Printed circuits transform home television and radio sets
A feature on how printed circuits and modular construction revolutionize electronics. From photoengraving to ferric chloride etching, plastic laminates and crossovers solve wiring limits. Officials foresee lighter sets, lower costs, and wall displays of distant places.
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Electronics
Thia
Canada
U.S
Radio and
Telvision
Jones
United States
F. Oval
Farm Forum Opposes Trading Stamps in Meeting
The Farm Forum at Kelvin Grove held its regular Monday meeting with good attendance. Members opposed accepting merchants trading stamps for premium receiving arrangements. Advertisements from The Guide Advocate Watford Ont February 15 1957.
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Teen Rust
Kelvin Grove
Watford Ont
Three Men Bag Twenty Coyotes With Hounds
Three district men, Vern Stewart Eugene Sauve and Roy Sargeant, have bagged 70 coyotes this winter with their 415 coyote hounds east of Pimbe. Coyotes have been particularly bad in the district this winter and groups of five or six are not uncommon. The Recorder Rimbey Alberta February 14 1957.
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Vern Stewart
Eugene Sauve
Roy Sargeant
Pimbe
Wve
Last Bannerman Building Moves to Lena for Store Use
The final building from Bannerman, once a thriving border town, has been moved by John Friesen onto timbers and transported to Lena. Purchased by J A Atchison, the structure will sit on a new foundation beside the highway and serve as a store and quarters, replacing a loss from a recent fire. The move marks the town's last remaining business site departing Bannerman.
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Bannerman
John Friesen
Lena
GN Railwa
J 5S Atchi
Killarney
Marc
Tea quality depends on processing after picking
The text notes that tea color and quality depend on processing after picking, not on the tea bush variety. It mentions firing and preparation steps influence outcome, while the origin of leaves matters less.
Curvature of Earth Misconception Appears in Early Report
The article explains that within the first mile the earth’s curvature is about nine inches and grows roughly with the square of the distance. It notes curvature increases nonlinearly as distance extends.
Art Under the Sun at Fundy Park Highlights Local Figures
Retired California minister Rev Ralph Hinkle joins Fundy National Park events as he learns weaving techniques from rugby instructress Asta Onno. The scene mixes art and sport within the park’s program.
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Fundy National Park
Art
Under the
Ralph Hinkle
Inglewood
California
Asta Onno
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National Film Board of Canada
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