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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 09, 1957

Page

7

Hull to Lead CPR Films and TV Unit

Norman G. Hull will join Canadian Pacific Railway on April 1 as supervisor of films and television. He has 25 years in motion pictures worldwide and 23 years with Associated Screen News Montreal. Hull has produced travel and resort pictures for CPR and will create films for training safety and operations.

Norman G. Hull Canadian Pacific Railway D. B. Wallace Department of Public Relations CPR Hull Associated Screen News Montreal West Indies Canadian Pacific Wallace

Eskimo Training for DEW Line Work Taught in Leduc

Mr Boxer of the Department of Northern Affairs outlines a new training program in Leduc for 30 Eskimos to work on the DEW Line. The course covers heavy equipment operation and maintenance with English language instruction. Trainees will stay near the Waldorf Hotel during training and receive help adjusting to city life from local citizens. Representative arrives in Leduc, Alberta, on March 14, 1957.

Leduc District Board of Trade Boxer Department of Northern Affairs Dew Line Arctic Waldorf Hotel Alta

Merchants Decide Thursday Closing Adopted in Parish Hall

At a meeting attended by 37 businessmen in the Parish Hall last Thursday morning it was decided to keep the weekly closing day on Thursday. The Herald report from Whitewood Saskatchewan dated March 13, 1857 notes the unchanged practice.

the Herald Whitewood Sask

Gas financing details announced in Canada and U S

Announcement outlines capitalization and initial public financing for Quebec Natural Gas Corporation formed to market Alberta Natural Gas in Montreal. Plans include 25 million dollars in first mortgage bonds, 15 million dollars subordinated debentures, a 2.5 million note, 7 million bank loan, and 1.4 million common shares. Units combine debentures and equity with half offered in Canada and half in the United States.

Houston, Willoughby & Company Limited Canada Quebec Natural Gas Corporation Alberta Montreal United States United States Securities and Exchange Commission Trans-Canada Quebec B.C. Telephone B.C. Telephone Co. Ltd Gordon T. Farrell Telephone Company Dominion Treasury U.S. Treasury

Trading stamps spark renewed legal debate in Canada

Fifty years after a law banned trading stamps Canadians face renewed controversy as loopholes let schemes appear legitimate. Retailer associations condemn the practice while stamp sellers profit. Proponents argue stamps shift costs, but most customers forget to save them, effectively raising prices for all.

Resignation of Four Teachers Sparks Housing Discussion

Four teachers plan to leave in June triggering a city housing discussion. The Gazette notes the evenings focus on living arrangements for educators arriving in the community amid a staff turnover.

the Gazette Grand Forks B.C

Causes and relief of exercise headaches with athlete tips

Athletes often suffer headaches during intense workouts due to fatigue acids that nerves cannot neutralize quickly enough. Mild continuing exercise and massage help. Golf great Sam Snead advises walking around the ball to release tension and loosen up before each stroke to maintain a free mind and smooth muscle action.

Sam Snead Snead Slammin Sam

Fund to study student loan fund proposed by Wetaskiwin group

Wetaskiwin Home and School Association formed a committee to explore establishing an interest free student loan fund. The meeting highlighted national provincial and local aid, costs of education and urged parents to encourage applications. Camrose High School principal noted the local Education Assistance Fund started 1951 now $3400 with 18 assisted.

Wetaskiwin Home and School Association Pulleyblank McCleary Camrose High School Camrose Home and Glee Club J. Melynchuk Mike the Times Wetaskiwin Alta

Housing Crisis In Lucknow Village In 1957

The Lucknow Ontario Sentinel reports a surplus of vacant homes in the village, with upwards of twenty unoccupied houses and several untenanted apartments. Many homes are one occupant, and the population is at a low point for years. Some properties are for sale rather than for rent, indicating a housing shortage.

the Sentinel Lucknow Ont

Peace Garden Port customs station funding sought

Senator Milton R. Young said in Washington he would request $380,000 for a new customs and immigration station at the Peace Garden on the U.S.-Canadian border. The federal administration has asked for $60,000. The Guide Killaney Man Feb 28 1957.

Milton R. Young Washington Peace Garden Killaney. Man

Charlottenburgh to gain two new industries this year

The Glengarry News reports Charlottenburgh expects two new industries in 1957. Edo Corporation of New York recently bought ten acres at Gray's Creek for a 650000 aviation equipment factory. A Summerstown Station site may host a heavy industry needing up to 1000 acres plus another smaller plant.

Charlottenburgh Edo Corporation of New York Gray’s Creek Ths Summerstown Station Glengarry News Alexandria Ont

Robbery at Canadian Legion bar nets drinks and salt water

Thieves who raided the Canadian Legion bar in Grand Forks between 1:30 and 6:30 Tuesday morning carried off about eight dozen beer, two bottles of wine and some liquors. A twist awaits as one container held salt water. Barman Otto Henrikson expressed hope the culprits drink that one first.

Canadian Legion Otto Henrikson the Legion the Gazette Grand Forks B.C

Weekly Crossword Puzzle Music-Maker Horizontal Clues Listed

Crossword clues cover instrument report hydrophobia poem knob like rodent parent treats preposition volcano in Sicily prayer ending sow female horse three toed sloth paid ab vegetable Gaelic monster thoroughfare correlative of either clouds mixed type beverage worship decay endeavour singing voices clous seed vessels verbal chest value great Britain air ventilate tidier strong cords canine rock district attorney shines pieces of embroidery closer strong and dark footwear herons cry flavors Brazilian macaw possess pole fruit drinks is large accomplish negative reply

Sicily Great Britain

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CPR Films Trade Board Judith McCann Ontario Olney England Sandra Sibbley Morden, Man Speller Erwin Braun Starbuck Norman McIntyre Oscar Martel Rosenfeld Albert Lechner Morden By Lieyd Percival ASK Peace Garden Port George By George Sixta
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