Civil Defence Day stresses public cooperation in Canada
Civil Defence Day on October 4 urges every community to participate in a nationwide plan. The article explains target city evacuations and reception centres, detailing early evacuee billeting and warning times, and warns that without citizen support the program fails.
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Canada
Luxurious knitting pattern for rug and seat cover
Advertises pattern 7237 for a cable-stitch rug and matching seat cover easy to knit with rug cotton or old stockings. Send 35 cents to Household Arte Department Toronto address. print name and address. Bonus free patterns and a needlecraft book offer for 1957 with 25 cents copy cost.
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Household Arte Department
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Alice Brooks
British paintings to be exhibited in Canada 1957
A 68 painting British collection from 18th century Britain sails on the Saxonia to Canada for display at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts the National Gallery of Canada and the Art Gallery of Toronto from September to February 1958. Included are works by Reynolds Gainsborough Hogarth and others with royal loans from Elizabeth I and the Duke of Devonshire.
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Canada
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
National Gallery of Canada
Art Gallery of Toronto
British Council
Britain
United States
Gainsborough
Reynolds
Hogarth
Raeburn
Stubbs
Lawrence
Romney
Marlow
Wilson
Wright
Copley
Opie
Elizabeth I
Windsor Castle
Kensington Palace
Princess Mary
Hopner
Garrick
Kitely
Ramsay
Duke of Kent
Duchess of Devonshire
Georgiana
Duke of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Sir Philip Hendy
National Gallery
Martin Baldwin
Toronto Art Gallery
Alan Jarvis
John Steegman
O.B.E
Beet crop looks good after rain stalls harvest
Rain across southeast halted harvesting briefly but beet growers stay optimistic. K. T. Kroeker of Manitoba Sugar Beet Company says conditions look favorable and a bumper crop is possible. Manitoba Sugar Beet Co supplied about 85 percent of last year's Manitoba sugar. A rhinologist is a nose specialist.
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K. T. Kroeker
Manitoba Sugar Beet Company
Manitoba Sugar Beet Co
Manitoba
Modern gadgets and rural humor collide in local cartoons
A string of light jokes contrasts advances like self popping toasters with rustic farm life. Two farmers trade family foibles while a grandpa croaks for cash and a grocer ponders limburger. A bus scene unfolds with two young women lighting cigarettes as a motorman hesitates for ladies.
Swift Current Queen Contest Plans Underway
Swift Current plans the Miss Swift Current contest with out of town contestants invited this year. September 27 crowns the queen at Elks Hall with a 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. dance and modern orchestra. The winner represents Swift Current in the Miss Saskatchewan Roughrider contest in Regina later this fall. Local past winners Lynda Fleming and Frances Stewart previously took provincial titles and appeared at the Grey Cup.
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Ways and Means
Jaycees
Elks Hall
Regina
Swift Current
Lynda Fleming
Frances Stewart
the Sun
Sask
CHMC threatens action on SVHC loan deadline
The Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation demands prompt steps on the Souris Valley Housing Company loan. If no definite site title and construction start occur by September 30, SVHC must reapply in spring 1958 at a higher rate, with CMHC loan set at 260000 for a 300000 senior citizens home in Estevan.
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Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Souris Valley Housing Company
Estevan
SVHC
T. J. Osbourne
Regina
CHMC
Osbourne
SWHC
CMHC
RM of Coalfields
City of
Rms
Closing of rural schools boosts Meadow Lake enrollment
Meadow Lake welcomed 275 high school and 834 elementary students as 14 country schools closed last year. Students come by bus, now constituting about 20 percent of the town’s learners. Officials anticipate enrollment rising further with 26 more high school enrollees expected soon across Martin Gran Westview and Lakeview elementary schools.
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Meadow Lake
Martin Gran
Westview
Lakeview
North Battleford
Sask
Service Disrupted by Two Derailments on Line
The Recorder Reston Manitoba reports two derailments disrupted train service. A freight derailment between Brandon and Belmont delayed livestock from Belleview loaded by Mrs Van Loo, not moving until after dinner Tuesday. A Friday passenger derailment near Greenway halted weekend service.
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Brandon
Belmont
Belleview
van Loo
Greenway
the Recorder
Reston
Man
Milk Blocks Ship North to Churchill by Train
Canadian National Railways delivers frozen milk blocks to Churchill, Manitoba, using wax cartons and army support. Winnipeg dairy co operates with the Army and CNR to pre freeze milk in quart blocks, cutting transit to fresh quality.
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Canadian National Railways
Churchill
Winnipeg
Army
CNR
Civil Defence saves lives in peace and war alike
In peacetime disasters and in war, Civil Defence can save lives and reduce property damage, emphasizing preparedness and organized response to emergencies.
One Yard Apron Pattern by Anne Adams Toronto Dept
Printed Pattern 4859 offers three apron styles for Misses Medium size. Each apron uses one yard 35 inch fabric with printed directions. Send 40 cents in coins, include size number and address to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto.
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Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
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