Carnival Capers Draws Crowd in Hamiota Demonstration
Donna Rochdale demonstrated chiffon cake and yeast bread making on April 3 sponsored by the Hamiota Women's Institute. About 158 women and 8 men attended as Mr. Buckle of Wheat Pool Flour spoke, with music by Kris Thor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Rochdale
Hamiota
R. Buckle
Jim Maitland
Kris Thor
Brandon
Eula Woods
Greenaway
V. Nicholls
R. Godlien
H. Zuk
D. Cochran
Vic Edwards Honored for Twenty Years at Egg Station
The Manitoba Dairy and Poultry Co-Operative Association awarded Vic Edwards a Twenty Year Service button for running the local Egg Station since 1942. His colleagues surprised him with three power tools a cordless razor and others as thanks. Mrs Edwards accompanied him to the Producers Convention.
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Manitoba Dairy and Poultry Co-Operative Association
Vic Edwards
Vic
Edwards
June 1962 English exam shortened to one paper
The Education Minister approves a High School Examination Board plan reducing Grade 12 English in June 1962 to a single three hour paper covering Drama Poetry Prose and Composition. A 25 percent allotment for Composition. exam date set for June 20 1962 with a supplemental session on August 21 1962.
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Minister of Education
High Schol
O Op Managers Conference Draws 300 Co op Leaders
About 300 retail cooperative managers attended a conference in Edmonton March 13 to 15. Vance Packard spoke on advertising undermining society, while Dr. W S Drummond discussed shifts in goods distribution and the rise of chain supermarkets and discount houses. J Maitland of Hamiota was among delegates from the district.
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Edmonton
Vance Packard
W. S. Drummond
Agricultural Stabilization Board
Ottawa
Drummond
Royal Commission On
Canada
Prairies
J. Maitland
Hamiota
Heritage program and Camp Wasaga 1962 schedules
United Church notes praise for Sun day's Heritage program by Eleanor Collins. Camp Wasaga Board sets 1962 camp dates with Hi C Camp May 18–21 at 5.00 and various junior boys and girls sessions in July and August. Advance fee raised to 5.00 to reduce cancellations. total camp cost 13.50 including board and insurance. Crusade for Christ by Leighton Ford concludes in Brandon Arena with many converts and rededications. Morning service to include the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.
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Eleanor Collins
Toronto
the Observer
Camp Wasaga
Victoria Day
Brandon
Leighton Ford
Christ
Annual Grand Lodge Session of Manitoba Odd Fellows in Brandon
The 79th Annual Sessions of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Manitoba gathered March 21 22 at the Odd Fellows Temple Winnipeg. Officers elected for 1962 1963 include Grand Master Duncan Welch Virden and Grand Secretary W C McCulloch Winnipeg.
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Grand Lodge of Manitoba
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Temple
Winnipeg
Duncan Welch
Virden
Lin Hodnett
Minsota
Gordon Howard
Selkirk
W.C. McCulloch
Winipeg
Sovereign Grand Lodge
H. L. Orchard
Miami
Man
March of Dimes
Odd Fellows
United Nations Committee
United Nations
Manitoba
Rodney Mykle
Carberry
Terry McBurney
Hartney
Margaret Saddler
Stonewall
Barbara Broadfoot
Gladstone
Jacqueline Kelly
Educational Foundation
Through the Lights with Peep Light Pete highlights boxing and hockey news
The piece notes Benny Paret's death in a boxing match, reports Hamiota winning the Maitland Trophy in hockey with 7-4 and 8-4 wins over Rivers and Minnedosa, and gives brief notes on NHL baseball and curling. It mentions Chicago and New York wins and a CBC Hockey program airing Monday.
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Benny Paret
Hamiota Bb’s
Maitland
Hamiota
Oak River
Minnedosa
Rivers
Chicago
New York
Peep
Canadiens
Hull
Wheat Kings
Port Arthur
Moose Jaw
Edmonton
Estevan
Regina
Hamilton
Montreal
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Yankees
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago Cubs
Eula Woods
Mary Caldwell
Ruth McConnell
Margaret Boyd
Brandon
Mrs. Brown
CBC
Camera Canada
Joint Pastoral Letter on Christian Unity for Two Churches
A joint letter from Hugh McLeod and Howard H. Calae urges members of the United Church of Canada and Anglican Church of Canada to pray more deeply for church unity. It calls for study of shared history, use of the Growth in Understanding book, and participation in discussions at all church levels toward restoration of visible unity in God’s time.
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United Church of Canada
Anglican Church of Canada
Anglican Church
United Church
League of Prayer For Christian Unity
Christ
Christs
Hugh McLeod
Howard H. Calae
U C W Unit No 1 Met At Mrs Gray Home
The March meeting of Unit No 1 of the U C W was held at the home of Mrs T Gray with Mrs Williams in the chair. Twenty one members attended. Mrs McBain's group led devotion. The group planned to serve lunch at Presbytery meetings on March 26 and to donate a welfare quilt. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction.
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Unit No. 1
U.C.W
T. Gray
Williams
McBain
Canada auto production in 1961 up for passenger cars
Canadian output in 1961 rose for passenger cars to 27,897 units from 325,752 in 1960. Commercial vehicle production fell from 70,569 units to 62,834.
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Canada
Trachoma highlighted as major global eye threat
The article presents trachoma as the world’s greatest threat to sight, noting about 500 million affected and progressive blindness without timely treatment. It cites World Health Organization efforts, World Health Day theme Preserve Sight Prevent Blindness, and estimates of blindness costs and distribution globally.
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United States
England
World Health
United Nations Specialized Agency
WHQ
M. G. Candau
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Miss Rochdale
Rochdale
Retail Co-Operative Association
Gordon Smith
Wilfred Johnson
D. Beamish
Canaas Federal Parliament
o-Op
America
United Church News
Charleswood
Pete
The
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