Town Ao Tiltman Attends Funeral in Winniper Riv
Local note records Tiltman of Winniper attending the funeral of Mrs. S. Madden last week in Riv ops cred. The event, described with fragmented OCR, mentions attendance by Mrs. Char George and others, with several garbled phrases about households and gatherings.
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Ao Tiltman
Winniper Ting
Riv
Bof Sweeks
Igv
Mie
S. W. Madden
Keen-Feeners Enjoy Moccasin Dance Despite Cold Weather
Iovers Keen-Teeners received strong encouragement from the weatherman as they sponsored an Moccasin dance at the arena last Saturday. Despite sudden temperatures, a fair turnout gave the young folks real support.
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Iovers
Oak River Elects New Officers at First Meeting
The Oak River student association elected officers led by Jack Paxton as president and Eddie Shamroy as vice president with Denise McKague secretary and Fred Glint treasurer. Committees named for Athletic Drama Emergency Paper English and Press reporting. A whist drive by Klipper Kutters Knlothing club saw twenty tables and multiple prize winners.
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Oak River Student’s Association
Jack Paxton
Eddie Shamroy
Denise McKague
Fred Glint
Norman Kay
Frank Griffiths
D. R. McLennan
Jack McDonald
Eda Ebell
Eunice Hopley
Hotel Space Shortage Hinders Vancouver Tourists Growth
Vancouver Alderman Halford Wilson told the city council in the Vancouver Tourist Association annual report that the tourist trade, which earned an estimated 34.875 million in 1950, could double with more hotel accommodations. He warned conventions are lost to other cities due to inadequate facilities, and projected 1950 tourism value could rise by about 625,000 over 1949 if lodging improved.
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Vancouver
Jan.cp
Ald
Halford Wilson
Vancouver Tourist Association
Ald. Wilson
RCAF Periodical The Golden Horn Furthest North
Journalism in the RCAF is expanding with a dozen air force stations producing their own papers. Some look professional, others are mimeographed sheets made by volunteers. No public cost. editors work off duty. The morale value is high on isolated stations. Two are highlighted.
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RCAF
Air Force
Local Names Mentioned in Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Mrs HL Lean, Mrs A Walker, and Mrs a A Walker Fort William. Other scattered words refer to locations and people briefly, with unclear actions or events due to damaged text. The readable items are personal names without a clear incident or date to summarize.
Ottawa Conscription and Price Controls In Flux
Conscription measures and price control efforts face Ottawa as major labor groups and a consumer association press for action. Four large unions representing over 1,000,000 workers prepare a cabinet brief for the new session while rent control is urged to stabilize postwar prices.
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Vhais
Canadian and Catholic Confederation of Labor
Dominion Joint Legislative Committee
Railway Transportation Brotherhoods
Canadian Association of Consumers
Golden Horn and Gosling News Pages Highlight Northern Bases
From RCAF Station Whiter Horse Yukon the Golden Horn claims far north status with an 8 by 12 inch 16 page monthly paper plus weekly sports and entertainment bulletins. John Bryant of Kamsack Sask leads as managing editor. Goose Bay Labrador’s Gosling is a 56 page weekly mimeographed booklet led by Flight Lieutenant E D Stuart of Morpeth Ontario Protestant Chaplain, featuring special content.
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Rcaf Station
Whiterhorse
Yukon
Goose Bay
Labrador
Canada
Golden Horn
John Bryant
Kamsack
Saskatchewan
E. D. Stuart
Morpeth
Ontario
Gosling
Unclear text roundups mix with literary musings
Fragmentary notes discuss Goce and ration activities, a weekly roundup style piece, and mentions Thomas Time Journal. It references Sinclair Lewis and ideas on American literature, with scattered reflections on Windsor Napoleon Bonaparte and caricature concepts. The passage reads as a garbled blend of unrelated fragments.
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Goce
Viablo
Camay Cwikery
Jeneth
Freeman birth announced at Forman's nursing home
At Forman's nursing home on January 22, 1951 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Freeman of Shilo.
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Freeman
Forman’s Nursing Home
Pre, AL
Freeman of
Shilo
Portable gran ary for sale in Wheatland
Classified notice offers a portable gran ary in perfect condition at 2812 for 175 dollars. Contact Pete Ledgebokoff at Wheatland by calling 326-6 to arrange purchase.
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Pete Ledgebokoff
Wheatland
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