R. W. Evans Named CN Superintendent Here
Canadian National Railways named R W Evans as superintendent here succeeding J H Staples who becomes System Manager in Montreal. Evans, a Winnipeg transport control officer, has over 20 years CN train operations experience and will oversee all CN lines in Northern Manitoba effective July 15.
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Canadian National Railways
R.W. Evans
Winnipeg
J.H. Staples
Montreal
Rules
Evans
Ontario
Manitoba
Nose Job Rhinoplasty Techniques and Internal Scarless Incision
The article explains rhinoplasty aims to correct a hump and may shorten narrow or rebuild the nose. It notes the first incision inside the nose prevents visible scars and mentions vertical saw cuts and scoring bone along both sides to create a fracture line for repositioning.
Nose reshaping surgery and neck lift procedure overview
The excerpt describes rhinoplasty steps from cutting the nasal hump to repositioning bones and packing the nose, followed by a chin and neck lift removing excess fat and tightening skin. It notes bruising, swelling, and a long recovery before final results, with a barely visible scar under the chin.
Record Attendance At The Pas Christian Day Camps
The first week of Christian Day Camps July 8-12 drew 97 campers aged 7-12 from The Pas. Ten leaders directed five days of wilderness cookery art and Bible lessons with camp awards handed to finishers. Three more weeks follow July 22 to Aug 9 with camps run 10:00-12:00 and 1:30-4:00.
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Pas
James Nikkel
Tremandan Timberland Area
Births in Moose Lake and The Pas announce new babies
Birth announcements report a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell of Moose Lake on July 6. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henderson of The Pas on July 9. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. George on July 11. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hartle of The Pas on July 11.
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Eldon DeFehr
Donald Campbell
Moose Lake
Thomas Henderson
Pas
George Henderson
Roy Hartle
Proper Care Of Foods In Hot Weather
Advice on keeping perishable foods safe in heat. Buy last and transport quickly from reliable stores. Maintain fridge 38–42F and freezer 0F or below. Use moisture proof wrapping, coolers with ice, prechill foods, and avoid hot cars. Use disposable items when camping and keep foods covered to prevent contamination.
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