Canadian Restaurant Association to host four day convention
The 14th annual Canadian Restaurant Association convention in Toronto's Automotive Building runs March 24 to 27. Canada wide representation will attend with experts from Portland, Austin, St. Louis and Duluth. The program includes panels, demonstrations, a food show, and a culinary arts and menu competition open to all eateries. President Ross C. Brown and Convention Committee chair John E. Coles lead planning to boost dining out, tourism, and service quality nationwide.
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Canada
Canadian Restaurant Association
Toronto
F.G. Montgomery
Larry Hilaire
Portland
Oregon
National Restaurant Association
George Wenzel
Austin
Texas
Harry H. Pope
St. Louis
Miss
Cal Morken
Duluth
Minn
Crystal Ballroom
Royal York Hotel
Ross C. Brown
Vancouver
John E. Coles
Red Cross Donates to Handicapped Children in Castlegar
Junior Red Cross clubs of Castlegar Kinnaird and Brilliant Elementary presented a cheque for 152.91 to the Castlegar Branch of Kootenay Society for Handicapped Children at a Castlegar school meeting. Funds were raised by raffles from a skate prize donated by Mr and Mrs Gleboff through Maddocks Shoe Store with winner McCreight of Kinnaird. ticket drawn by Joanne. Leverage by Logan Mitchell and B H Cherrington accepted on behalf of the society.
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Red Cross
Castlegar, Kinnaird
Brilliant
Castlea
Kootenay Society
Castlegar
Gleboff
Maddocks
McCreight -Kinnaird
McCreight
Joanne CIA
Logan Mitchell
B.H. Cherrington
Bilveer Birch School
Society For Handicapped Children
B.C
Many Species Listed in Temperate Regions of Gnakea
Fragmentary notes describe a diverse set of about two thousand species spread across temperate regions. The text mentions the regal python and pearly snake as examples among varied reptiles in the area.
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Pearly Sane
Saskatchewan motor vehicle licenses go on sale dates
Saskatchewan motor vehicle licenses for 1958 will go on sale March 17 to April 30. The notice confirms the sale window and a scheduled period for license purchases.
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Sask
Saskatchewan
Lent observations urge genuine faith over filmy piety
The piece argues Lent is not a Scriptural command and warns against using the season for self-denial to gain favor with God. It emphasizes salvation by grace through faith, cites Isaiah and Matthew, and urges genuine repentance, not a 40-day trial. It also notes upcoming Saskatchewan licence plate changes and driver testing timelines.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
CNR expands piggyback operations under road transport
Canadian National Railways will place the entire piggyback carriage service under its road transport department. L. J. Henderson, general manager of the CNR road transport department, will oversee all for hire piggyback services and railway owned trailer operations. The for hire service began last October between Montreal and Toronto and has seen steady growth in volume. Henderson will manage administration, terminal operations, servicing and traffic solicitation for the piggyback system.
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Canadian National Railways
Department of Road Transport
L. J. Henderson
CNR Road Transport Department
CNR
Montreal
Toronto
Henderson
Lake Superior and St. Clair Depths Compared
The Great Lakes chain shows Lake Superior at 1302 feet maximum depth while Lake St. Clair is the shallowest at 23 feet, illustrating the broad range in basin depths and water volume across the system. This contrast highlights how geological formations shape lake profiles and potential water dynamics.
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Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Lake St. Clair
Aluminum Named as Separate Metal in 1824
The record notes that aluminum was identified as a distinct metal in the year 1824, marking a milestone in the history of metallurgy and chemical science.
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Junior Red Cross
Arctic
J. A. Houston
Cape Dorset
Baffin Island
Kipenik
Lake Harbour
N.W.T
W. “Weiss
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Council of the Northwest ‘Territories
National Film Board of Canada Photos
R Barclay Warren
Provincial Highway Traffic Board
Safety Council
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