Smart appearance of cunt-out designs in outdoor scene
The text notes a smart trim appearance and considers the designs an interesting feature of the outdoor scene. It suggests they should be set well back from the street.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
2
Woodcraft Pattern for Frames and Alphabet Tracing
A DIY pattern describes wood frame designs for single or paired use on a lawn area. It includes tracing patterns for frames alphabet numerals and space to saw out. Orders require name and address plus 40c postage and 2c for first class mail.
Action windmill ad offers windmill designs and patterns
The notice promotes an action windmill pattern 239 size 40c and Packet No. 11 containing this pattern plus four other windmill and weather vane sheets. Orders under $1.75 incur a 10 cent service charge.
Printed Pattern 4506 Misses' Summer Dress Pattern
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4506 showing a four piece pattern for a Misses' summer dress in sizes 12 to 20. Includes fabric yardage for size 16 and instructions, with order details to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto. Pattern costs 40 cents and requests plain name address and pattern number.
Gas Co offers rate reduction to Town of Leduc
Leduc Utilities Ltd suppliers of gas to the Town of Leduc propose a reduction of 345 cents per mef effective upon acceptance by the town. After months of negotiations the representative in Leduc Alberta reports the offer dated July 4 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leduc Utilities Ltd
Leduc
Alberta
Kellock Royal Commission Opens West Tour on Rail Firemen Debate
West tour of the Kellock Royal Commission hearings features CPR engineers and trainmen testifying on the proposed removal of firemen from freight yard duties. The three judges include Justice Kellock, Justice McLaurin, and Justice Martineau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPR
Winnipeg
Kellock Royal Commission
CPLR
Jutice R. L Kellock
Supreme Court of Canada
C C. McLaurin
Supreme Court of Alberta
Jean Martineau
Court of Queen's Bench
Quebec
Calgary
Vancouver
Moose Jaw
Rocky Mountains
Frank C. Walters
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Harry England
Ian D. Sinclair
Walters
Focal
England
Engineers’ Union
August Hendzel
Brandon
Robert Lane
Canadian Railways
J. L. Camirand
Hornepayne
Ont
John P. Struthers
Allan Stacey
Firemen’s Union
J. L. Stuart
Kenora
A. M. MacDonald
Brotherhood of Railway
A. A. Lloyd
Regina
David Brown
B. Bjarnason
Minnedosa
Harry Shalay
Fort William
T. N. Coty
Albert Sankow
Lloyd Good
T. G. Baker
York Lake Park Opens with Sunday Regatta
Yorkton residents await official opening of York Lake Park as Hon. Russ Brown declares the park open at 1 30 p m Sunday July 7. The Kinsmen Club of Yorkton has long supported the project and will host their second annual regatta The Enterprise Yorkton Sask July 4 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
York Lake
Russ Brown
Saskatchewan
Enterprise
Sask
CKCK Regina Radio Marks 35th Anniversary Broadcast Milestones
CKCK began broadcasting July 29 1922, becoming Western Canada’s first station. By 1923 it aired a church service and later joined coast-to-coast broadcasts. staff grew from Bert Hooper to 50 employees. The anniversary note highlights early sports, firey tech changes, and prominent radio figures who worked there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CKCK
Regina
Canada
Saskatchewan
Morning Leader
Charles A. Dunning
A. W
Bert — Hooper
L. D
Pete—Parker
Bert Hooper
Carmichael United Church
J. W. Whillans
Prince Albert
U.S
The
Plainsmen Broadcasters
Horace Stovin
Cana
Dian Radio
W. Knight Wilson
Pete Parker
CNRR
CJBR
CHWS
R. H. Williams Department Store
Art Balfour
CFGP
Grand Prairie
Bill Speers
CKRC
Winnipeg
Lyman Potts
London
Ontario
CKSL
M. V. Chestnut
al Smith
Barry Wood
Ross MacRae
Jack MacRae
Father and son to take charge of Scout troop
Sixteen very keen boys turned out on Wednesday evening June 26 to organize themselves with the help of E. Atkin District Commissioner and E. Bard District Scoutmaster into Eden Mills first Boys Scout Troop. T. Bould Scoutmaster and his father J. Bould both of Guelph were present and will have full charge of these eager boys shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Atkin
E. Bard
Eden Mills
T. Bould
J. Bould
Guelph
the Free Press
Acton
Ont
Sixteen Legionaires Honored With 25 Year Pins
Sixteen members of the Morden Branch of the Canadian Legion received 25 year pins at the Legion Auditorium on Thursday June 20 Recognition acknowledged twenty five years of membership in the organization The Times Morden Man July 3 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morden
Canadian Legion Auditorium
the Times
Man
High School Grads urged to enter Publishers Contest
The Ryerson Institute of Technology in Toronto offers a $5000 weekly newspaper contest with ten bursaries of $500. Graduates from across Canada apply to join a printing management program enriched with journalism subjects to prepare for weekly press roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryerson Institute of Technology
Toronto
British Columbia
Newfoundland
Ryerson
All Canada Insurance Federation
The
Record
E. A. Schrader
590
Gould Street
Rimbley Record
Alberta
Real yardstick of Canadian living standards questioned
The Acton Free Press editorial argues that dollars alone fail to measure wealth. A 1951 to 1956 price comparison shows worktime needed for staples fell: nylon hosiery 84 to 49 minutes, steak 51 to 32, eggs 41 to 28, woolen suit 54h43m to 42h39m, bread 6 to 5 minutes, haircut 39 to 35 minutes, indicating real purchasing power improved despite inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Department of Labor
Canada
Corps of Statisticians
Forture Times
Acton Free Press,Ont
Miners to gain 15 cent hourly wage raise
Miners at the Manitoba and Saskatchewan Coal Company Limited and the North West Coal Mine will receive a 15 cent hourly wage increase over the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba and Saskatchewan Coal Company Limited
North West Coal Mine
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Action
Mamma
Cape Cod
Department P.P.L
West 5Th Avenue
B.C
Anne Adams
Front Street
Kellock
Royal Commission Touring
West
York Lake Park
Legionaires
Rockefeller Centre
New York
Bienfast
Biel
Sedicin
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