Forest Fire Warning Urges Public Action For Conserving Playgrounds
A conservation message warns that between April and summer end millions of dollars in forest resources could be lost to fires. Deliberate ignition is rare. most incidents stem from carelessness as Canadians are urged to practice outdoor manners. The Prairie Provinces Forestry Association, allied with Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan groups, promotes public cooperation and education for forest fire prevention and safe recreation.
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Prairie Provinces’ Association
Automonomous
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces Forestry Association
Oompah Pah and the Town Band Memory
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a time about fifty years ago when local towns valued bands as a symbol of pride and civic spirit. The piece notes bands offered year round performance, acceptance across ages and skills, and easier entry than orchestras, with some claim everyone learned the oompah-pah briefly to march in the parade.
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Val Werier
Winnipeg Tribune
New CN Terminal Opens in Regina for Express Freight
CN opened a new 400000 dollar terminal in Regina to handle all express and freight shipments including piggyback and carloads in a single operation. The one storey building measures 860 by 80 feet in the north Regina yard and features an in floor endless conveyor system that automatically moves dock cars to dispatch points, increasing handling volume and reducing manual effort.
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CNR
Regina
Canada
Ten Million Years of History in Cape Coral Origins
The Cape Coral area in Florida dates back to the Caloosahatchee Region with deep history after the Pleistocene. Fossil finds include Mesec desecostatus shells from an era predating the Ice Age, alongside ancient fauna such as camels and saber tooth tigers.
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Cape Coral
Florida
Caloosahatchee
Fay
Msica
Nancy Astor, A British Pioneer With American Ties
Virginia born Nancy Langhorne Astor rose to prominence as Britain's first woman MP and a leading temperance advocate. The article notes her wit, parliamentary impact, and transatlantic bonds between the Old and New Worlds, portraying her as a symbol of Anglo American partnership and a dynamic public figure over decades.
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Lady Astor
England
Nancy
Astor
Britain
Dynamo
Nancy Llee
Langhorne
Lord Astor
House of Commons
House of Lords
Atlantic Bridge
Eve and Evelyn clash over jealousy in family phone call
A fragmented dialogue shows Evelyn pleading for support while Mrs North and John discuss Eve. Evelyn reacts with jealousy and denial, then answers the phone, revealing emotional tension and unresolved conflicts within the household. The scene conveys strain and longing for reassurance amid fragile relations.
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Eve
Evelyn
Cme
Morals of borrowing a neighbor's newspaper
A humorous tale cautions against reading a neighbor's paper without subscribing. A stingy man borrows a copy and a chain of mishaps follows, including a boy adrift with a forest of bees, a fence crash, a cow's death, churn spill, teeth lost, a baby in the parlor, elopement, and damaged clothes. The moral is clear none should borrow the paper.
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Nother Weekly
Fear and War Reflections From Khrushchev Visit
The Lacombe Globe reports Khrushchev saying only a fool ignores war, noting common human fear of conflict. Former agriculture minister Alvin Hamilton, after a 17 day visit to communist China, says people seek livelihoods, not trouble, and Canadian children resemble Chinese kids in play. Wars are denied, but fear can overpower other feelings and prevent peace.
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Khruschev
Agriculture
Alvin Hamilton
China
Owith
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