Winners Of Poster Contest Announced For Conservation
The poster contest, tied to Forest Conservation Week, drew 16 posters from Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan. About 15000 students participated in preparations as judges from each province selected winners including a grand prize by Manitoba judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Weat
West
Association Conservation
Association
E. S&s. Huestis
Forestry
E. J. Marshall
J. G. Somers
Hem-Roid Pile Relief Promise With Money Back
An ad offers Hem-Roid for internal pile relief with a money back refund. It claims rapid improvement within 2 or 3 days and lists a 60 tablet package priced at $1.59, urging readers to ask for the refund agreement at all participating drug stores.
Bright blooming flowers inspire easy cross stitch patterns
A 1953 Prairie Publishers advertisement encourages beginners and experts to try cross stitch and embroidery. It promotes Pattern 7176 with a transfer and lists submission details and price, plus notes on other craft patterns. The notice also briefly mentions deafness causes and tissue hardening.
Prize Winners Best Poster Awarded to Don Hudson
The grand prize of 25.00 was awarded for the best poster. Don Hudson from Connaught School Regina Saskatchewan received the prize.
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Prise
Don Hudson
Connaught School
Regina Sasketschewan
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canadas Forests First Prize Winners List
First prize of 25 dollars goes to Steven Kawalec from Machray School in Winnipeg Manitoba. Second prize of 15 dollars awarded to Barry Padolski of Machray School Winnipeg. Third prize of 10 dollars to Lloyd Lee of Earl Exford Junior High Brandon Manitoba. Five honourable mention prizes of 1 dollar each go to Vivian Wood Earl Grey Winnipeg Alan Baxter Earl Haig Brandon Carroll McFadden Lord Roberts Winnipeg Donald M Martin River Bank Nesbitt Doug Greig Earl Oxford Brandon.
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Barry Padolsky
Machray School
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Lioyd Lee
Earl Exford
Brandon
Vivian Wood
Earl Grey
Alan Baxter
Earl Haig
Caroll McFadden
Lord Roberts
Donald M Martin
River Bank
Nesbitt
Doug Greig
Earl Oxford
Prairie school contest prizes announced
First prize $25 to Don Hudson of Con naught School Regina Saskatchewan. Second prize $15 to Ken Read of North Battleford Collegiate Institute. Third prize $10 to Chong Mah of Central School Prince Albert Saskatchewan. Additional $1 prizes awarded to Donna Marie Newhouse Mc Lurg Wilkie Eunice Woodward Cutknife Young Mah Carole Fleury Erna Kirk with Alberta noted.
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Ken Read
North Battleford Collegiate Institute
North Battleford
Saskatchewan
Chong Mah
Central School
Prince Albert
Donna Marie Newhouse
McLurg
Wilkie
Eunice Woodward
Cutknife
Young Mah
Carole Fleury
St. Joseph’'s
Saskatoon
Erna Kirk
Prelate School
Prelate
Funny and Otherwise a Night of Quick Laugh Lines
A collection of jokes and vignettes spans auction slips wallet searches and comic misunderstandings. A showgirl verdict jokes about a guilty not guilty finding and a plumber misadventure mix with a hypochondriac quip and a photographer selling painted pictures.
Local Conservation Contest Winners Named
First prize of $25 goes to Marie Mec Guire of St. Marys High School Edmonton Alberta. Second prize of $15 to Larry Guard of Spruce Hill SD No 4796 Winfield Alberta. Third prize of $10 to Loutta Biello of St Marys High School Edmonton Alberta. Additional entrants from Eastwood High School King George School Prairie River School and Key River School listed with $1 entries.
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Marie MecGuire
St. Mary's High School
Edmonton
Alberta
Larry Guard
Spruce Hill S.D
Winfield
Loutta Biello
St. Mary’s High School
Elizabeth Zukinsky
Eastwood High School
Helen Drewry
Gerald Smith
King George School
Calgary
Dorothy E. Smyth
Prairie River School
High Prairie
Sophie Michalczuk
Key River
Keg River
Cars Parked Cheap In Police Garage
Vancouver motorists park in the police garage to avoid impound storage costs. Police Chief Walter Mulligan said many cars stay days due to cheap rates. The new plan raises charges to 50 cents daily for three days then 2 dollars daily thereafter.
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Vancouver
Walter Mulligan
Three Bird Houses for the 1953 Season
Practical guide to building three bird houses on Pattern 341 for wrens and other tenants. Place in trees, on garden poles, or on the garage, ready for the second brood of the 1953 season. set price 35 cents.
Simple Home Workshop Pattern Service Offer
Basic build pattern details for wooden units using stock lumber nails bolts and screws. Steps shown on Pattern 369 with padding and foam cushions. Price 25 cents per pattern plus 10 cents postage. orders to Home Workshop Pattern Service Prairie Publishers Limited Vancouver B C.
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Prairie Publishers Limited
Front Street W
Toronto
Alice Brooks
Home Workshop Pattern Service
West Fifth Ave
Vancouver
B.C
Frank Slide 50th Anniversary Remembrance Near Frank
The Frank Slide of April 29 1903 buried the town of Frank Crow's Nest Pass coal region under 100 feet of rock killing 66 to 100 or more. A 50th anniversary observance in Frank Alberta will mark the tragedy with a new viewpoint and renovated burial plot beside No 3 Highway.
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Frank
Turtle Mountain
Old Turtle
Alberta
No. 3
Canadian Pacific
Spokane
C.P.R. Crow
C.P.R
Moose Jaw
Alta
Crow's Nest Pass
Central Press
Golf Ball Speed Off The Club Face
A golf ball moves away from the club face at about 200 feet per second when struck, illustrating the immediate launch speed in standard contact. This quick fact highlights initial ball velocity crucial to distance estimation and club design considerations.
Sweden's population rises to 7.15 million in 1952
Sweden ends 1952 with an estimated population of 7,150,000, up 51,000 from the prior year. The gain signals steady postwar growth in a country with growing urbanization and economic expansion.
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Sweden
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Pice Brookes
Manstioba
Canadas Forests
Steven Kawalec
Pevent Fires
Mrs. Green
By. Co
Dodd
Tip LN
Wildroot Ltd
FORT E@IE
Ont
Dept. KS
Brimms
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