CBC TV Weekend Highlights Include Dodgers Pirates Game
CBC Sports presents the Dodgers versus Pirates from Forbes Field in Pittsburgh with Curt Gowdy calling and Jim Hearn as intermission host. Also on CBC TV weekend line up are The Beverly Hillbillies and great movies including Some Like It Hot with Monroe Lemmon and Raft.
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Tex Ritter
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Simultaneous Hoisting For Provincial Flag
Manitoba prepares a May 12 flag raising across the province with 2000 flags reaching the staff at 3 30 p m and a central ceremony at Memorial Park. Officials from government, judiciary, armed forces and veterans groups invited, portable bleachers planned for guests and public. Premier Duff Roblin stresses flag as emblem of nationhood and Manitoba’s Red Ensign design with coat of arms. Over 30000 hand flags to schoolchildren, Canadian flag lowered briefly at single-pole schools for ceremony then raised next day. Manitoba Act royal assent 1870 observed alongside proclamation dates.
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Flag Raising Ceremony Promotes Manitoba Song
An old Manitoba school song titled Manitoba will be performed by a 40 voice Mennonite Children’s choir under Mrs. Albert Litz at the official flag raising in Memorial Park near the Legislative Building. The ceremony precedes 2,000 other municipal and school events as the new provincial emblem is raised. The song, by Jonathan Hughes Arnett, has revival since appearing in Mrs. MacLeod’s 1959 anthology.
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Mennonite Childrens Choir
Albert Litz
Jonathan Hughes Arnett
Margaret Arnett MacLeod
Canadian union influence and calls for tougher labor laws
The author fears rising union power and coercion within Canadian labor, criticizing radical elements and urging politicians to pressure unions. He warns that secret ballots, wage demands, and strikes threaten the economy and supports stronger labor laws to curb unruly groups. He proposes contacting MPs or MLAs to demand restraint and government action.
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Mission to Cree at Norway House 1840
Four Wesleyan missionaries, invited by Hudsons Bay, established a Cree village at Norway House named Rossville. Rev. James Evans created Cree syllabics, printed gospel stories, and taught husbandry while Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Ross aided translation efforts with Jean Ross later marrying Anglican missionary James Hunter.
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Donald Ross
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