Canadians Aid Memorial Day Ceremony at Sherwood
In Sherwood North Dakota Canadian soldiers apprentices helped mark the 20th annual Memorial Day with a rifle troop and a 24 piece band. Camp Shilo from Manitoba led the delegation with Canadian Legion branches and U S veterans joining a wreath laying at the Unknown Soldier memorial before about 1200 spectators. Major Frank Michie of Kingston Ontario commanded the Camp Shilo group and Gainsborough Sask based Legion branches participated led by marshal Sidney Mann.
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Sherwood
North Dakota
Russell Steeves
Camp Shilo
Man
American Legion
Canada
Canadian Legion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Royal Canadian School of Artillery
U.s.-Canadian
U.S
Gainsborough
Sask
Jack Burton
Carnevale, Bask
Legion
Frank Michie
Kingston
Ont
Carnevale
Carnduff
Oxbow
Alameda
Storthoaks
Nottingham
Alida
Sidney Mann
American Legion Post 213
Senior Citizens' Home Under Construction in Watrous
Daily arrivals of material and equipment mark progress on the Watrous Senior Citizens' Home project. Workmen are on site, a workshop is rising, power service will be connected Friday, and a Regina trailer will house Mr and Mrs Ron Wenman. The Wenmans expect substantial local labor use. Finland introduced manual training in schools in 1858.
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Watrous
Regina
Ron Wenman
Wenman
Manitou, Watrous, Sask
Grace Wright
In Alta
Banff Crag
Innisfail
Alta
William Gran
Melfort Journal
Sask
Earl Armstrong
Central Park District
High River Times
E. G. Weldon
Eilkhorn
Man
Jane Morley
Riding Mountain
E. Major
Russell
J. W. Murphy
Saskatoon
Perry Fall
Oak Lake
William Treffrey
Burnside
R. Williams
North Battleford
William Harkness
Hazel Valley District
Dad Harding
Strathclair
Charles Simpson
Pilot Mound
Winnipeg
Rosthern News
Duck Lake Indian Reserve
Bank of British North America
Joe Seeseequasis
Tlestmn
Manitoba
Indian Head
No. 1
Larry Wilson
Elmwood Herald
E. M. Copeland
Murray
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ont
Campbell
St. Jean Military College
St. Jean
Que
Miles
University of Manitoba
Arthur Gibson
Wainwright
The
Tisdale Recorder
A. Bjorndalen
Clashmoor
Ada Jones
Norman Bjorndalen
Norman
Wall Field
Carillon News
Steinbach
George Harland
Marchand
Small Town News Roundup From Prairie Neighbors
Neighborly notes from multiple Saskatchewan and Manitoba towns recount rescues, birthdays, burglar-free advice on firecrackers, and odd incidents. Highlights include Lorne Gjesdal receiving a Royal Canadian Humane Society honor for bravery, and Frank Koehler's birthday gift tradition of 325 dixie cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle Eye Witness
Man
Ladies Curling Club
Birch Hills Gazette
Sask
Lorne Gjesdal
Stein Gjesdal
Weldon
Molly Gjesdal
Ronnie Chambers
Ronnie
Frank Chambers
Lorne
Royal Canadian Humane Society
Watrous Manitou
Frank Koehler
Koehler
Lacombe Globe
Alberta
W. H. Kocher
Lacombe
Victor Rowley
Victoria
B.C
Kocher
Michigan
Indian Head News
Saskatchewan
The
Wakaw Recorder
Wakaw
E. R. Moker
Nanton
Alta
Stores stay open Saturday evenings in Melfort
The Journal reports that Melfort stores and businesses will stay open until 9:30 p.m. this and every Saturday night through October 26. The arrangement follows a practice established in previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melfort
the Journal
Melfort,Sask
Clean-up Week Brings Notable Town Beautification
The Times notes Clean-up Week improves the town’s appearance with cooperative residents removing unburnable yard debris to back alleys. Town trucks promptly haul waste to dumps, and feedback praises local employers’ efforts. Spring blooms ahead of schedule as beautification continues. Drainage work along Memorial Centre curve near the school uses trenching and coarse gravel. May 30, 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Centre
the Times
High River
Alta
Churchill excursion leaflet highlights 1957 trip details
The Department of Travel and Information releases a new Churchill excursion leaflet for 1957. W. J. Hansen says fares stay under one hundred dollars and new side trips include a Fort Churchill military establishment visit with arctic gear displays. The Regina departure is August 1 returning August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Department of Travel and Information
Department of Co-operation
W. J. Hansen
Fort Churchill
Regina
CNR
CPR to pay back taxes to Saskatchewan municipalities
Municipal units led by Estevan will receive $762000 in back taxes and penalties from Canadian Pacific Railway by end of June, added to $924925 paid last December, totaling $1686925 according to The Mercury Estevan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Estevan
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
The
Mercury
Sask
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Vadia
Peter Brown
Fort Saskatchewan
Chris Matthews
Medicine Hat
Finland
Fleischmann
Fue
Grend
Neighborly News Sc
Saskatchewan Wheat Queen
Sharon Tingley
A.C.T. Saskatoon
Lynn McAllan
Saskatchewan Civil Service Association
Helen Duncan
A.C.T. Yorkton Shixley Potts
Saskatchewan Farmers Union
Sylvia Drozda
K. of C.'s
Gloria Sandberg
Canadian Legion B.E.S.L
Whitewood
CPR
T.V
Emerson Radio CO. OF Canada Limited
Trenton Ave
MT. Royal
P.Q
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