Children’s Aid Society Holds Annual Meeting in Brandon
The Children’s Aid Society reported a year end surplus of 153.42 and total expenditures of 225 811.97. The annual meeting at the Prince Edward Hotel in Brandon drew 250 attendees from Western Manitoba and Portage la Prairie to hear reports from the President Treasurer and Executive Director. The year saw 97 342 days of care and a notable jump in foster home days driven by expanded services. Dr J Mill was re elected President with B Lindenberg as Treasurer and a broad slate of rural directors named from communities including Wawanesa Rivers Isabella Minnedosa Hartney Killarney Ericks on Oak River Newdale and Virden among others.
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Foster Home Committee
Childen’s Aid Society
Prince Edward
Brandon
H.C. Riesberry
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Winni
J. Mill
F. J. Levenick
A. D. Blair
Alexander
B. Lindenberg
M. Burgess
Wawanesa
F. J. Coombs
Hamiot
A. McKean
Miniota
E. H. Mills
Hartney
H. J. M. Morrison
Killarney
B. Murray
Lyleton
T. Neilson
Erickson
J. W. Pratt
Birtle
A. B. Rutherford
Virden
John Sioux
Oak River Reserve
Griswold
G. H. Thompson
Oak River
Channel CKX Sunday Schedule Highlights and Prime Time Lineup
A detailed CKX Winnipeg broadcast grid lists daily programs from June 10 to June 13, featuring The Verdict Cross Section CBC News and top shows like Ed Sullivan Bachelor Father and Peter Gunn. Sports, weather, and nightly news segments anchor each evening alongside variety and family programs across 4:30 PM to 12:20 AM slots.
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Ed Sullivan
Julie Andri
Dick Hender
David ¢Field
Peter Gunn
Don Messer
St. Lawr Nort
Mlle de Paris
Maggie Muggins
Arthur Haine
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A fragmented listing outlines a multi-day TV schedule with varied programs including Robin Hood Dick Tracy Zane Grey 77 Sunset Strip My Three Sons Ghost Squad Naked City and more. Times and program names appear with inconsistencies and typographical errors across Friday June 15 Wednesday June 13 Thursday June 14 and Saturday June 16 entries.
Flin Flon Opens $1.25 Million Airport With Aerial Display
Flin Flon marks a milestone Saturday May 26 as the $1 250 000 air terminal is opened before 4 000 to 5 000 spectators. The ribbon cut by City Clark Hambly and Reg Dir W E Fenn, with Mayor Freedman and Minister Gordon Churchill aboard the inaugural flight piloted by Steve O Lencha, as dignitaries toast northern Manitoba progress. The facility includes a 5000 foot asphalt runway and a parking area for 25 to 30 planes with new ministation buildings. The event features RCAF and RCN flyovers and a C 51 Mustang stunt by A M M Harradence of Calgary.
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Clark
Hambly
W. E. Fenn
Dept. of Transport
Steve O’lench
Jack Freedman
Gordon Churchill
Veterans Affairs
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