pentagon
Washington
D.C
Sargeant R. M. Ward
Albert Mines
N.B
L. Y. Cormier
Moncton
Cpl
Rcaf Gersebrook
A. T. Tucker
St. George's
Bermuda
University Reserve Training Plan
Dalhousie University
Sasy Fit
Fire destroys Foxwarren elevator and grain loss
Fire at Foxwarren Wednesday evening destroyed Pool Elevator A and about 45000 bushels of grain. Brigades from Shoal Lake Birtle St Lazare Binscorth and Russell kept the annex and other property safe with water from Bin scarth CPR engine and trucks from a creek. A separate night blaze burned a farm barn near Silverton.
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Foxwarren
Shoal Lake
Birtle
St. Lazare
Binscorth
Russell
C.P.R
Binscarth
Wilfred Keating
Silverton
Banner
Russell, Man
Sunburn Dangers Remind Sunbathers This Summer
Health League of Canada warns sunbathers to tan gradually this summer. Begin with only half an hour exposure for first time to avoid sunburns and skin damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Health League of Canada
Canopy and awning patterns offered for home use
The Home Workshop advertises canopy and awning patterns with actual-size cutting guides for the frame. Pattern 345 costs 40 cents, and Packet 29 contains five home improvement patterns including canopy and awning for $1.75. Orders under $1 incur a 10 cent service charge.
House for robins and feeding station pattern offer
The notice describes a nesting house for robins and a window ledge feeding station. It includes tracing diagrams, sawing steps, and assembly guidance. Pattern 276 costs 40 cents if ordered alone or $1.75 postpaid for a packet of bird house patterns, with order to Home Workshop Patterns Vancouver BC.
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Department P.P.L
West 5Th Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Transfer panel pattern for wall hanging 7083
Pattern 7083 offers a 15x20 inch transfer with color chart and key for plumage inspired wall hanging. Directions include lining or framing and 6 strand cotton or wool work. Send 35 cents with name and address to Household Arts Department. Ostriches grow a new crop of feathers every nine months.
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Household Arts Department
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Alice Brooks
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Sunshine Lardeau
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Guy
Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Department
P.P.L
R. M. Ward
Ward
Rcaf Photo
Lias
Raymore
Leross
Punnichy
Quinton
Robins