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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 14, 1960

Page

3

RCAF Year End Roundup 1959 Highlights and Changes

The 1959 RCAF year featured the CF 104 supersonic order and new equipment, marking progress with NATO aircrew training cuts and organizational shifts. Celebrations marked Powered Flight 50th anniversary and RCAF 85th anniversary, with the Golden Hawks forming and touring Canada and the U.S. The year saw CF 104s replacing eight F 86 Sabre squadrons in Europe, IBM computer introduction for logistics, and major relocations within Air Transport Command. Logs show 21 million pounds of cargo moved and 69,000 passengers carried, plus NORAD and Pinetree Line modernization, and DEW Line staffing shifts.

RCAF Canada NATO Air Division Europe Golden Hawks Air Materiel Command Air Force National Defence NATO Newfoundland Vancouver Island Baddeck N.S Paul Hartman J. A. D. McCurdy Frozen Bay Chatham N.B U.S Canadair Ltd Montreal Orenda Engines Ltd Toronto Oldenburg Germany Air Division Cadza France Allied Air Forces Central MacDonald Man No. 4 Advanced Winnipeg Training Command Trenton Air Transport Command 426 Transport Squadron Canadair Air Defence Command North Bay Ont Mount Laurier Quebec Pinetree Dew Line USA

Cross Blood Drive Provides Hourly Plan to Save Lives

The Red Cross offers a pint donation today that takes about half an hour and promises a life saving impact tomorrow. Volunteers aim to boost supplies, inviting donors to participate at local centers.

The Red Cross Saskatchewan Hospital Services Plan Saskatchewan

Blood donation and 1959 Canadian air force milestones

The text urges blood donation, noting blood has no substitute and that a unit is 1/12 of body supply. It then recaps 1959 Canadian air force milestones: new distance records, Lancaster retirement, and the Commonwealth Air Forces Memorial unveiling, plus RCAF search and rescue activity with 5800 flight hours and 40+ missions resulting in 18 life saves.

Commonwealth Air Forces Ottawa Queen Elizabeth II Prince Philip Green Island Canara Air Forces The Commonwealth RCAF

Mutual Aid Flies 75 Aircraft to Europe in 1959

i Mutual Aid ferried 75 aircraft to Europe as gifts to France Turkey Greece and Portugal under Canada s mutual aid program A mass flight included 25 Expeditor aircraft 19 for France six for Portugal and 50 T 33 jet trainers Honours and Awards Queen approved George Medals for three RCAF members and Queen s Commendations for six others Medal recipients include W J Marsh RCAF for rescuing a pilot at Chatham NB and R E Sabourin for landing a crippled jet at Rivers MB others honored for brave conduct or valuable service in the air

North Atlantic Europe France Turkey Greece Portugal Canada George RCAF William J. Marsh Toronto Chatham N B Robert E. Sabourin Vancouver Rivers, Man Douglas E. Stevenson Montreal Montmedy John W. Whiteley Edmonton Nelson B. Killens Whitby

Butter Key to Fuller Flavour in Baking and Cooking

The text emphasizes butter as essential for richer taste in baking and cooking. It argues that butter enhances aroma and texture, offering superior mouthfeel compared with alternatives.

Canada to lead or be a satellite on atomic energy

The article argues Canada must take charge of uranium and atomic energy policy. It urges the federal government to back energy development, set sale policies free of restrictive treaties, and foster university research. Ontario plans a conference to decide Canada’s future in uranium and reactors.

Canada D. M. LeBourdais America Defence Saskatchewan Beaverlodge National Research Council Ontario Robert Macaulay

Right to choose over trading stamps debated

The piece argues against banning trading stamps, calling it paternalistic and an insult to personal freedom. It notes most stores do not use stamps and contends consumers should decide for themselves rather than government dictates. It warns of catalogues and protective powers impinging on individual choice.

Co-Operatives Canadian Association of Consumers

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