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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 13, 1959

Page

2

Vegreville bricks still in use

Vegreville Alberta residents recall local brickworks active from 1906 to around World War I. Bricks from Cameron, Dobbins, and Gordon plants built public school walls, the Legion Block, McIntosh Motors, Hurlburt and Moshansky, and the Alberta Hotel. Decline came from poor clay quality and war depletion. traces remained in 1927.

Vegreville Alta Cameron CNR Dobbins Gillis Charles Gordon Cameron Brickworks Legion Pat Dobbins Hurlburt and Moshansky Merchants Bank Bank of Montreal Alberta Hotel Medicine Hat Elton Clements Vermilion River

July crude oil output rises with new wells added

Crude oil production climbed in July to 438,371 barrels from 422,351 barrels in June. July average daily production was 14,141 barrels versus 14,078 in June. Three new wells were activated while one was abandoned, leaving 8,858 producible wells and 771 actively producing wells. Province cumulative crude oil reached 27,743,958 barrels by month end.

C. H. Witney

Abe to Live at the Depths of the Ocean

Abe plans to reside at the ocean depths for a research project aimed at studying deep sea ecosystems. The venture will involve specialized submersibles and safety protocols to ensure protection during extended underwater habitation.

Abe

Landscape Artist A Y Jackson Explorer of the Canadian Scene

Veteran painter A Y Jackson one of the Group of Seven, shaped Canadian art by breaking with European traditions. His long career covered the wilderness from Quebec towns to Baffin Land posts, capturing wind lashed pines, lakes, rivers, and snowed hills as symbols of the Canadian scene.

A. Y. Jackson Jackson Canada Quebec Algoma Ontario Baffin Land Rockies Elis Toronto Group of Seven Sumac Georgian Bay Arctic Circle Tom Thomson National Fit Board of Canada Gar Lunney Montreal Chicago

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