Saltcoats Named From Scottish Resort A Center Of Progress
Saltcoats and district in western Canada is described as a hub of British loyalty and progress. The article highlights settlement by Scots and British families, agricultural prosperity, and the Anderson's Lake recreation area. It notes wartime fundraising records, local honors flags, the cenotaph and field gun, and long tradition of education and religious services.
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Saltcoats
Ayrshire
Scotland
Ontario
Great Britain
British Isles
Cornwall
Orkneys
Shetlands
Hebrides
Mainland
Anderson's Lake
Lake Beach
Dominion
Saltcoats Town Hall
Prince of Wales
Saltcoats and
Canada
The
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Belgium
Europe
Dominion of Canada
Ford
Home Workshop patterns for plant stands and bird houses
The article describes two Home Workshop patterns 366 for a wall hanging shadow box plant stand and a terraced stand 3 ft 10 in tall with shelves 14 and 30 inches long. It also promotes pattern 277 for bluebird and wren houses, both patterns priced 35 cents postpaid from Department P.P.L. Home Workshop Pattern Service, Vancouver B C.
Regina to host 1955 Briar curling playoff
Regina will host the Macdonald Briar curling championship in the first week of March 1955. W. C. Boyd of Regina becomes president of the Dominion Association after the March 3 Edmonton meeting, succeeding Emmett Smith of Bourlamaque. Regina marks its Golden Jubilee in 1955.
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Regina
W. C. Boyd
Dominion Association
Boyd
Edmonton
Emmett Smith
Bourlamaque
Que
First White Woman In Fort Edmonton District
Marie Lagimoniere, wife of Jean Baptiste, is described as the first white woman known to live near Fort Edmonton, arriving with a fur trading party in 1808. The tale notes her treatment by Indigenous wives, a first white child named Reine born around 1809–1810, and later life inside Fort Edmonton after Cree-Blackfoot tensions.
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Fort Edmonton
Edmonton
Marie Lagimoniere
Jean Baptiste
Marie
Quebec
Lagimoniere
Pambina River
George II
Lagimonieres
Lagimoniere Tepee
Jean
Marie Gaboury
Lagimon
Veteran Craik publisher dies after long illness
Craik mourns longtime editor and publisher of the Craik Weekly News and Liberty Press James Bronson, who died at his Craik home after a protracted illness. Survived by his wife and daughter Mrs Fred Ware, he had earlier homesteaded near Craik and fostered regional sports and Pee Wee hockey. Born in Manchester Town, he published several Saskatchewan papers and farmed briefly in Brock. The service at United Church featured James Sangster.
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Craik
James Sangster
Sangster
United Church
Mr. Bronson
Manchester
Saskatchewan
Lee Bronson
Bronson
Fred Ware
Byron
Muskogee
Oklo
Charlie Hontscharuk
Apaper
Manchester Democrat
Liberty
Craik Weekly News
Liberty Press
Brock
Sask
Cheese Loaf Marmalade Braid and Cheese Bread Sticks
Instructions describe shaping a cheese loaf, marmalade braid, and cheese bread sticks. Steps cover dough portions, rising until doubled, baking at moderate heat with specifics on loaf size bake times and glaze or topping details. Includes quantities and dough handling methods for each item.
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Fleischmann
Pembina Alberta Could Surpass Canada’s Largest Field
Three oil pipeline companies seek permits to pipe oil from Pembina Alberta located 75 miles southwest of Edmonton. They estimate reserves between 762 million and 953 million barrels, potentially making Pembina Canada’s largest field, surpassing Redwater’s 500 million barrels. Plans call to connect Pembina output with trans Mountain and interprovincial pipelines.
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Alberta
Pembina
Edmonton
Canada
Redwater
New Lions Community Band Debuts in Lloydminster
After nearly two decades without a local group, Lloydminster unveils the Lions Community Band under bandmaster Bob Bourassa. The ensemble gave its first public concert in February signaling a fresh arts effort for the city.
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Lloydminster
Sask
Lions Community Band
Bob Bourassa
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