Billy Graham’s visit comforts wounded Korean War soldier
During the Korean War Billy Graham visited troops and prayed with a severely injured soldier in a hospital near the front. He shared the gospel and the love of God, leading the man to repentance and peace, and his faith transformed the soldier’s outlook.
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Toaster Cover Doll Pattern 7332
Colorful kitchen craft pattern offers a doll that sits on a toaster with a full skirt as protection. Includes transfer directions for a toaster cover doll using remnants. Send 35 cents with name address pattern number to Household Arts Dept. Toronto address.
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Tree Planting Car Meetings Describe Evening Sessions
The itinerary includes eight o'clock evening meetings on the tree planting car. When schools are open, pupils visit during school hours with school authorities. The program features sound films, an illustrated talk on planting methods, shelter belts, home grounds, and tree care followed by a question period.
Behrends Reports Los Angeles Flood via Ham Radio
Winnipeg ham operator G Behrends notes a heavy rain deluge in Los Angeles shared by radio contact Tuesday. He explains his setup valued around 5000 and describing towers and five transmitters while recalling his Danish roots and the lure of long distance communication.
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Which are you a wheel barrow or a good watch
A reader asks which type they resemble from a list of similes including wheel barrow canoe kite football balloon trailer and a good watch with open face and gold quietly busy. The Broadview Express appears as the publication name in the teaser.
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Canada CPI hits record high in February 1958
The Canadian consumer price index rose to 123.7 on February 1, 1958, with shelter costs leading the gain at 133.8 while clothing showed the smallest rise at 107.4.
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Risky Business: Unusual Goods Bring No Extra Warmth
Westlock News notes buyers of odd products from hawkers risk disappointment. Fur lined shoelaces, among others, may offer no real warmth or difference from standard shoelaces, leaving purchasers without benefit.
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Canadian National trains set timetable changes in Manitoba
A number of timetable changes affecting Canadian National Railway passenger service in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario take effect April 27. All trains will continue to operate on standard time.
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Bashaw bakery praised as one of Alberta's best
Local feature lauds Bashaw bakery for quality and modern plant, noting the village's pride. Also includes extensive updates to Western Region railway schedules with revised arrival times for Winnipeg Saskatoon Port Arthur and other points along multiple routes. The piece ends with a remark on carbonic gas causing sparkle in champagne.
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Bakery founder Dick Miller runs Alberta’s finest bread and pastries
A Bashaw Alberta bakery led by Dick Miller and staff produced daily breads donuts buns pastries and cakes with a War period background. The Star notes Miller apprenticed in Denmark taught Danish pastry and served in Ordnance during WWII. Carol Becher assists as the bakery features a Food Club tour of the local institution and pride in quality Alberta baked goods.
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Man rescues boy from neck-deep ditch water
Charles Dunn of Grande Prairie pulls a six year old from swift runoff near Clairmont Road after seeing a mitten waved from a ditch. The boy, unnamed, was about to be swept through a culvert and was returned home after the rescue.
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Great Traveller Arctic Tern Makes 11000 Mile Migration
The Arctic tern is believed to perform the longest bird migration, flying about 11,000 miles between its northern breeding grounds and southern wintering regions each year. Researchers note this epic voyage as a record in avian travel.
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