Appointment of Dr J E Stewart as Canadian veterinarian
Dr J E Stewart appointed by Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture as veterinarian with the animal industry branch. Born in County Donegal Ireland he studied at Foyle College Londonderry and Veterinary College of Ireland Dublin. He practiced in Strabane before serving as veterinary inspector in Northern Ireland. He later supervised an artificial insemination centre before moving to Canada in June to join Saskatchewan agriculture. He is married with four children.
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J. E Stewart
Saskatchewan
Strabane
County Tyrone
Northern Ireland Ministry of Agriculture
Nevetownstewart
Canada
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Stewart
Boy Scout weeds village flower beds in Castlegar
Don Gallo, a local Scout living opposite Castlegar's municipal office, earned a gardener's badge by weeding and cultivating the flower beds in front of the office. Village clerk Joe Wlogelin praised his work as creating notably better blooms in the beds.
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Castlegar
Loral
Don Gallo
Joe Wlogelin
Jasper Park Lodge Romance and Adventure in July
A travel piece from Jasper Park Lodge recounts mountain scenery, the thrill of a glass-domed sightseeing bus ride with Dr Carl at the wheel, Maligne Canyon danger, and a Romantic Angel Glacier souvenir given by a French Canadian to his wife. The narrator celebrates Jasper’s beauty, romance, and adventurous tours across a three day stay.
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Glen Miller
Miller
Jasper Park Lodge
Vancouver
Fraser River
Jasper Park
Paddy
Angel Glacier
Carl
Maligne Canyon
Capilano Canyon
Darby
Joan
Lac Beauvert
Canada
Mount Edith Cavell
Angel
Jasper
Roebuck, Europe's Smallest Deer Stands 27 Inches High
The roebuck is the smallest European deer, reaching only about 27 inches at the shoulder. This diminutive hind is noted for its compact frame and upright stance, distinguishing it from larger deer species found across the continent.
Bata backs Continental Potash with $1 million financing plan
Bata approves asset sales to fund Continental Potash at Unity Sask. to advance shaft work toward a 3200 foot goal. With the Unity Gas fields sold for 475000, Bata may provide up to 1 million for shaft completion, deposit development, and working capital as studies show production potential and strong cash margins.
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Unity Gas Supply Company
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Welters
Bata
Avaiable
The
Herald
PR Director Leaves CNR After 40 Years
W R Dick Wright Canadian National Railways long time director of public relations and advertising will resign in October to take a senior executive post with a mail marketing advertising and public relations firm. Announcement came from CNR president Donald Gordon.
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W. R
Dick” Wright
Canadian National Railways
Internat
CNR
Donald Gordon
Girl awarded CNE 4-H scholarship
Winnifred Carlson of Camwood is the $750 Canadian National Exhibition 4-H scholarship winner. The prize includes $150 for travel to Toronto to receive the award and $600 to the university registrar for her chosen program. Carlson has a strong record in community service and 4-H activities, including club leadership, beef projects, and involvement in church and school activities.
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Winnifred Carlson
Coa Carlson
Camwood
Pixhobi Bion Agriculture
OC Nollet
Omeino Carhoprovines
Ag. Cevdlure
Mile
Lassimes
Prince Albert
Canwood
J’arlson
Glee Club
Toronto
Carlson
Back-to-School Fashions For Girls of All Ages
Fashion patterns from Anne Adams promote back to school wear for kindergarten through teen years. Patterns 4522 4747 4549 4791 4663 4597 4705 and more offer dresses coats blouses jumpers and oriental sheath styles in sizes 2 to 17 with cotton wool taffeta and prints. Order via Anne Adams Patterns Dept Toronto.
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Little Sister
Anne Adams
Fastian
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Ten Year Plan for Over 50s in Retirement
A health and career focused guide for readers over fifty nearing retirement. It urges starting a ten year plan with medical checkups including dentist and eyes, addressing any ailments early, and exploring hobbies or skills for future income. It highlights continuing education, crafts, and staying mentally and physically active to avoid idle leisure.
Small Town Charm and Summer Attractions
The piece argues small towns can attract city visitors by adding summer theatres concerts in parks and distinctive eateries. It urges studying local needs, drawing on regional resources, and creating schemes that blend natural beauty with man made attractions to boost leisure and tourism.
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Canada
Pulp mill proposed south of the Wapith River
Grande Prairie Pip Co Ltd forms to tap rich pulpwood stands south of the Wapith River for a potential mill. The plan envisions 1000 to 1400 jobs and about 450 tons of pulp daily, with raw pulp sold to other mills for products. Site viability depends on water supply quality and wells along the river. company officials cite strong interest from investors though final approval remains uncertain.
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Wapith
Grange
Grande Praire Pip Co Ltd
Tri
Herald Tribone
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Veterinary College of Ireland
Dublin
J. BE. Stewart
BOY Scout
Roebuck
Potash Co
Unity, Sask
Bata Petroleums
Continental Potash Company
Unity
the Weekly News
Whitby
Ontario
the Journal
Humboldt, Saskatchewan
Grande Pragnie
Grande Pramie Pep Cotd
St John Ambulance
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