Bruce County chosen for Canada's first large scale nuclear plant
Ontario Hydro names a 2,300 acre site on the Lake Huron shore nine miles north of Kincardine for the first large scale CANDU station. The $60 million project, to be built by AECL with Ontario Hydro and CGE, aims for late 1964 or early 1965 service with 1,000 to 1,200 workers at peak.
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Trenton
Ont
Canada
Lake Huron
Kincardine
Ontario Hydro
James Duncan
Duncan
Bruce County
Port Elgin
Inverhuron
Douglas and MacPherson
Atomic Energy Control Board
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
AECL
Canadian General Electric Company Limited
CANDU
Lind River
Manitoulin Island
Owen Sound
Parry Sound
Goderich
Sarnia
Ontario
Hydro
Bruce
Canadian National Railways
Hanover
The
Trentonian
Lacy hostess apron pattern 7428 offered by Houseno Arts
Pretty as spun sugar frosting this party apron comes in white or pastel options. The airy V stitch mesh with ruffled edging creates a delicate look. Pattern 7428 provides crochet directions for the apron in string. Send thirty five cents in coins to Houseno Arts Department Toronto with Name Address and Pattern Number.
Career girls' sheath pattern for varied fabrics
Printed Pattern 4901 offers a versatile misses sheath in sizes 12 14 16 18 20. Directions included for cotton silk or jersey with bead or mart pin accents. Requires 3% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send 50 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. P.P.L. 69% Front Street W Toronto.
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Anne Adams
Department
P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Manitoba upland game bird seasons overview
The upland game bird season opened October 2 and runs to November 7 with eight daily and 16 possession for sharp-tailed grouse in southern Manitoba. Ruffed and spruce grouse limits are six daily and 12 possession. Hungarian partridge four daily and eight possession. Ptarmigan season is November 2 to December 31 with 15 daily and 25 possession. No open season for pheasants or pinnated grouse.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Melita
No. 10
Dauphin
Swan River
Oil Boom Sparks Canadian Energy Investment
Since the 1947 discovery of oil at Leduc Alberta Canada has invested three billion dollars in exploration development and production of oil and natural gas.
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Leduc
Alberta
Canada
Gallery Visit Confirms Canada’s Rich Art Heritage
A reviewer details a Ottawa National Gallery Canadian collection showing bold works by Harris Varley Thompson Jackson Kreighoff Carr Milne and more. The piece contrasts support for a six million dollar new gallery with debate over a Brueghel Monaco purchase and affirms the personal joy of painting.
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National Art Gallery
Ottawa
Lawren Harris
Canada
Varley
Thompson
Jackson
Kreighoff
Carr
Milne
Rockies
National Gallery
Mil
Spendthrift Defines Pound Wise Not Penny Wise
A spendthrift is described as a man who saves pounds wisely yet spends pennies unwisely, illustrating a paradox in frugality and consumption.
The New Look Saskatchewan Mining Growth Welcomes Delegates
Delegates and visitors to the Mines Ministers Conference in Regina are welcomed to Saskatchewan’s transformed mining sector. The province now leads in petroleum and mining, with booming potash, uranium, iron ore, and other minerals, boosting output and prosperity alongside agriculture. The Saskatchewan Chamber of Mines hails the new era and extends a cordial welcome.
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Mines Ministers’ Conference
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Beaverlodge
Saskatchewan Chamber of Mines
Memorial tribute to Charles Kitchen editor of Peace River
The Alaska Highway News honors Charles Kitchen pioneer editor of the Peace River Country and owner of the Peace River Block News buried in the town he built. He printed millions of words and led civic projects as a magistrate, tempered justice with mercy, and walked humbly. The northland will miss him and sympathy goes to his widow and family.
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Charles Kitchen
Hardihood
Peace River Country
Peace River Block News
Edson Trail
Mrs. Kitchen
Charlie
Northland
Ducks Will Require Hunting In Local Duck Season
The Gazette notes the Saskatoon area will face a dry season with many sloughs dried up making ducks scarce. Hunters will need to travel farther and spend more as the daily bag limit may be reduced, suggesting buying fowl could be cheaper this year.
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VaFatiza
Raval YS
Alice Brookes
Housenoir Arts Department
Plp.l
Front Street W
Hese
Unispaper
Renfrew
Dorothy Barker
the Saskatchewan Mining News
Alaska Highway News
Fort St. John, B.C
A. So
the Gazette, Lemans, Sask
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