Resolutions At District Conferences Spotlight Civic Engagement
The Weeklies note thousands of resolutions by enterprise groups at district conferences that rarely reach light. The Ontario Traffic Conference passed a measure about issuing the same license numbers to Ontario motorists each year. The piece cites local editorials on civic interest and government tax policies, with a 1957 Canadian Red Cross RH testing tally for expectant mothers.
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Ontario
Aurora
Gananoque
Canadian Red Cross
Manitou letter corrects wedding anniversary count
A Manitoba reader corrects a misreported 69th anniversary to 59th for Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert of Clearwa ter, with wishes to celebrate their 60th next year. The item lists many prairie community notes on anniversaries, birthdays, and local happenings across Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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J. Jeffrey
Manitou
Manitoba
George Gilbert
Gilbert
Clearwater
Alberta
Bolsover
England
James Blake
Vermilion
Marjory Chambers
Carr Vale
James
Winnipeg Free Press
Moose Mountain Star-Standard
Saskatchewan
George McKerracher
Kisbey
Carillon News
Steinbach
Gottlieb Schinkel
Touchwood Times
Punnichy, Sask
William Walker
Vancouver
Watson Witness
Mamie Haddock
Grandview
Man
E. Major
Russell
Lily Brassington
Invermay
Sask
Jane Taggert
Langdon
Alta
Harmon Lyons
Carberry
Janet Henderson
Spruce Creek District
Peter McCormick
Wapella
K. Stewart
Chateau
Thomas Rodgers
Sanford
Marsh
Rosenfeld
Assiniboia
Times
Magna
Council Seeks Dam on Conjuring Creek
The Russell Town Council seeks construction of a dam on Conjuring Creek north of town. A resolution was drafted at the last regular meeting to be forwarded to Hon. C. L. Shuttleworth, minister of agriculture, for consideration. The Rural Municipality of Russell Council approved the resolution at its May 14 meeting.
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Russell
C. L. Shuttleworth
Man
Pattern for a Summer Dress in Misses Sizes 10 14 16 18
Printed Pattern 4609 features sheath lines and flattering silhouette. Includes sizes 10 32 14 16 18 and lists fabric needs such as 3 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Order by sending 40 cents to Anse Adams Patterns Dept with name address and style number.
Exercise Aids Nervous People In Daily Life
This guidance says exercise boosts morale and confidence, improves circulation, and helps nervous individuals feel better. A daily, strong body supports nerves, offsets worry and depression, and keeps the bloodstream nourished for nerve health. For stress, walking long distances can beat sedatives, with calm, regular activity reducing nervous problems.
Field Trials For Fertilizers In Manitoba Province
Field trials for forage and cereal crops across Manitoba should wrap up this week as of May 31 after a highly successful season. Begun May 1, the tests involve ammonium phosphate and related formulations on various soils, comparing fertilized and unfertilized strips with yields measured in June for forage and August to September for cereals. Provincial agronomist C C Cranston notes the work doubles as demonstration and research, with results analyzed by the Manitoba Co operative Fertilizer Board to guide farmers on soil specific fertilizer use.
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Soil and Crops Branch
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Soils Department
University of Manitoba
C. C. Cranston
Manitoba Co-operative Fertilizer Board
National highway co ordination plan urged by Advocate
The Red Deer Alberta Advocate argues for a national program to coordinate highway construction across provinces and dominion systems. It says fiscal aid matters less than creating a unified, efficient national road-building strategy to serve the country.
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Red Deer
Alta
Fort Peck Dam Holds Record in Montana Capacity
The Fort Peck Dam in Montana is described as the world's largest, containing 125,628,288 cubic yards of material. The figure highlights the massive scale and engineering achievement of the project.
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Fort Peck
Montana
4X Bakery Closing Retail Store Here
Fast rising local competition has forced Canadian Bakeries Ltd to close their retail store on Central Ave. The shutdown will mean termination of employment for nine women. The move, decided by Toronto head office, aims to streamline operations and save about 2500 dollars monthly by shifting focus to bulk sales to stores, restaurants and other buyers. The Sun Swift Current Sask May 31 1957.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Ralph Kalheim
Ralph
Oak Lake
Watrous Manitou, Sask
Frank Koehler
Watrous
Kohler
Kelvington
Sask
Rosario Lemair
Perigord
Rosario
Jean
Humboldt Journal
R. X. Stroeder
Simpson
Imperial Review
Rosthern News
Duck Lake Indian Reserve
Bank of British North America
Joe Seeseequasis
Graysville
Dufferin Leader
Carman
Canadian Bakeries Ltd
Central Ave
Toronto
the Sun
Swift Current
Make a Classic Lawn Swing Pattern 305
In the Home section a lawn swing pattern 305 shows every construction step and lists all materials. The Lawn-and-Garden Furniture Packet No 37 contains five patterns including the swing and costs $1.50. Orders under $1.00 add a 10c service charge.
Table and bench unit for orderly family dining
A ready to assemble table and bench unit designed for a family that values order at mealtime. Includes cutting diagrams and a pattern, with a hammer and hand saw needed to build. Provides clear steps for assembling a compact dining set that keeps everything in its place.
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Prince George
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iCtizen
Kitimat
Northern Sentinel
Cochrane
Northland Post
CPR
CNR
Northern Alberta Railway
Grande Parkie
Blackheads
Sedicin
Neighborly News
Sec
Morden Times
R. A. Milne
Bob
A. MacAulay
H. F. Harp
Bill Robinson
Gordon Briscoe
Dauphin
Claresholm
Joe Slettede
Willow Creek
Rosetown
Meadow Lake
Illinois Natural History Survey
North Battleford
W. J. Leathem
Silver Park District
Council
Anse Adams Patters Dept
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toroate
Ane
Oe Clinic
The
Canadian Amateur Sport and Physical Fitness Development Service
Lieyd Percival
Gorry
Tom Doerr
Fink
Les Carroll
Why
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Secial
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