Canadian Cadet Traveled 16000 Miles For Four Stamps
William Matlachuk of Rosetown Sask served aboard HMCS Ontario during a training cruise to Australia. In Brisbane he spent years of free time and over 150 dollars buying rare stamps for his collection, proving he is a true philatelist. Observing Safe Driving Week, Manitoba officials urge vigilance on highways amid past injuries and fatalities.
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Wiliam Matlachuk
Rosetown
Sask
Ontario
Australia
Brisbane
Matlachuk
Equator
Matiachuk
Canada
Nova Se
Nis
United States
R. B. Bailie
Manitoba
No reason he said safe driving week idea
A speaker claimed there is no reason against extending Safe Driving Day to a Week and suggested that, by the same token, every week of the year could become a safe driving week. The remark frames ongoing emphasis on road safety as a constant effort rather than a one off event.
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Neepawa
Co L Shutteworth
Many Things Hold Opinions in Honest Friendship
A speaker argues against forced agreement, valuing personal integrity over peacekeeping. True friendship rests on respecting honest views, even amid strong disagreements, and not hedging or compromising one’s beliefs.
Personal integrity at stake in proposed compromise
The speaker rejects a plan as a betrayal of honesty, warning that accepting a compromise would harm their core principles and set a dangerous precedent. The remark frames integrity as non negotiable in political or personal decision making.
Mama's Back on CBC With Plouffe Family Season
Mama Plouffe and her lively brood return to CBC for another season of family comedy and French Canadian culture packed with lively, sometimes chaotic happenings that appeal to viewers of all ages. The show spotlights the upbeat dynamics and quirks of this beloved clan and their community adventures.
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Mama Plouffe
CBC Television
Flowers of Beauty and Sorrow in Sacred Verse
Poem praising flowers as symbols from Eden for weddings and funerals, framing beauty and sweetness as tokens of love and sorrow, created by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Eden
Get Ahead Of The Holidays Clean Silver Now
Advice to store silver in polythene bags with the air squeezed out and edges twisted, then secured with a rubber band to prevent tarnish during last minute preparations for Christmas and New Year celebrations.
Seed Germination Testing Urged For 1957 Prairie Crops
Frosts and poor harvest weather lowered rain crop quality in the Prairie Provinces this year affecting seed worth. The Canada Department of Agriculture notes germination is essential for good seed and reports many samples, especially oats and flax, show reduced germination due to frost. Free testing for germination, seed surface borne structures, and weed seed content is offered to farmers through local agents or directly, with peak service from November 1 to January 15. Parkland barley seed is now available with official order forms via local elevator agents.
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Prairie Provinces
Walt the Wrain
Seel
Parkland
Canada Department of Agnenture
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Roblin, Manitoba
Ntiac Laurentian
Odds and Ends
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Winnipeg
Federal
Pronger
Alberta Pacific
Canadian Consolidated
Paterzon, McCabe, Parrish & Neimbecker
Inter - Ocean
Ellison Milling
Quaker Oats
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