Canadian Peace Time Nuclear Exercise Morning Star at Camp Gagetown
At Camp Gagetown Canada will run Exercise Morning Star from 25 July to 3 August with 10,500 soldiers of the 1st Canadian Infantry Division. The plan includes nuclear indicators and slit trenches with both sides simulating nuclear weapons under controlled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Camp Gagetown
1St Canadian Infantry
New Brunswick
Royal Canadian Regiment
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Army
Nuclear training exercise Morning Star outlined by Canadian command
Major formations of the 1st Canadian Division join Exercise Morning Star with jets, helicopters, and air strikes. Maj. Gen. E. C. Plow leads the operation as 30 Canadian reporters tour the scene, including a Manitoba Weeklies representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Plow
Eastern Command
1St Canadian Infantry
Civis
J. M. Rockingham
Morning Star
Canadian Army Staff College
Big
M. P. Bogert
Staff College
3Rd
Canadian Infantry Brigade
J. W. Allard
Quebec City
4Th Canadian Infantry
Brig
D. C. Cameron
Alexandria
Ont
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Canadian Guards
le Royal 22E Regiment
Black Watch
Royal Highland Regiment
Canada
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Army
Mining Star
Manitoba
F Presunka
Glenboro
Winnipe m
Colp Neufeld Vows Exchanged at Winkler Manitoba
Viola Mae Neufeld and Marvin Vernon Colp wed Sunday June 24 at M B Church Winkler Manitoba with Rev J H Quiring officiating. Attendants wore pink and white gowns. reception for 75 at the bride’s home featured floral decor and musical selections by Anne Betty and Esther Unger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Winkler
Man
Viola Mae
Diedrich Neufeld
Marvin Vernon Colp
William Colp
Killarney
J. H. Quiring
Betty Suderman
Shirley Young
Jacquelyn Colp
Wilbert Cop
Dennis Neufeld
Anne
Betty
Esther Unger
Jesus
Glenboro Pioneer Mrs Lyall dies at 90
A large United Church congregation mourns Mrs. Wm Lyall 90 Glenboro pioneer who died July 16 in Glenboro Hospital. Born Acton Ontario 1866 she moved to Glenboro 1890 worked as a tailor in MacKays, married Wm Lyall in 1892. Survived by four sons Dave Ed John Wilfred and a Winnipeg daughter Carrie Irvine. Funeral services held with pallbearers named.
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United Church
Wm. Lyall
Glenboro
Acton
Ont
MacKay
Town
James
Dave
John
Wilfred
Vancouver
B. C
Carrie
George Irvine
Winnipeg
R. O. Robinson
Cyp- 58 River
Willard Witherspoon
Ernie Barker
Bert Meredith
Lyle Cassick
Gordon Gowanlock
Gordon Jackson
Fire Destroys Barn on Dolph Sampson Farm Near Glenboro
An early Friday blaze destroyed a barn on Dolph Sampson’s farm eight miles south and west of Glenboro. Fire fighters from Glenboro and neighbors battled the flames but could only prevent spread to nearby buildings. Out‑of‑town guests came from Killarney, Plum Coulee, Brandon, St. James and Lloydminster, Alta.
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Dolph Sampson
Ken Sampson
Glenboro
Winnipeg
Colp
Killarney
Groom
Bannerman
Manitoba
Plum Coulee
Brandon
St. James
Lloydminster
Alta
Winkler Progress
Winkler
Holland 4-H Rally Draws 500 Members in Holland Exhibition
More than 300 4-H club members from 22 clubs took part in the Holland and Baldu Agricultural Representativ e areas rally during the Holland annual exhibition on June 17. Gayle McLachlan and Marcel Timmerman won gold watches as Grand Aggregate judges. Patsy Dodds was named Queen of the Rally with attendants Marion Lang and Betty Ann Lang.
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Holland and
Baldu
Holland
A. J. Day
Eatons
Canada
Gayle McLachlan
Stockton
S. Rowlette
L. Sawchuk
Patsy Dodds
Stockton Clothing Club
Marion Lang
Betty Ann Lang
Belmont Clothing Club
Doug Barker
Wally Sholdice
Cypress River
Garry Whalen
Treherne
Wilson Forbes
Rathwell
Iuniors
Scott. Johnson
George Stewart
Pat. Scott
Glenboro
Margaret Johnson
Leonard Johnson
Marcel Timmerman
Norman Fijal
Don Stinson
Wayne Graham
Herb Watson
Carol Arin Forbes
Robert Forbes
Rita Hilhorst
Betty Hyrich
Emmanuel ‘van de Velde
St. Alphonse
Albert Tardiff
St. Aimm
Ivan Elliott
Maurice Delichte
Jack van de Velde
Ray Pouteau
Larry Rigaux
Marjorie Wytinck
Eileen Delichte
Lynne Sanderson
Lillian Gallant
Margaret Stephen
Neelin
Jessie Strong
Ann Trotter
Belmont
Karen Drewry
Linda Melville
Helen McGill
Marie Anderson
Diane Deviloo
Edna Appleby
Hilda Lambkin
Carolyn Kenyon
Cypress
River
Mary Steer
Noreen Fargey
Girls Club Demonstrations, Jr
Mona van den Bussche
Eleanor Wiggett
Nylon
Edna English
Marilyn Smith
Diane Smith
Huntley
Carol Regner
Irene Zeghers
Orivia Jefferies
Diane Devloo
Joan Williamson
Hilton
Mary
Marilyn Arason
Jane Coleman
Garnet Marks
Bob Jewsbury
Belmont Clothing
Glenboro Clothing
Holland Clothing
Stockton Clothing
Hilton Clothing
Agricultural Clubs
Holland Poultry
NEW SHOWMAN ALEX BARRIS ON CBC TELEVISION
The piece notes Alex Barris a Toronto columnist hosting a CBC TV variety show with comedy and song, avoiding cowboy ballads. It cites a Parkman quote and features Miss Pat Scott and Garry Whalen’s Shorthorn steer sale. 52 calves shown with buyers from Eaton’s Canada Packers Burns Swifts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Barris
Barris
CBC
Toronto
Pat Scott
Garry Whalen
Eatons
Eaton's
Canada Packers
Burns, Swifts
Brandon Co-op
Frank Bowman
Bill Rines
Canada Dept. of Agriculture
Harold Kirbyson
Elgin
R. Keith Smith
M. C. McKay
Holland and
Baldur
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Gagetown
Screwy
McNaut
Meg
Warn- T
Unit Amores
Royal Canadian
Royal Canadian Air Force
RCAF
RCN
Medical Corps
Service Corps
Ordnance Corps
Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Colp - Neufeld
MR. and
Mrs
Marvin Colp
Belmont Busy Fingers Clothing Club
Holland Hemmers Clothing Club
Flying Fingers Clothing Club
St. Alphonsé Clothing Club
Stockton Eager Neediers Clothing Club
Huntly Helping Hands Clothing Club
Glenboro Zig
J. F. Muir
Parkman
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