Crump Leads Canadian Pacific as President Since 1955
Norris Roy Crump, born Revelstoke B C, rose from machinist and Purdue educated engineer to chief executive of Canadian Pacific Railway Company. He joined CP in 1920, earned degrees, gained senior posts across Canada, and was elected president on May 4 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revelstoke
B.C
T. H Crump
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Kettle Valley
British Columbia
Norris Roy Crump
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
American Association of Railroads
Weston
Winnipeg
Western Lines
Western Canada
Sherbrooke
Que
School of Business Administration
University of Western Ontario
London
Canadian Standards Association
Ottawa
Conservation For Canada
Foundation Corporation
Canada
Crump
Montreal
Ontario
Toronto
Emergency Food Pack Guidance for Civil Defence
A Provincial Civil Defence pamphlet outlines a seven day emergency food pack per person with water, milks, fruit, vegetables, cereals, canned meats and fish, tea, coffee, sugar, and condiments. It stresses age specific portions, storage in a durable container, extra essentials like a can opener and heating unit, and readiness for use during blizzards floods or bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defence
Regina
Canadian Girls in Training in Steinbach
The Canadian Girls in Training CGI T chapter in Steinbach describes its aims and activities. Girls age 12 to 17 attend church and mid week meetings, wear a white middy blouse with a navy collar and dark skirt, and commit to a pledge of health truth God and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.g.lt
United Church of Canada
Jesus
Steinbach Group
Weyburn Optometrist Receives Honorary Doctorate
Weyburn optometrist George McCuaig received an Honorary Doctorate of Optometry from the Ontario College of Optometry at its May 13 graduation in Toronto. He chaired Saskatchewan Optometric Association for eight years and served as a councillor for over 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCuaig
Weyburn
College of Optometry
Toronto
Ontario College
McCuaig
Saskatchewan Optometric Association
Association
Annus
University of Saskatchewan
Regina
Trapper wins go ahead to trap beaver in Grande Prairie reservoir
Robert Pender appeared before the city council and secured permission to trap beaver in the Grande Prairie reservoir after meeting provincial licensing requirements. The piece notes beaver in the water supply and imagines a beaver coat for residents while joking about algae in drinking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald-Tribune
Grande Prairie
Alberta
Robert Pender
Monnday
Typical Scenes Illustrations on Canadian Currency
Illustrations on the reverse of Canadian currency resemble photographs of real places but are artist’s conceptions of typical Canadian scenes rather than exact depictions.
Leave the bears alone
The Sun reports the Duban Society of Canada opposes the organized killing of 300 black bears in Northern Ontario to supply bearskins for British guards. John A. Livingston warns that cubs weigh about five pounds and rely on their mother’s milk, risking slaughter and prolonged suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duban Society of
Canada
Ontario
Brigade of Guamis
Britain
John A. Livingston
Audubon Society
Spring bouquet aprons from Pattern 7414
QGee Brookes offers a spring bouquet easy sew apron pattern 7414 featuring tulips roses and pansies as trim with pockets. Send 35 cents in coins for the pattern to Household Arts Department 6 Front Street W Torfo with name address and pattern number.
Alberta Introduces Poison Control and Mindness Care Services
The Department of Health in Brooks Alberta announces two new health services. A Poison Control Service will be placed in all hospitals to provide emergency poison treatment information and current poison data. A Mindness Control Service will aid patients with diseases causing blindness to slow progression.
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Department of Health
Alberta
Cananda
Canadians urged to prepare emergency packs now
Officials advise individuals to assemble personal emergency kits and ensure preparedness regardless of future events. Stay stocked with essential supplies and review plans for self reliance and safety.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NK. Crump
Patcsfic Railway Company
Kk. Crump
Helen A. Martenson
Prov
R. L. Lindsay
Pledge
Ken Toews
B. Doerksen
Dan Barkman
Ray Lindsay
Hallowe'en Kiss
Women's Federation
United Church
Weyburn Optometrist
Carillon News
Steinbach, Man
Steinbach Cgit
Irma Epp
Janice Tarasenco
Doris Huss
Eleanor Dean
Anne Derksen
Carol Mann
Annie Ziebel
Dianna Neufeld
Dianne Sobering
Beverly Steele
Judy Tarasenco
Marge Letkeman
Betty Hudson
Helen Wiebe
Doris Kroeker
Roberta Hudson
Trapper
O.K
the Sun
Swift Current
Sask
By Qgee Brookes
Household Arts Department
P.P.L
Front Street W
Torfo
the Bulletin
Brooks, Alberta
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