Cadets Complete Outdoor Training With Parade Display
About 30 Royal Canadian Army Cadets from Lakehead Manitoba and Saskatchewan finished seven weeks of outdoor training with a marching out parade before several hundred spectators. Major General W J Megill inspected them and praised self drive. Cadet Donald Johnson of The Duke of Edinburgh Cadet Corps Fort Churchill Man was named outstanding. Tenants included signaling driving and rifle coaching with instructors from Regular Army Militia and Cadet Services of Canada. Six cadets came from the 14 Canadian Hussars Cadet Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Army Cadets
Lakehead
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
W J Megill
Corprmanding
Donald Johnson
Duke of Edinburgh Cadet Corps
Fort Churchill
H. D. Johnson
Kingston
Ont
Kraus Weber
Regular Army
Militia
Cadet Services of
Canada
Lloyd E. Kenyon
Prairie Command
Winnipeg
Ralph Young
Canadian Hussars
Lions Weigh In At About Five Hundred Pounds
Maps offered at low cost let sportsmen buy large scale maps of hunting areas. For full information write to Surveys Branch Dept. of Natural Resources Administration Bldg Regina Sask. The average lion weighs about 500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Natural Resources, Administration
Bidg
Regina
Sask
Canada needs more people say economists and immigrants’ friends
An article recalls historic frontier neighborliness and argues that newcomers boost prosperity. It praises women’s role in welcoming travelers and urging a culture of aid while noting modern challenges and the shared gamble on immigration benefiting Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Peace River District
Rosary Crosses Used to Open Hull Jail Doors
In Hull jail inmates reportedly used metal cross rosaries given by prison chaplain Rev. Dominique Desjardin to manipulate cell locks. A former inmate said the plan was a prank and no escape attempt occurred. Rosaries were recalled and replaced with wooden crosses. many were not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Dominique Desjardins
St. Gregory’s
Wankleek Hill
Father Desjar
Understanding neighborliness through individual acts
The passage asserts that neighborliness comes from individuals, urging women to provide today’s equivalent of a hot meal and a welcoming gesture to new neighbors. It frames daily hospitality as essential civic duty.
Vermont farmer breaks routine with late milking by night
A Vermont farmer defies custom by sleeping late and milking cows at noon and again at midnight. An agricultural expert notes cows can be conditioned to this schedule, while warning not all farmers tolerate late TV watching and long nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Quebec
Veryone
Clara Bow
RCMP Musical Ride Members Lose Wallets in Vancouver Theft
Two RCMP Musical Ride officers, D. H. Egan of Regina and Roger Stranahan of Meadow Lake, Sask., had their wallets stolen while sleeping in an unlocked Vancouver motel room. $60 disappeared, while two other officers in the same room reported no theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCMP
Vancouver
D. H. Egan
Regina
Roger Stranahan
Meadow Lake
Sask
North Battleford
Bishop Coleman reports on Lambeth Conference in England
Bishop Michael Coleman of Qu’Appelle reports from the Lambeth Conference in England. He cites a realistic Anglican stance on world economic social and spiritual issues and notes warm receptions for Protestant leaders while urging equal opportunity and shared Bible study across churches. He travels next across his Saskatchewan diocese based in Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Coleman
Lambeth
England
Michael Coleman
Qu’Appelle
Coleman
Church of Scotland
Otto Dibelius
Britain
Anglican Communion
Michael
Saskatchewan
Regina
Pheasant Release Reported in Sturgeon River Valley Area
Ben Rosneau of Bruderheim reports 600 pheasants released in the Sturgeon River Valley between Fort Saskatchewan and St. Albert on August 26, with an additional 140 birds released in the Bruderheim-Lamont area. All birds from the provincial Brooks farm were 14 weeks old and in fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rosneau
Bruderheim
Sturgeon River
Fort Saskatchewan
St. Albert
Bruderheim-Lamon
Brooks
Alta
Canadian firm strikes light crude near Consort
Canadian Chieftain Petroleums Ltd. of Edmonton reports a light oil discovery in the Viking sand southeast of Consort Alberta. The 36 degree gravity crude marks the seventh well in the area exploration, with testing soon to continue and the company holding about 45 000 acres nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consort
Canadian Chieftain Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Chieftain Provost
Canadian Chieftain
South Provost
Alta
COUPLA QUOTES NEWS FROM THE NORTH
Quotable lines reflect on aging and secrecy with a dry, wry tone. A Northlands column shares brief thoughts on habits, honesty, and daily life from Yellowknife.
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Drog Dares Cult
Lernel
Jevason
Hardy Amies
London
The
Eastern Ontario Review
Vankleek Hill
Cunard
Europe
Montreal
Cats
Greenock
Liverpool
Hevre
Southampton
Hovre
Liverpox
Southampte
Uver
Liverpoo
Southaampton
Groesoct
Hevwre
Caronia Media
New York
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Portage Avenue
Man
Whitehall
Cunard Line
Havre, Southampton
Cherbourg
Cobh
Havre
Be Mammal
Moore, Southampton
Werern
Wireabe
Jesus Christ
God
North
Yellowknife
N.W.T
Fleischmann
Fleiscus
Btandard Brands Limited
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