Notable Day of Prayer Reflections in Victoria
Women gather at a Metropolitan Church for the Worlds Day of Prayer led by Dr Sarah Chakka of India. Major Datley of the Salvation Army urges service at home and in church. The Victoria Presbyterial president presided as Decker news notes flying clubs and local events. Community scenes include drama festival praise, school performances, and Miss Beulah Bournes speaking on Christianity in Korea. charity baskets for Korean orphans accompany an Oak Bay High School venue talk by Pakistan’s High Commissioner.
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George VI
Datley
Salvation Army
Bowell
Victoria
Beulah Bournes
Miss Bournes
Manitoba
Towns Welcomes New Schools and Notables
Readers note a new school being built in the hv iandsiewne area while Mrs Thian of Vancouver visited Victoria guest of Colin Gibson. Miss Lothian of Rockland Ave and Mrs Herb Decker receive Winnipeg news of Mrs W Clendenning's passing. Dr and Mrs Bob Decker travel from Florida to Los Angeles en route home.
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Community Notes From Brandon and District
Mr C P Brown arrived home from the coast last week. Mrs Whyman of Oakburn visits daughter Mrs J Jenkins. Mrs E Robinson returned to Winnipeg after weeks in the district. Mr Thomas Richardson returned to Winnipeg after a week in the district. Carlyle and Larry McDougall Grace Crighton and Gladwyn Scott from Brandon spent the weekend at home. Mrs A Allan and children visit Brandon while Arthur goes to Oshawa for a new car. Mr J Jenkins went to Listowell to see his ill mother. McConnell Calf Club met in the school with Garry Cochran as chairman. nine members and two visitors attended. Mr G Killoh was the
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Larry McDougall
Grace Crighton
Gladwyn Scott
Brandon
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Arthur
Oshawa
Ont
J. Jenkins
Listowell
McConnell Calf Club
Garry Cochran
G. Killoh
School Meeting Preview With Local Convenors
A guest speaker addressed members who enjoyed a well planned evening. The next meeting is set for Monday April 19 at the school with Roy Pollock Jim Emerson Bob Brooks and Wally Kolench listed as convenors.
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Jim Emerson
Bob Brooks
Wally Kolench
Lillian Kenward Delivers UN Seminary Talk to WI Group
WI members heard Lillian Kenward discuss gleanings from the United Nations Seminary at a regular Wednesday meeting. The C.G.I.T. hosted a successful Irish tea and Home Cooking sale in the school on Saturday. Proceeds from door and lunches totaled 86 dollars for March of Dimes. Decker-Kenton midgets beat Decker-Kenton Juveniles in an exhibition Monday night. Hockey playdowns for Decker-Kenton midgets are complete.
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United Nations Seminary
Reular
C.git
Decker-Kenton
Seed treatment urged for Western Canada harvest gains
Western Canadian farmers are urged to treat seed before sowing, claiming higher returns per acre. Studies show many seeds carry smut and diseases. recommended organic mercury and dual purpose chemicals protect seed and seedlings, with cautions on timing and dosage.
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Canadian Pacific Plans Two New Transatlantic Steamships
A scale model of two 23 000 ton stream-lined liners for Canada’s transatlantic service is shown during a trial on a British tank. The 21-knot ships, to enter service in 1956 1957, will carry 900 tourist passengers and 150 first class passengers with 380 000 cu ft of cargo. The Empress of Britain is under construction by Fairfields. The second vessel is being built by Vickers Armstrongs after a contract let in Great Britain to that firm.
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Canada
Great Britain
A. C. MacDonald
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Steam Ships
Vickers -Armstrongs Limited
Fairfields, Ltd
Canada-United
Kingdom Service
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Local Hockey Tourney Sets Stage for Final Match
A late Wednesday semi final saw Tom Thumbs edge Crandall for a higher score as Isabella Beulah Vista and Elphinstone teams competed in an Intermediate hockey tournament held Saturday in Glenboro. Our local squad claimed the overall win.
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Crandall
Isabella
Beulah
Vista
Elphinstone
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