April is Cancer Month Letter Promotes Society Support
A letter on a church bulletin cover urges broad support for the Cancer Society’s threefold program Research Education and service to patients. The writer reflects on cancer’s impact on families and the need for volunteers and funds, urging involvement through hospital visits and waiting room presence.
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Cancer Society
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Ought to be a Law on Running Cars in Garages
A safety warning explains why running a car in a closed garage is deadly. Carbon monoxide, odorless but poisonous, can kill occupants in the same building. A duplex narrow escape underscores the danger and the need for awareness and police notification.
Expo 67 Opens as 11 Million Guests Expected
Expo 67 readies for a grand opening with Governor General Roland Michener set to declare the fair open at Place des Nations. Nearly 4 p.m. ceremonies will be followed by a 9:30 a.m. Friday entry for the public, with admission at individual adult and child rates as crowds flood the 1,000 acre site featuring pavilions from Canada USSR Great Britain and Czechoslovakia and others.
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Canada
Ussr
Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
Fort Edmonton
St. Helen’s Island
Roland Michener
Girl from God's Lake To Open Steel Pavilion
Rosalie Kirkness, a 13 year old from God's Lake Narrows Manitoba, travels from Winnipeg to Montreal to open Expo 67's Steel Pavilion. She tours major sites, meets officials, visits studios, and will be escorted by Verna Kirkness. Her invitation came after writing to the Tron and Steel Institute about steel for school work.
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God's Lake Narrows
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Montreal
Pavilon
Ottawa
Rosalie
Arthur Laing
Rosane
Tron and Steel Institute
Verna Kirkness
Department of Indian Affairs
Stet
Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation
Steel Company of ‘Canada, Limited
Dominion Foundries
and Steel, Limited
Algoma Steel Corporation
The Lure of Water in Spring Temptation
A nostalgic reflection on boys chasing water and mud puddles in spring. A country boy seeks streams, gullies, and constructed channels to imagine ships while parents fear cold and pneumonia. The piece recalls a man’s youth, raft memories, and the lure of water under watchful family restraint.
Education Finance Board Bill Gets Second Reading
Manitoba Legislature approved in principle a bill to create a five member Education Finance Board. The board will review school division budgets and distribute funds under the new education foundation plan. The plan shifts 65 percent of approved costs to the province while boards raise the remainder with local taxes.
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Education Finance Board
New Education Foundation
Manitoba
George Johnson
He Foundation
Centennial Cultural Competition for Manitoba Amateurs
Students at Major Pratt Collegiate Russell Manitoba organize a Centennial cultural event open to all Manitoba amateurs. Entries in three classes visual painting sculpture crafts literary poems and essays. Judging July 7 and 8 in Russell by Prof G Eliasson University of Manitoba Dr A Hamilton and another expert.
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Russell
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Rene
Manitoba
Espland
Major Pratt
G. Eliasson
University of Manitoba
A. Hamilton
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