Normal School Reunion Marks 40th Anniversary in Brandon
BRANDON 189 graduates of the Winnipeg Normal School Class of 1942-43 gathered at the Victoria Inn for a 40th anniversary reunion on Saturday with a banquet and dance by the Syncopators. The event concluded with a barbecue at Justice School on August 6. Local attendees included Eleanor Coombs Phyllis Rutledge Mae Taylor Norma Shurwell Sylvia Leland Audrey Hodgins and Lloyd Irwin.
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Brandon
Winnipeg Normal School
Victoria Inn
Justice School
Eleanor Coombs
Phyllis Rutledge
Mae Taylor
Hamiota
Norma Shurwell
Sylvia Leland
Miniota
Audrey Hodgins
Lenore
Lloyd Irwin
Isabella
Marketing must accompany breeding, says Angus Hall of Fame
Tom Burke urged Manitoba Saskatchewan and North Dakota Angus breeders to plan marketing as rigorously as breeding. He stressed knowing markets and keeping buyer feedback, and noted profits depend on cattle showing gains for cattlemen. The Virden tour drew about 75 breeders over July 16 and 17.
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Virden
Angus Hall of Fame
Tom Burke
Burke
Manitoba Association
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Angus Association
Virden - Miniota
Lenore
Canadians donate blood since 1947 Red Cross
The Canadian Red Cross began its Blood Transfusion Service in 1947 and has seen donors give twenty five million units or more than eleven million litres of blood, showcasing ongoing public generosity.
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Canadian Red Cross
Caution Urged In Gold And Silver Buying
Manitoba Securities Commission and Winnipeg BBB issue an Investor Alert on July warning of dangers in gold and silver investments. The alert cites deferred delivery sales and unscrupulous dealers, urging due diligence and avoiding purchases from unknown firms by phone.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Securities Commission
Winnipeg Better Business Bureau
Securities Administrators Association Council of Better Business Bureaus
Nasaa-Cbbb
United States
British Columbia
Better Business Bureau
Better Business
Council of Better Business Bureaus
CBBB
North American Securities Administrators Association
NASAA
U.S
Canada
Tom Durham
David Phillips
Park rowdyism to be curbed in Manitoba camps
Natural Resources Minister Alf Mackling announced steps to quiet provincial campgrounds this summer. He cited liquor and drugs as triggers for rowdy conduct and said campers’ permit holders are responsible for their groups. Officers may evict offenders and press charges.
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WINNIPEG + Natural Resources
Alf Mackling
R.C.M.P
Mackling
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T.V. Farm
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Larry Walker
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