Local Air Cadets Host Parents Dinner at Legion Hall
The Swan River Air Cadets hosted a turkey dinner for about 75 attendees including the Ladies Auxiliary at the Legion Hall. Cadets wore RCAF uniforms, the event praised by Cadet Corporal Bowler and chairman for community engagement, with Mayor Scalf noting long-standing support and the squadron’s positive impact on youths and families.
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Air Cadets
Legion Hall
RCAF
Hitle
BES
Corporal Bowler
Scalf
Swan River Air Cadet Squadron
Armed Forces of Canada
Star and Times
Swan River
Man
Leadership Forum Brings Ninette Youth Together
About 90 young people gathered in the Ninette Legion Hall for the first 4-H Forum for Youth, themed Leadership in the Community. Tom Meadows guided sessions with buzz groups, demonstrations, and a panel on Elvis Presley, mixing discussion with games, songs, social dancing, and meals.
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Ninette Legion Hall
Tom Meadows
Roblin Collegiate
Elvis Presley
Ninette
Belmont
Man
First steps to rebuild span taken for Peace River bridge
The Alaska Highway project moved forward this week with a call for tenders to remove the collapsed portion of the bridge over the Peace River. The Herald-Tribune, Grand Prairie, Alberta, notes this marks the initial steps toward rebuilding the span.
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Peace River
Alaska Highway
Herald - Tribune
Grand Prairie
Alberta
The exploited bondholder in 1925 investment advice
A 1925 letter suggested a $100000 widow’s portfolio of stocks and bonds now worth $361000. Stocks rose to $310000 from $51000 while bonds stayed roughly the same in dollar terms. Inflation and failed dividends altered value. the bondholder shifted from exploiter to the exploited of inflation and market shifts.
Ratepayers vote on new addition in Hanna district
Ratepayers and other qualified voters in the Hanna Municipal Hospital District will be asked on January 16 to vote yes or no on a bylaw. The bylaw calls for extending and renovating the hospital with an expenditure of $165,000. It has been approved by Minister of Health J. Donovan Ross. The Herald Hanna Alberta.
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Hanna Municipal Hospital
J. Donovan Ross
the Herald
Hanna
Alberta
96 Percent Taxes Paid In Morris Rural Levy Update
Ratepayers of the Morris rural municipality have paid 96 percent of the current year's tax levy. The 1957 levy stood at 348000 dollars, of which 335000 dollars has been paid.
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Morris
Red River Valley
Altona
Man
Jack Miner Foundation Maintains North American Conservation Effort
The Jack Miner Foundation appeals for funds to sustain the Kingsville Ontario sanctuary and its worldwide conservation work. It notes multi thousand attendance figures in Stratford Toronto Winnipeg and Minneapolis legacy praise from leaders and the founders’ non profit, cross border status.
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Stratford
Ontario
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Massey Hall
Jack Miner
Kingsville
C. H. D. Clarke
Wild Life Management
Miner Sanctuary
Canada
United States
Winnipeg
Minneapolis Journal
North America
J. Smart
The Unsearchable Riches of Christ in a Sputnik Era Faith
A preacher extols Christ as richest in wisdom, knowledge, goodness, power, and redemption. He contrasts earthly wealth with spiritual riches found in faith, urging repentance and reliance on divine guidance to address global tensions and personal weakness.
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Jesus
Mary
Jerusalem
Paul
Christ
God
James
High Yields Reported for Peace River District Crops
Yields achieved this year in Fort Vermilion Alberta show high production potential. Saunders Wheat yielded 43.8 bushels per acre, Abegweit Oats 132.5 bushels and Gateway Barley 68.7 bushels per acre. Results reflect strong midsummer growth, quick recovery from early frost and hail, and ample moisture from above normal rain in late July and early August.
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Peace River
Fort Vermilion
Alta
Insect damage found in Manitoba granaries
Grain stored in Manitoba has shown insect damage in several granaries and may spread before winter. Provincial entomologist D R Robertson warns that low grade grain and poor storage promote infestations. Farmers should biweekly inspect for damp crust, odor or heat and purge by exposing grain to low temperatures before transferring to clean storage or outdoors under snow.
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Manitoba
D. R. Robertson
Perfect bowling game at Grand Forks Bowl erdrome
Bert Rush, a visitor from North Surrey, bowled the first perfect game in Grand Forks Bowl erdrome history. He opened with 386 in the first game and finished with a 450 set, winning a $25 prize from drome manager Jack Morgan.
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Grand Forks
Bert Rush
North Surrey
Jack Morgan
the Gazette
Grand Forks, B.C
Man of the Year 1958 Gordon Churchill Praised
The Herald and Press selects Gordon Churchill as Man of the Year for 1957 and endorses his 1958 trade and commerce program. It lauds his Dauphin roots, wartime record, teaching career, and stance on Canadian self reliance to meet grain and trade challenges.
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Gordon Churchill
Manitoba
Dauphin
Churchill
C D. Howe
United Kingdom
Canada
Britain
G.M
Herald
Gordon Chuchill
Winston Churchill
Germany
DCTI
25 Years Ahead Predictions From January Magazine
Jeannine Locke forecasts life in 25 years describing a CFL future with closed circuit color TV babysitting shopping kiosks and fast home chores. She envisions greener cities high speed trains and helicopters enabling commutes up to 200 miles with healthier wealthier children vacationing in distant lands.
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Jeannine Locke
Miss Locke
Ceylon
Sweden
Carman Farm Group Wraps First Year At Annual Meeting
The Carman District Farm Business Association reports a highly successful first year. As Canada’s first farm management group of its kind, it concluded operations with a solid financial position and achieved its planned accomplishments during the annual Carman meeting.
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Carman District Farm Business Association
Canada
Carman
Dufferin
Man
Pipestone Joins Wolves Poison Bait Test Group
Pipestone Municipality will join four towns in a wolf control test using poison bait after the council's inaugural meeting in the council chambers. Other municipalities in the study are Albert, Shifton and Cameron. The item appears in The Researcher Reston Manitoba.
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Pipestone
Albert
Shifton
Cameron
Reston
Man
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