Amalgamated Co op forms at Hamiota with nine directors
The Co-Operative will be known as Hamiota Co-Op 1958 Ltd with 300000 authorized capital. Three locals merge with annual sales near 500000 dollars and assets of 244000 dollars. Head office stays in Hamiota. Cardale Moline outlets continue under present managers while services expand. Provisional board includes nine directors from Hamiota Cardale Moline. Amalgamation approved by meetings in Hamiota Cardale and Moline with majority votes.
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Cardale
Moline
James Maitland
Gien Knight
Sid Newitt
Manitoba
Amalgamated Group
James Brooks
Bernie Strachan
Wallace W. Fraser
Walter J. Riddell
G. Fred Hyndman
Allan Dennison
Herbert J. Stephens
Cartier
Frank W. Bollman
Jack Hunter
Co-ops Amalgamate Three Manitoba Locals
Officials announce the amalgamation of Consumers Co-operatives locals in Hamiota Cardale and Moline forming a single cooperative entity. The move unites three communities under one administration and set to streamline operations.
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Garth Strachan
Frank McKinnon
Byllan Robertson
Gladwyn Scott
Buck Mathison
Bran Parker
George Dorman
Russell
Ritchie
Garry Shaw
Dorman
Winnipregor
Jerry Ipke
Andy Gurba
Curly” Tyler
Ma.h.a
Armstrong
Hamiota
Se'kirk
Competitin Ram
Hamiota Cardale
Moline
CKX-TV Channel Schedule April Listings
Television schedule page listing CKX-TV daytime and prime time programs for Sunday April 6 through Saturday April 22, including news Weather Views Sport Scope and a mix of network and local shows with times and titles. The long list mentions Howdy Doody, World National News, and various westerns and dramas across multiple days.
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Allan
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T.V. News
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Telenews
Wyatt Earp
Kraf
Chevy Show
Douglas Fairbanks
Wild Bill Hickok
Perry Como
Sherif of
Cochise
AS I SEE IT by D. W. McCallum
A humor piece recounts a man’s obsession with long worn pants as a joke about aging and frugality. He recalls childhood wish fulfilled, mocks pockets with change, and notes public mockery while blaming recession era austerity and political rhetoric.
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Brandon Fair
Brandon
Tough Times and Tiny Laughs in the Town
A humorous reflection on hard times for workers and shoppers. The author notes rising costs, punny anecdotes from a post office and a windy washday memory. A joke about Arabs in tents closes the humorous piece.
Marriage Timing Cited By Worker Advisers
A noted social column mocks couples planning to wed on a $35 weekly income and urges postponement until the bride earns at least $50 per week. The advisory underlines financial prudence for newly engaged pairs.
Canada Exports Now Dominate National Production
Exports now account for about nine fifths of Canada’s national production, a shift from nearly one third three decades earlier, highlighting a major change in the country’s economic structure.
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