Blewett Named Assistant Solicitor at Power Corporation
John Campbell Blewett 41 named to the legal division of the Power Corporation with appointment effective September 3 1957. Born Windsor educated Edmonton University of Alberta 1937 Army service 1940 1945 Manitoba Dragoons in Europe BC and Kamloops practice prior to joining Power Corporation. Married with two children.
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John Campbell Blewett
Tchewan Power Corporation
Windsor
Mr. Blewett
Edmonton
University of Alberta
Canada
Blewett
Manitoba Dragoons
England
Holland
University of British Columbia
Armstrong
British Columbia
of Cornwall, Colthurst, Hewitt and Blewett
Kamloops
Printed Pattern 4608 Misses Dress Pattern Ad
Ad promotes Printed Pattern 4608 for Misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with princess line and various neck options. Details include fabric yardage 514 yards for size 46 on 39 inch fabric. Instructions printed on pattern sheet with easy directions. Send 50 cents plus name address and number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept.
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Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Departmeet P.P.L
Estevan ByLaws Approved Amid Light Turnout
In Estevan 3 bylaws passed by burgesses with about four to one margins. Voters numbered 270 of 2000 eligible. Water plant cost overrun at 93 000 faced strongest opposition. water tower for 300 000 received highest support. Collegiate bylaw borrowing 171 500 for extra classrooms fell between the two.
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Estevan
Mercury
Estevan, Sask
County backs bid to restore Lake Saskatoon level
The county council discussed restoring Lake Saskatoon Provincial Park waters to boost swimming and camping. After years of decline, the lake is said to lose two feet annually, becoming stagnant and weedy. Saddle Hills Fish and Game Association urged diverting watershed water to raise the lake, sourcing from areas now feeding the Wapiti River toward LaGlace.
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Lake Saskatoon
County Council
Saddle Hills Fish and Game Association
Wapiti River
LaGlace
The
Herald Tribune
Grande Prairie
Alta
Vatican City tiny state in Rome equals an 18 hole course
The Vatican City in Rome is described as the world smallest state. It is noted for its compact land area, roughly comparable to the size of an eighteen hole golf course.
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Commons
Vatican City
Rome
Vanguard Man Retires From Police Service
Sgt. George Coburn of the Ottawa Police retires August 15 after a varied career dating back to farm life near Vanguard. Born in Chariton Place Ontario and educated in Grand Forks North Carolina, he later returned to Ottawa to serve. He and wife Margaret Downey have children Pat Claude Edwin Betty and John who was killed on D Day. Pat plays hockey for Seattle in the Western League.
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George Coburn
Ottawa Police Department
Chariton Place
Ont
Grand Forks
N.C
Vanguard
Ottawa
Police Department
Coburn
Margaret Downey
Pat
Seattle
Claude
Ontario Hydro
Morrisburg
Edwin
Betty
Steve Proposki
Edmonton Eskimo
John
Sask
First White Man Champlain Reaches Vermont Region
Samuel Champlain, dubbed the Father of New France, is recorded as the first white visitor to the area now known as Vermont. On July 4, 1609 he entered the lake he named Lake Champlain.
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Vermont
Samuel Champlain
New France
Lake Champlain
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Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Ment Building
Peace Tower
Senate Chamber
House of Commons
National Film Board of Canada Photos
Senate
King George Cp
Queen Elizabeth
If Majesty
W. L. Mackenzie King
Raoul Dandurand
Ho of Commons
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