Fern to Germany Severs Bond with Parrot on Scythia
Karla Williams of Camp Borden Ontario plans to sail December 10 from Halifax on the Scythia to join her father in Germany. Her 14 year old letter to Cunard pleads to take parrot Peter, a keepsake for three years, but German health rules ban import of parrots due to psittacosis.
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Karla Williams
Camp Borden
Ont
Cunard Line
Karla
Germany
No. 1 Transport Company
Canadian Army
Halifax
Scythia
Peter
Osinard
Deficiency payments urged by Manitoba agriculture head
P. E. Burnell, president of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co operation, called for more use of deficiency payments to support producer income. The plan would apply to individual products, target perishables, and scenarios where a commodity averages under 80 percent of a fair level for two years or more or delivery impairments. Deficiency payments do not affect market prices or encourage surpluses, and they would work under Wheat Board marketing arrangements. It is described as the simplest method.
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P. E. Burnell
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
Wheat Board
Cunard Returns to Greenock with 35 Calls in 1958
Cunard Line extends Canada Scotland service with 35 calls at Greenock in 1958. The Carinthia will begin westbound calls April 19 from Liverpool to Quebec, while the Sylvaniana starts eastbound April 23 from Montreal to Liverpool. Between April 19 and December, Greenock hosts 14 westbound and 19 eastbound visits. Parthia will also make eastbound calls on June 13 and August 8 sailing Liverpool to New York.
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Cunard Line
Canada
Scotland
Carinthia
Sylvania
Greenock
Parthia
Liverpool
New York
Triplet calves birth shocks Barnsley area farm
On November 7 near Barnsley, Mrs. M. E. Jones welcomed a rare birth of triplet calves from a Short horn cow. The farmyard scene drew community interest as the calves fed at supper while the mother cow posed for the Leader photographer with a lighthearted “Aw shucks it was nothing” moment.
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Dufferin
Carman
Man
M. E. Jones
Barnsley
Moose Mountain Star-Standard marks 56 years of local publication
The Moose Mountain Star-Standard of Arcola Saskatchewan celebrates 56 years since its 1901 start. It recalls editors and helpers, from A D McLeod to C R Lang, highlighting reader loyalty and the paper as a home town lifeline.
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Moose Mountain
Moose Mountain Star
Bob Caskey
Manitoba
J. E. Jamieson
Bob
Howard
Mr. Jamieson
Punnichy
Armstrong
B.C
Hugh Darrow
Mr. McLeod
S. G. Soper
Kisbey Standard
Soper
Moose Mountain Star-Standard
C. R. Lang
Let us take the X out of Xmas and keep Christmas pure
The Times of Morden urges discarding the X from Christmas to restore the word's original meaning of friendliness, peace, and goodwill. It laments modern celebrations full of excess and excitement and calls for a return to the season's true, God given attributes as families reunite by the hearth. May we all say God Bless Us Every One.
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Old World
Tim
Times
Morden
Pattern 7175 for doll clothing and body
Pattern for a doll about 32 inches high with size two clothes and straw hair. Use flesh colored fabric for the body. Send thirty-five cents for Pattern 7175 to Household Arts Department, Department P.P.L., 60 Front Street, W. Toronto.
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Household Arts Department
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Memory Book funds Pioneer Lodge in Swift Current
The Local Council of Women launches a Memory Book to raise funds for Prairie Pioneer Lodge. Proceeds honor living pioneers with furnishings while paying tribute to city and district pioneers who have passed on.
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Prairie Pioneer Lodge
Council of Women
the Sun
Swift Current
Sask
Acting guidance for drama students and cast rules
A long exhortation on reading, rehearsal timelines, and acting craft. It urges actors to practice daily, develop character through action, and rehearse movement with specific stage mechanics. It details posture, entrances, interaction, and safety, with examples from a friend's small part and tips on easing transitions.
Virden Flying Club Wing Presentation Marks First
Virden Flying Club held its first wings ceremony on Wednesday night November 13 after a Legion Hall banquet. About thirty individuals received wings in this inaugural event led by club president John F Higginbotham as master of ceremonies.
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Anne Anderson
Virden Flying Club
Legion Hall
John F. Higginbotham
Emipre-Advance
Virden
Enthusiastic meeting favors formation of a Film Council
A Virden meeting at the Government Resources Building gathered representatives from churches and organizations to explore forming a Film Council. Gerry McLeod of the National Film Board answered questions and a two person receiving committee was chosen to collect pledges. An organizational meeting set for Monday November 25 at 8 p.m. in the Resources Building will finalize funds and elect an executive.
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Virden Film Council
Government Resources
Gerry McLeod
National Film Board
R. W. Winstone
HL McEwen
Resourcs
Emipre Advance
Virden, Man
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