Hutterite Hearing Dates Set for Alberta Investigations
The Hutterite Investigation Committee schedules public hearings in Lethbridge Calgary and Edmonton on December 2 10 and 16. Submissions must reach Secretary G G Rourke four typed copies at the Highway Building Edmonton at least six days before each date. The inquiry covers land acquisitions by Hutterite Brethren and colony establishment in Alberta under The Communal Property Act.
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Hutterite Investigation Committee
Lethbridge
Calgary
Edmonton
G. G. Rourke
Highways Building
Alberta
Meteors Burning Up Daily as They Enter Earth's Atmosphere
Scientists estimate that 15 million meteorites penetrate the earth's atmosphere each day but most burn up in mid air due to intense friction from their high speeds.
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Earth
Tree Planting Car Visits Western Canada in 1958 Campaign
The Tree Planting Campaign opened in April 1958 and ran to mid October with the Canadian Forestry Association’s Tree Planting Car led by Mr. Alex Paton visiting 123 communities in Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan. It held 223 meetings drawing 14 495 attendees amid dust storms and drought fears. Paton called a Conquest Saskatchewan visit a revelation noting 700 miles of field shelters and six million trees protecting 272 square miles. The car highlighted soil conservation and the growing use of tree planting machines that plant up to 1500 trees per hour.
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Canadian Forestry Sociation
Alex Paton
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchiewan
Ters
Saskatchewan
Conquest
Paton
Britannic to sail 66 day Mediterranean Cruise with port menus
The Cunard liner Britannic will depart New York on January 24 for a 66 day Mediterranean cruise. The ship plans exotic dishes reflecting each port and will load local fruits vegetables and seafood at destinations such as Funchal Alexandria Haifa Athens Istanbul and Venice. The voyage covers 14 414 miles, visits 22 ports, and includes Cherbourg Southhampton and Mesina as memories of the trip.
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Cunard
Britannic
New York
Funchal
Alexandria
Haifa
Athens
Villefranche
Barcelona
Algiers
Istanbul
Mediterranean
Madeira
Casablanca
Tangier
Malta
Rhodes
Dardanelles
Greece
Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
Venice
Cherbourgh
Southhampton
Messina
Naples
Palma
Malaga
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Saskatchewan graduate wins $1000 agriculture scholarship
Lucien Joseph LaCroix of St. Louis Sask received the Saskatchewan Agricultural Research Foundation Graduate Scholarship, part of eight awards announced by Dr. W. E. Graham. He studies toward a PhD at Iowa State College and is a field husbandry specialist.
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University of Saskatchewan
Lucien Joseph LaCroix
St. Louis Sask
W. E. Grham
College of Agriculture
Saskatoon
Herschel
Tisdale
Wawota
Carrot River
Netherhall
Silton
LaCroix
Saskatchewan Agricultural Research Foundation
D. W. Staniforth
Iowa State College
Staniforth
Hantelman
Common Element Silica in Glass and Soil
Silica, principal ingredient of glass, forms the basis of clay soils and is a common element in the earths crust, highlighting its ubiquity in geology and industry.
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Glass
Winnipeg Fort William Run Debuts Piggyback Train Service
Canadian Pacific introduces piggyback truck trailers on flatcars as part of a passenger train. Two Reimer Express trailers left Winnipeg headed for Lakehead, with five trailers per day across ten western and eastern Canadian cities. First shipments began in March and new points follow as the service grows.
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Winnipeg
Fort William
Reimer
Canadian Pacific
J. B. Allen
C.P.R
Lakehead
New Lone Scouts Welcome and Achievements
The paper welcomes George P. Michell of St Boswells and Anthony Tunbridge of Oungre as new Lone Scouts after their slenderfoot tests. Congratulations go to Gregory Fox of Star City for earning Camp Cook and Angler badges, with praise for his fishing and cooking skills.
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George P. Michell
St Boswells
Anthony Tunbridge
Oungre
Richard Hornung
Grayson
Harry Morse
Stewart Walton
Palmer
Gregory Fox
Star City
Greg
Dominion wide Canada Savings Bond campaign urged for individuals
The 1958 Canada Savings Bond drive emphasizes easy entry for individuals through banks and dealer sub agents. Buyers can use instalment plans with bank deductions or cash payments, including payroll deductions for workers, and bonds are cashable at par plus accrued interest. The plan suits savers targeting specific goals with Dominion backing.
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Canada
Canada Savings
Dominion of Canada
Wormy ducks reported in district concerns by shopper
The Enterprise notes that some ducks shot in the district are wormy under the skin and through the breast meat. Observers suggest freezing ducks for future use may hide the issue. Shallow dirty sloughs are blamed for the problem.
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Enterprise
Consort
Alta
Please Help My Little Girl Cross Safely
A father recalls his six year old daughter who averted a fatal accident as she walked to school. He pleads for drivers to slow down near schools and intersections and to watch for children darting from behind parked cars. He asks drivers to protect all vulnerable pedestrians.
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Mae Warner
Cocker Sparmie
Scoot
Santa Claus
Paddy
Province sells hydro bond issue at 4.22 percent cost
Premier Duff Roblin announced the sale of a 3,000,000 four year debenture for hydro electric purposes. The issue sold Thursday at a cost to the province of 4.22 percent and was discounted to 95.55 cents on the dollar. Annett & Co. purchased the bonds.
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Duff Roblin
Roblin
Annett & Co
Vr. Roblin
New NHL Captains for This Season
Two teams name new captains Gordie Howe leads Detroit replacing Red Kelly while Eddie Litzenberger takes Chicago helm, with Fern Flaman Maurie Richard George Sullivan and George Armstrong remaining as repeat captains for Boston Montreal New York and Toronto. Chicago previously used four alternates last season.
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National Hockey League
Tvo
Gordie Howe
Detroit
Eddie Litzenberger
Chicago
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