Crandall and Chappell Honored in Manitoba Assessment Field
The text notes Mr Crandall and Mr Chappell in Manitoba's municipal assessment history. It mentions Chappell’s roles from 1939 to 1957 with Saskatchewan and his 1947 move to Manitoba as provincial municipal assessor and director. It recalls his push toward unified assessments and a central electronic tax roll scheme.
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Ayented Municipal Board
Chappell
Manitoba Bors Oxbow
M . Jaw
Saskatchewan
Esis Uct
University of Saskatchewan
Agricultural Institute of Canada
Institute of Agcist
Manitoba
Jojo
Chappell Named Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs
Premier Duff Roblin announced Charles H. Chappell will serve as deputy minister of municipal affairs effective January 1. He replaces William J. Johnston who becomes chairman of the province’s municipal council.
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Charles H. Chappell
Manitoba
Duff Roblin
William J. Johnston
Q.C
Irades Training For Unemployed Set For January Start
An expanded unemployment training program will begin in January at the Manitoba Technical Institute. Courses cover stationary engineering welding electrical construction carpentry and auto body work with 150 students slated to enroll. Tuition is funded under Schedule M with 75 percent federal and 25 percent provincial support.
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Unemployment Insurance Commission
McLean
UIC
Manitoba
Miister
Resolution for Canadians Advocates Personal Reform for 1961
A 1961 pledge urges citizens to follow John Wesley’s precepts and improve themselves in daily acts. It calls for self reliance, fair work for reasonable prices, and helping others while avoiding being a burden on the community. Citizens should strive to be free and useful in Canada’s perilous times.
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Lizén
John Wesley
Canada
Manitoba’s Record Year in Pledgings
Manitoba reports 22 759 young Manitobans born in 1960 and 6 328 couples pledging marriage vows. Health minister Hon George Johnson released year end vital statistics showing a busy year with a record number of babies and a rise in visits compared with 1959.
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George Johnson
Manitoba
WORLD'S FIRST FUEL DELIVERY AND OIL HEAT
The article recalls early fuel delivery by carrying burning fuel into a cave and credits the discovery of oil as a major advance. It notes oil products are reasonably priced across Canada and that home heating oil prices rose far less than the general cost of living over the past decade, with Imperial’s price rising only a third as much as overall costs.
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Canada
Imperial
Around The Clock TV Schedule Listing
A dense listing of daytime and late night programs across CKX TV including News Weather Sports and entertainment like The Verdict Is Yours Easy Living and Perry Como with numerous time slots and recurring segments across channels. The schedule features CBC News Channel Five Movietime Night Final Around The Clock and various game shows dramas and westerns.
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Citizens Forum
Ckx-Tv
David Niven
Cbc-Tv
Peoples Choice 5
Three's Company
CKX TV
Panorama
Perry Como
CBC News
Wyatt Burt
Tne
CKX TV Film Playhouse
Phil Silvers
Manitoban weddings outshine restork and fledglings count
The year shows August as the top month for restork with 2.083 instances and March as the low point with 1.287 fledglings. In July weddings peaked with 879 Manitobans celebrating, indicating strong social activity despite earlier lows.
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Restork
Deaths during the year exceed seven thousand mark
The year saw 7,068 deaths, just over the 7,000 threshold and slightly lower than the 1959 total, reflecting a modest rise in fatalities for the period.
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Gree Creeatest
Severson Field
Vancouver
Allen
G. Hirst
James Hirst
L. Lipscomb
Walter
David
Marden
HB. Petch
Kenora
Clarence Whitney
Edmonton
Whitney
Cliff Douglas
Irades
Cour “Il
Stewart E McLean
Manitobs Technica
Ambrose H
Delrand
Ruby Hannay
Rivers, Man
Coats
Hannel
Esso
Imperial Oil Limited
U Sleading
Cka-Tv
Brandon Man
Puesday
Pieursday
Arraa
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