Country Fairs and field Days in Western Canada
A summary of events at Country Fairs across Western Canada featuring the Mobile Agricultural Display and Field Day demonstrations. The display promotes soil erosion awareness and chemical use, with visits invited for farmers and families. Field Day demonstrations will be held at several Field Crop Variety Plots before harvest, with local posters announcing dates.
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Pew
Tirty
Canada
New Deas
Cancer Campaign Beg Conducted in Manitoba Province
The Manitoba Cancer Relief and Research Institute promotes a campaign to educate on cancer truths. It urges understanding that many early cancers are curable and highlights the need to know warning signals. Booklets with vital facts are available by writing to 44 William Avenue, Winnipeg.
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Beg
Manitoba Cancer Relef and Research Institute
William Avenue
Winnipeg
Mail Addressing for Special Force Troops in Canada
Canadian defence officials urge precise mail addressing for special forces troops to ensure speedy delivery and maintain morale. Letters should include regimental number rank name initials unit company troop and the camp name such as A-123456 Pte J C Smith D Company 2nd Btn Royal Canadian Regt Petawawa Military Camp Ontario.
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J. C. Smith
Royal Canadian Reg
T. Petawawa Military Camp
Ontario
Town of Rivers Monthly October Statement on File
The town announces the October monthly statement of the corporation is on file at the municipal office for inspection by any interested ratepayer during reasonable hours. W. T. Dyer, Clerk.
Lions kill five Ovambo farm workers in Namib Desert attack
Five Ovambo laborers camping in the bush were attacked by lions in Windhoek Southwest Africa. Four were eaten while the fifth was severely injured and later found near a thorn tree as the lions continued to circle all night. Police later recovered the severely wounded survivor. In a separate note, two fishermen were unhurt after a whale struck their dory.
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Windhoek
Africa
Ovambo Farm
Cansa
N.S
Leonard Rogers
William
Salmon river obstructions surveyed in Newfoundland
St Johns Nild Two fisheries experts J McDuff and M A McDonald returned after a summer survey of Newfoundland rivers and inland waters. They travelled by boat, car and on foot to document obstructions in salmon rivers, especially Terra Nova and Upper Humber. Action to remove obstructions is expected next spring.
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St. John's
St. Johns’s
Newfoundland
J. McDuff
M. A. McDonald
Terra Nova
Upper
Humber
Hunting trophies offered by Portage la Prairie group
Portage la Prairie announces trophies for the largest duck and largest goose in this year’s hunt. In Vancouver a 20 man posse with flashlights staged a chicken hunt, freeing 400 chickens as a big hen house burned at midnight, with all but a few rounded up.
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Portage la Prairie
Local Fish and Game Association
Vancouver
Two Rebel Louis Reil Kin Enlist in Canadian Special Force
Two great nephews of rebel Louis Riel enlist in the Canadian army special force for service with the United Nations forces. Ignace Riel, 26, wounded twice in World War II with the Royal Winnipeg Rifles in Northwest Europe. Alex Riel, five years with the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders 1940 to 1915, now training at Currie Barracks Calgary.
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Louis Reil
Louis Riel
Riel
Canada
Canadian Army
United Nations Forces
Winnipeg
Ignace Riel
Royal Winnipeg Rifles
Northwest
Eur
Alex. Riel
Queen's Own Cameron Highlander Wom
Bat
Princess Patricia’s
Canadian Light Infantry
Currie Barracks
Calgary
Linda Doreen Peeler Born With Single Tooth in Winnipeg
Winnipeg parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Peeler celebrate the birth of Linda Doreen a baby noted for a single tooth hospital officials say the precocious newborn brings pride to the family and city during the early days of her life.
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Winnipeg
Gerald Peeler
Linda Doreen
Linda
Public Service Seen as Unselfish Duty by North Shore Press
The North Shore Press of North Vancouver argues that public office is sometimes entered unwillingly and at personal cost for the good of the nation or community, despite potential unpopularity.
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North Shore Press
North Vancouver
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the Gazette Presents
News of the World
Korea
G.I
U.S
Ville St. Laurent
Rivers
REX Theatre
Waal Orill
Gabi
Eacel
J. W. Ormiston
Fourth Avenue
Dr. J. R. Fowlie
Rivers, Man
Oetober
Manitoba Cancer Minef and Research Institute
Institute
Special Force
Defence
W. T. Dyer
George McCulloch
Lee Amlent
Edvertis Ng
Massey-Harris
Brandon
Organe 2
Manitoba Breeders'’ Association
Aberdeen Angus Assn
United Kingdom Foundation
Aberdeen
Suffolk
Red River Valley
Legislative Buildings
Whistler
F. W. Decker & Sons
North Star Products
Pett & Monarch Sales & Service
Holiday
The
Royal Bank
Royal Bank OF Canada
OF the Royal Bank
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