Irish exchange reveals warmth and farming contrasts in Ontario
Canadian Champion reports on Miss Cameron of County Tyrone Ulster visiting Halton County Ontario as part of a 4 H Junior Farmers exchange. She compares dairy and crop practices, milking parlors, silos, fences, and farm sizes with Ontario methods, notes government supports, schooling, and cultural differences before continuing a five month US tour.
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Beli Cameron
County Tyrone
Ulster
Halton
Misa Cameron
Canada
United States
Young Farmers’ Clubs
Ontario
Ottawa
Prince Edward County
Toronto
Cameron
Aouthern
Emerald Isle
Miss Cameron
Hornby
Bel Cameron
Dungannon
Bill Wilson
Milton
James Marshall
Here
U.S.A
Kansas
South Dakota
Vermont
Washington
Young Farmers’ Club
Rowan McGhie
Norfolk
United Kingdom
Bell Cameron
Carroll Hammond Leads Sask Wheat Queen Contest
Leaders to date include Miss Carroll Hammond sponsored by the Irish Club Regina Miss Ruth Beatty sponsored by the Sask Psychiatric Nurses Association Weyburn Miss Carol Shepherd sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Disabled Veterans Association Regina and Miss Karen Federsen sponsored by the BPO Ellis Lodge Milestone Proceeds support Mental Health Research and TB Prevention Vote often give your complete support.
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Carroll Hammond
Irish Club
Regina
Ruth Beatty
Sask
Psychiatric Nurses Association
Weyburn
Carol Shepherd
Ladies Auxiliary
Disabled Veterans Association
Karen Federsen
B.P.O. Ellis Lodge
Milestone
Time Gap: Newfoundland and Yukon Five and a Half Hours
The article notes a time difference of five and a half hours between Newfoundland and the Yukon. It specifies the need to adjust clocks when comparing schedules or coordinating events across these regions.
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Newfoundland
Yukon
Western style beach wear slack costumes featured
A new fashion ensemble with a Western look includes a white, red, and blue cotton top in various patterns paired with white duck pants worn low on the hips. A slip-through belt sits at the hipline, completing the outfit.
Newfoundland area dwarfs other Atlantic provinces combined
The land area of Newfoundland is nearly three times larger than the combined area of New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, making it the dominant geographic region among the four Atlantic provinces.
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Newfoundland
Atlantic Provinces
Weekly X-Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle grid list with across and down clues including quarrel tiny particle dried pod of red pepper sorcery trust port navigation term deceit Siberian gull absent abbr compass point pennsylvania nickname hard and dry a3 bread maxim distance instrument Luzon native phrase mighty than the sword Greek letter muddled energy slang England poetic frontier post moon valleys Spanish jars animal skin silly person merchant's statement bewildered game played on horseback girl's from
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Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Luzon
Frontier Post
Driver and walker named in highway safety campaign
C E Carson of the Canadian Highway Safety Council urged individual responsibility for road safety. He urged motorists to ensure their vehicles are in top condition and warned drivers to focus on their own driving rather than correcting others. The spring campaign runs through May with summer driving ahead.
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C. E. Carson
Canadian Highway Safety Council
Carson
CHSC
Canadian waters dwarf Alberta in map size
The lakes and rivers of Canada cover 291,571 square miles, a vast expanse larger than Alberta’s area. The comparison highlights the country’s extensive freshwater network and geographic scale relative to a major prairie province.
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Canada
Alberta
Inboard stern drives less efficient than outboards
Letters from Swift Current and Ste. Thérèse ask about efficiency and cost of stern drive units. A Toronto Star piece reports tests showing 75 hp outboards delivering 4.83 mpg at three quarters power vs stern drives at 3.75 mpg, with outboards also faster per hour. weight difference noted as a key factor in top speed.
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Swift Current
Sask
Ste. Therese
Que
Toronto Star
Saskatoon Presbytery Urges Medicare Agreement
The Saskatoon Presbytery writes to government and doctors urging agreement on a government sponsored universal medicare plan. The letters defend core aims and urge revisions to terms, warning some doctors may leave the province if conditions remain intolerable. The church asks government to renew consultations with medical professionals before July first to broaden consent.
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Saskatoon
Presbyterian Church
Rosetown
Saskatchewan
Message from Father Murray fuels northern Canadian sports soul
Wilcox Saskatchewan icon Father Athol Murray, guest at ACT Sportsman's Dinner in Grande Prairie, argues enthusiasm and a go get em spirit are essential in building Canada. He recalls Notre Dame Hounds era and urges keeping early Peace River Country zeal alive.
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Athol Murray
Murray
Wilcox College
Notre Dame
Saskatchewan
Cornerstone Laid by Prince of Wales in 1860 at Parliament
The article notes that the cornerstone of Canada’s parliament buildings was laid in 1860 by the Prince of Wales, who later became King Edward. It also reports postal service finances for the year ending March 31, 1962, showing operating costs of $189 million and revenues of $180 million.
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Canada
Prince of Wales
King Edward 1Th
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