Spy Hill Hobby Fair and Flower Show Highlights
The Spy Hill event showcased carding and skeining of wool, handmade knitwear, and a variety of crafts. Exhibits by the Provick brothers featured stamps, fossils, rocks, and Native artifacts, while students displayed a school museum and stamp collections. Several Spy Hill residents presented carvings, paintings, textiles, jewelry, and antique items, with a focus on local history and educational displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnusson
Mac Provick
Hazelcliffe
Moosomin
North West Territories
Spy Hill
Regina
Wapella
Maple Creek
Assa
Assiniboia
Provick
Bougainville
New Gainea
Jack Provick
F. ©. Dafoe
Bobby Dafoe
Donna Holma
Laddie Martinovsky
Gerald
Poland
J. A. McNutt
Frank Baines
Saltcoats
Chokecherry
Saskatoon
James M. Green
United Church
William Perrin
H. 8. Rutherford
Alfred Watson
George Barker
F. C. Dafoe
James Firth
Mervyn Greer
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Marsinovsky
Highways Safer By Control Program Reported
Manitoba officials report a driver control program in effect province wide reducing Winnipeg fatal and nonfatal accidents. June 1950 saw 9 fatal and 535 nonfatal injuries in Winnipeg, compared with 7 fatal and 471 nonfatal in June 1954. Across Manitoba other areas show 10 fatal accidents in 1950 and 31 in 1954, indicating mixed results since program start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afaritoba
Fay
Seversta
Geeeet Winnipes
Alee
Baillie
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Population figures for a province in 1950 and 1954
The province numbered 168000 inhabitants in 1950 and rose to 214000 by 1954 reflecting a notable population increase during this period.
Food Spending Per Person In Major Cities In 1958
Halifax Montreal Toronto Winnipeg and Vancouver residents spent six dollars eighty cents per person weekly on food in the first half of 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
CPR
Budd Company of
Philadelphia
Halifax
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merle Plewes
Alan Watson
H. J. Perrin
Philip Perrin
Canada
Scenic Dome
National Industrial Design Council
EMCO
Westwood’s Hardware
Portage Ave
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Venice
Gwe