Candid Eye on TV Shows CBC NFB Crew Spotlight
Veteran filmmaker Stanley Jackson leads the National Film Board unit making Candid Eye for CBC TV. The crew filmed near the Salvation Army Hostel in Montreal and covered police work, hostels, and immigrant children as they captured unscripted moments.
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Aays
Stanley Jackson
National Film Board
Cbc-Tv
TV 2
Dss
NFE
Roman Kroiter
Tom Daly
Salvation Army
Toronto Police
Daly
St. Joseph's Oratory
Pile Boars
NFB
Sun
Kohirebi an early northern vegetable recommendation
Kohirebi or kohlrabi is described as an early vegetable with delicate flavor and good keeping quality. Fort Vermilion Alberta experimental farm scientist John Aitchison advises removing the thick outer skin, cooking like turnips, or cutting into cubes and boiling with cream sauce. It matures from May to late July, with rows 18 to 24 inches apart and thinning from eight to 12 inches. Kohlrabi is highly recommended for northern regions.
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John Aitchison
Fort Vermilion, Alberta
Mr. Aitchison
Pet safety note on disease contact limits exposure
A family guidance paragraph warns against letting a pet contact a patient with a contagious disease to prevent germ spread. It notes the animal might not be susceptible but could carry germs to other family members or neighborhood children.
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Terry Macartney-Filgate
Roman Kroitor
Georges Dufaux
Wolf Koenig
Tom Daly
Stanley Jackson
Frank Orban
Gilles Gascon
Saskatchewan to observe first Co operation Week in Δ
Saskatchewan marks its first Co operative Week from October 26 to November 1 with national sponsorship by the Cooperative Union of Canada and Le Conseil Canadien de la Co operation. Premier T C Douglas notes co operation as a major force in the province’s economy and social development.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
T. C. Douglas
Cooperative Union of Canada
le Conseil Canadien de la Co-operation
Douglas
Ati
Wall cabinet folding panels pattern for Christmas gift
A woodworker pattern 214 for a wall cabinet with double folding panels is offered at 40c, included in Woodworkers' Packet 56 for home workshop enthusiasts at $1.75. Patterns may be exchanged after Christmas. Home Workshop Patterns, Department P.P.L. 4438 West South Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
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Poppa
Department P.P.L
Weat Sth Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Scouts and Scouts: Two tales of Boy Scout roots
Canada’s famed comedians Wayne and Shuster began as a Boy Scout duo, staging a Scout benefit for their 59th Toronto troop that raised $40 for troop funds. Los Angeles Scouts erected a memorial to Baden-Powell atop Mount Baden Powell, a 9,399 foot summit, after a year of bootstrapped gear transport up a four mile trail.
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Canda
Wayne and
Shuster
59Th
Toronto
Boy Scouts of
Los Angeles
U.S.A
Lord Baden-Powell of
Gilwell
Boy Scout Movement
Mount
Baden Powell
California
Evidence ties Cre tans to bathtubs in 1800 B C
Evidence suggests Cre tans used bathtubs as early as 1800 B C. The finding highlights early plumbing concepts and daily life practices in ancient Cre tans, noting artifacts and context from the archaeological site.
Weeklies Say the 3 Neepawa P
An 18 year old farm hand Randy McEwen lost all clothing when tangled in a power take off on a farm tractor while digging fence posts near T Smith’s farm five miles east. He was rushed to Rivers with a dislocated shoulder and clothing burns.
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Randy McEwen
T. Smith
Here
Rivers
Rivers Gazette
Installing call light to aid night RCMP rounds
The Journal Humboldt Sask reports a red beacon to be installed on City Hall to signal unacknowledged calls. The telephone office will flash the light when a caller reaches no answer at the RCMP barracks and a second emergency number will relay messages.
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RCMP
A. N. Butterley
Protection of Persons and Property Department
the Journal
Humboldt, Sask
Around the Corner a Vanished Friend Poem Note
A poem reflects on aging friendships in a busy city with days turning into years. The speaker laments drifting apart from a friend named Jim, who dies before a promised visit arrives. The piece ends with sorrow that the vanished friend was never reunited.
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Jim
Bulletin
Brooks
Alta
Children’s Aid plea funds for youth welfare in Manitoba
A Winnipeg style appeal describes children at play and a hidden history of hardship. It urges support for the Children’s Aid Society of Central Manitoba and its foster homes adoption and other services, noting that lasting care requires funds and community help.
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Your Children's Aid Society of
Central
Manitoba
Inked thumbs aim to curb bad cheques in Swift Current
A proposed inking pad for unidentified cheque cashe rs may deter fraud by imprinting thumbs on receipts. Merchants balking at adoption cite prior losses from seasonal racketeers. The Chamber of Commerce and police back the plan and will inform retailers, urging broad participation to protect local merchants.
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South America
Horn
Hart
Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Coffee Club Debates Sharpen Village Democracy
Daily morning meetings at local taverns foster constructive discussion among men about local and national politics. The gatherings strengthen civic life, show democracy thrives when people argue passionately yet return to harmony over coffee, and defend each other’s right to speak.
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House of Commons
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Brandon Gun Dog Club
Doug Baker
Orillia
Camp Shilo
Royal Canadian School of Artillery
Canadian Army
Province
Red River Valley
U.S
Missouri River
Souris River
Pembina
Red River
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Kenville
H .A. Loat
Swan River Star and Times
Winkler
Sterling R. Lyon
Province of Manitoba
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Dauphin Town
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Pembina Triangle
Man
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the Herald
Thamesville, Ont
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