Canadian Premiere Films Capital’s Role in Development
The Canadian Chambers of Commerce in Montreal premiered a new educational film titled The Story of Creative Capital. Produced by Du Pont Canada for the Canadian Chamber, it explains where capital comes from and its impact on Canada’s economy, highlighting productivity and living standards with animated examples. Premier showings will occur across provinces in the next two weeks.
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Canada
Tager
Canadian Chambers of Commerce
Montreal
Creative Capital
du Pont Company
Cansda
Ada
Chambers
Hailstorm Causes Minor Damage Across Carman Area
A mid afternoon hailstorm hit Somer set Miami and Roland with little widespread crop loss, said D L Fletcher of Carman. Some window damage occurred in Miami and a grain bin toppled near Roland, with a TV antenna blown off. Hail lay five inches deep in Somerset and hailstones near hen eggs in Miami district. Twenty one auction vehicles had broken windshields near Miami.
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Somerset
Miami
Roland
D. L. Fletcher
Carman
Harry Janick
Dufferin Leader
Man
Modern flush door cabinet pattern 223 design
The article describes a 46 inch high 42 inch wide cabinet using flush edges and block front drawers. It notes edge concealment when closed and offers hand tool or local woodworker options. Pattern 223 with 3D assembly sketches is 40 percent, plus a bedroom furniture packet for related pieces at $1.75 or pattern 223 included at $2.00.
Smart chaise pattern for porch and terrace furniture
Pattern 385 gives actual size cutting guides for a handsome chaise. The Home Workshop Patterns packet 28 includes five patterns for porch and terrace furniture including this chaise. Price 1 75 with 10c service charge for orders under 1. Address Home Workshop Patterns Dept PPL 4433 West Lud Avenue Vancouver BC.
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Department P.P.L
West Lud Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Local artist wins provincial painting award at convention
At the Annual Convention of Homemakers Club in Saskatoon last week Mrs. D. N. Harold won the Provincial James Competition for all types of painting with her oil painting entered through the Melfort View Homemakers Club. It marked her second consecutive win, following last year's water color that claimed the Tweedsmuir competition for Saskatchewan and will enter the Dominion Tweedsmuir Competition held every two years.
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Homemakers Club
Saskatoon
D. N. Harold
Melfort View Homemakers Club
Harold
Saskatchewan
Journal
Melfort, Sask
Horse sense quip from father and son duo
A playful exchange features a junior asking about horse sense and a parent answering that it is what keeps horses from betting on people. The light joke highlights a rural humor tone and family banter.
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Junior
Pop
Swift Current Man Builds His Dream Car
Ervin Bingham, 27, native of Swift Current, dreams of a car exact to his vision. He admires the low streamlined auto in his garage and plans to have it completed by late summer.
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Ervin Bingham
Swift Current
Bingham
the Sun
Sask
Memorial cairn grounds work and town improvements reported
Town supervisor George Pitt reports on maintenance across municipal properties including seed grass on the memorial cairn area along No 1 highway, burnt long grass damaging a hedge, repaired caved manholes, cleared garbage and street work, dirt moved, nuisance grounds bulldozed, cemetery and memorial park kept in good order, fair grounds plowed graded and water laid to booths, 500 feet of 6 inch sewer laid on Houghton street with dry weather warnings on water restrictions.
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George Pitt
Grand Avenue
Cemetery
Memorial Park
Fair Grounds
Houghton Street
Victoria Avenue
Indian Head
Sask
Sewer Mains Underway in Carlyle
Concrete Products of Regina began digging and laying Carlyle sewer mains this week. Residents expect completion by October 15 as the town awaits the long awaited infrastructure project.
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Carlyle
Regina
Observer
Car_lyle
Sask
Funny and Otherwise A Bright Observational Snippet
A collage of quick gags features a Mt Wilson astronomer predicting rain because coins hurt his eye, a girl named Bessie investing in ice cream rather than missions, a Variety editor hearing a bill dispute, and a jab about silent films. Scorpions reportedly can endure a year without food.
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Manitoba
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Triumph
Canada Department of Agriculture
Ental Farm
Fredericton
N.B
Department of Agriculture
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Bessie
Abel Green
Variety
Green
Higgins
Jone Halos
Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Department
P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
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