CBC engineers study northern Manitoba TV service plan
Manitoba ministers urge CBC to reexamine the 15 dollar per home policy while CBC experts meet MTS staff in Winnipeg and may survey Brandon to Flin Flon stations. They push four proposals to extend service using existing policy including possible microwave links to Birch River and The Pas and stronger coverage northward.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Manitoba Telephone System
Manitoba
Ottawa
John B Carroll
Public Utilities
C. H. Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
CBC
Winnipeg
Carrell
Witney
CEC
MTS
Brandon
Flin Flon
Birch River
Pas
Flin Fion
Carroll
Alphonse Ouimet
Pattern details for Anne Adams fashion envelope
An sewing pattern advertisement describes a light warm weather sheath with scalloped buttoning and slimming fit. It notes half sizes 4 to 24 with yardage 3 35 inches and printed directions on each pattern part. Send 50 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto for pattern 453.1.
Dayliner Journey From Regina To Saskatoon Through Prairies
Dorothy Barker recalls a Dayliner trip from Regina to Saskatoon. She describes verdant Qu Appelle Valley scenery, cattle grazing, a vast Gen Store, sunset on the prairie, bear and deer skins on rural structures, and a Jasper stop with wide mountain views.
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Nome
Regina
Saskatoon
Qu'Appelle
Vickery’s Gen Store
Gen
Prairies
Sol
Canada
West Coast
Matching set chairs and extension table pattern 224
Pattern 224 details steps to craft sturdy chair frames from solid stock in two sizes and explains how each piece in the set matches the other in style and construction.
CPR Royal Winter Fair Tour Moves Prairie Farmers South
The Canadian Pacific Railway sails its seventh annual Royal train to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, carrying over 350 prairie farmers and stockbreeders. The six day Ontario itinerary includes the horse show tickets, a Toronto tour, Casa Loma, model farms, Niagara Falls, Guelph colleges, and an optional St. Lawrence Seaway/ Ottawa visit.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Ontario
Casa Loma
Niagara Falls
Ontario Agricultural College
Ontario Veterinary College
Guelph
Appointed manager named for Sas katchewan Timber Board pole division
G A Hudson named manager of the Pole Production Department of the Saskatchewan Timber Board. M Kalmakoff announced the appointment in Prince Albert. Hudson succeeds J C Thomison who retired August 31 after leading pole production since 1957. Hudson comes from Northern Wood Preserves Sask Ltd and has wartime experience at a Defence Industries cordite plant in Winnipeg. He was born in Crystal City Manitoba, is married with three children.
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G. A. Hudson
Saskatchewan Timber Board
M. Kalmakoff
Prince Albert
Mr. Hudson
J. C. Thomison
Hudson
Northern Wood Preserves ( Sask.) Ltd
Defence Industries
Winnipeg
Crystal City
Manitoba
Sask
Pet Buck Transplanted From Estuary to Cypress Hills Park
A two year old buck nicknamed Bill was captured after wandering from the Estuary district into Westerham's Ferdinand Berndt home causing garden damage. Conservation Officer Don Horncastle notes wildlife cannot thrive as pets and warns of risks and harm from keeping feral animals. He doubts Bill will survive winter and urges contacting a conservation officer for guidance.
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Bill
Maple Creek
Estuary
Cypress Hills Park
Don Horncastle
Buck
Ferdinand
Mac) Berndt
Westerham
Horncastle
Cypress Park
Prince Philip urges doctors to boost Canadian health through voluntary efforts
The speaker argues Canadians lag in fitness and health and urges the medical profession to lead by example. He warns against state medicine and calls for local, voluntary initiatives to promote physical development and personal responsibility.
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Canadian Medical Association
Prince Philip
Lighting for Comfort and Eyestrain Prevention
The article advises soft lighting in relaxation rooms and bright task lighting for reading and close work. It warns that uneven illumination causes frequent pupil adjustments between bright light and shadows, leading to eyestrain and recommends efficient overall room lighting.
Producing Wells Reach Four Thousand Mark in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan reaches four thousand producing oil wells after the completion of Hudson Rocanville 1433 in Rocanville oil field. Minister J. H. Brockelbank announced the milestone confirming the new tally.
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Saskatchewan
J. H. Brockelbank
Hudson Rocanville
Range
Rocanville
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