Wallpaper Kills Four Cattle In Ontario Farm
In Goderich Ontario a farmer removed old wallpaper with multiple paint layers from a hall and burned it in an orchard. Cattle nearby ate the wallpaper causing lead poisoning according to veterinarians. Four cows died and seven more were critically ill or injured with three vets called for treatment.
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Miami
Neilson Patternon
Patterson
Signal Star
Teen-age hunters rescue four kittens
A group of teen-age boys and girls in the town found four week-old kittens abandoned in a paper bag near disposal grounds. They rescued the kittens, fed them with doll bottles, and are caring for them at home, expressing disgust at the act.
Oil workers win safety awards at Estevan ceremony
Tony Solar of Lampman Sask received the St. Joan Ambulance Association Life Saving Award for First Aid that stopped a wounded co worker from bleeding to death after a November 1958 accident on Rig No 9. He and Art McWilliams were honored as crew and toolpusher, with CAODC and SPISA officials presenting. The ceremony, June 23, in Estevan, highlighted safety achievements of General Petroleum Drilling Co. Ltd crews in Western Canada.
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Tony Solar
Lampian Sask
St. Joan Ambulance Association
Jung
Lampman
Tony. Solar
Drijjne Big
Bafely
Ran
Per James
Canadian Association
Ot Orwell “Drilling Contractors
Kim Thorson
Souria-Estevan
General Petroleums Driling Co. Ltd
Canada
Art McWilliams
CA Odc
General Petroleums of Canada Ltd
McWilliams
Saskatchewan Petroleum Industry Safety Association
Estevan
Vern’ Bann
Mobil#1
Dave Jacony
Sotiris Servicing
Russ Shouldice
Imperial O11 Ltd
Fat Patmore
Anne
S.pisa
James le Mutt
General Petréleuis Drilling Co. Ltd
Rotary Park
General Petroleums Drilling Ltd
Lampman, Sask
St. John Ambulance Association
Art Stroble
Double A Drilling Co. Ltd
Stan Bengston
Double A
Tony
General Petroleums Drilling Co. Ltd
Eft
Canadian Association of Oil-well Drilling Contractors
Thement
Kight
M.L
Souris Estevan
Jim Muir
General I
Petroleums Drilling Co. Ltd
General Petroleums
C.a.od.c
Paul Grundeen
Canadian Sporting Goods Output in 1957 Valued at 16 Million
Canadian manufacturing in 1957 produced sporting goods worth 16 million dollars. Major items included billiard and bowling supplies 2.7 million, fishing rods and tackle 2.8 million, ice skates 3 million, golf clubs 1.7 million, and hockey sticks 1.7 million.
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Canada
Wallet found after four years by Saskatchewan farmer
Leonard Mason of Venn, Saskatchewan, lost a wallet with a large sum of money in 1955. In April 1959 Ole Sundquist found the weathered wallet while moving a stone on a farm. The money remained intact with most bills legible, enough to buy a modern home or a Cadillac, and it was returned to Mason.
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Watrous
L. L. Mason
Venn
Leonard Mason
Ole Sundquist
Ole
Leading Canadian exporter ships wood pulp products
Canada stands as the world’s top wood pulp exporter with shipments supporting downstream products such as paper paperboard rayon photo film and certain plastics.
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Canada
Half size playsuit pattern for modest yet flattering fit
Printed Pattern 4776 offers a half size playsuit with built up bodice and bra concealing straps. specifies sizes 14 to 22 and fabric needs 2 yards 35 inch. Send 40 cents in coins with size name and address to receive pattern.
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Anne Adams
Department P P.L
Front Street
Toronto
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Patrotetit Industry Safety Association
Vern Blinn
Mobil Oil of Canada
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Ross Shonidice
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