Glass artist Paul Winter builds enduring studio comeback
Paul Winter, a pioneer in art glass and stained glass materials, endured early laborer work and a devastating 1963 fire that destroyed his Edmonton studio. Rebuilding, he now operates from a third floor hangar, displaying sketches, wall mirrors, mosaics, and ruby glass as he serves churches and commercial clients with bold color and cement-set glasswork.
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Wiststom
Alta
Paul Winter
Hidmonton
Edmonton
Unconventional church window designs by Paul Winter
Nine windows 28 feet high by six feet wide show Paul Winter’s art and skill for Namao United Church in Nama Alberta. Costs range from 2000 to 4000 dollars per window depending on design method and material chosen by the church financial committee. Winter, among Edmonton’s enthusiastic citizens, reflects western prairie artistic ambition as Namao marks its 80th anniversary. His parents in Germany keep him up to date on design and materials.
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Paul Winter
Saskatchewan
Namao United Chard
Nama
Alberta
Padi Winter
Edmonton
Seyaoe
Germany
Tord Series Being Introduced This Week at Inglis Showroom
Geber & Sons Inglis Showroom to unveil Tord Series this week. The 1965 Ford is redesigned with a lean angular shape, fastback rooflines, and broad changes from rear to front. Also mentions religious anecdote and Kiwanis notes, interwoven with automotive styling analysis.
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Tord
PS. Geber & Sons
Inglis Showroote
Canada
PJ. Gaber & Sons
Inglis
Ford
New Hope Against An Age Old Disease
The piece discusses arthritis as a long standing global health challenge. It notes hundreds of thousands of Canadians affected and highlights progress in prevention and treatment through research facilities and the Canadian Arthritis Society. It emphasizes public awareness and the Society’s role in supporting doctors, hospitals, and scientists.
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India
New Zealand
God
Jesus Christ
Kiwanis Club
Ince
Canadian Arthritis Society
New Ford Lineup Promises Comfort and Value
The 1965 Ford introduces coil spring suspension, refined interiors, and a choice of engines including a new "Big V-8" lineup. Fairlane and Falcon highlight economy and performance with multiple transmissions. Test drives promise a smooth, high-value driving experience across a refreshed family car set.
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Ford
Fairlane
Falcon
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