Preservation of Kwakiutl totem poles in British Columbia
The BC Provincial Government through the Provincial Museum funds a restoration program to recreate Thunderbird Park poles with authentic replicas carved by skilled Indian craftsmen. The aim is a permanent outdoor display of totem art, reflecting clan crests like Raven Eagle Thunderbird Bear and Whale, using traditional pigments and cedar logs.
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Mungo Martin
Kwakintal
B.C
Thunderbird Park
Sidewalk Survey: towns share improvement wishes
The Echo reports in Horndean, Plum Coulee, and Winkler readers' hopes for progress in 1957. Answers urge more industry, better roads, additional co op facilities, a creamery and elevator, and new stores to spur competition, with interest in a clothing factory and a sunflower roast plant.
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Alf Warkentin
Horndean
Plum Coulee
Winkler
J. M Hamm
D. J. Schroeder
Dave J. Klassen
Duck
Winkler Credit Union
Wiebe
Kane
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Echo
Red River Valley
Mental health project studied in Manitoba churches
Representatives of 13 churches heard reports on a preliminary study of a proposed mental health institution in Manitoba last Saturday. The Echo, Red River Valley, reports the church delegation reviewed findings and potential community impact.
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Manitoba
Echo
Red River Valley
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