Austin Churches December 5 Service Schedule
Local church notices list Austin United Church services at 11 00 am Sunday School 7 30 pm Public Worship at 11 00 am and 2 pm at Edrans Austin Christ Church December 5 1000 am Sunday School 2 00 pm Regular Service 11 00 am Morning Worship Evangelical Mennonite Church East End MacGregor Rev H P Dyck listed among the reading notices.
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MacGregor
Austin United Church
Austin
Christ Church
Evangelical Mennonite Church
East-End
Rev. H. P. Dyck
Roblin urges strong central government in Canada
Premier Duff Roblin of Manitoba urged a powerful central government to ensure national survival. He said federal and provincial stresses require clear leadership as provinces seek fiscal elbow room, not a raid on federal preserves.
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Toronto
Duff Roblin
Ioba
Canadian Club
Roblin
Manitoba
The Secretary's Role in Meeting Minute Taking
A secretary must be accurate, quick, and versed in procedure. The secretary sits beside the chair, records minutes clearly, notes motions, and notes whether motions are Carried or Defeated. The secretary reminds the president of actions, manages correspondence, and helps prepare the agenda.
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Maes Oe
Pensions Integrated for Manitoba Civil Servants and Teachers
Manitoba will integrate civil servants and teachers with the Canada Pension Plan. Teachers will pay 1.6 percent of salary to the CPP and 44 percent to the Teachers' Retirement Allowances Fund on the first 5,000, plus six percent on salary above 5,000. Retirement benefits combine CPP and the fund, with specifics from 1966 onward and a maximum of 70 percent of average earnings. Details on civil servants’ integration were not provided.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
George Johnson
Canada Pension Plan
Pine Creek News Social Notes and Sympathy
Mrs S E Knox spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Tilley of Portage. Mrs D V Patterson of Gladstone visited with Mr and Mrs John Abrin and family. Grenville Smith and wife visited E Zerbin of Gladstone and Harold Rosling and Donna Mae of Gladstone with A Livingstone. Walter Livingstone was a Sunday visitor. Sympathy is extended to Stan Fullard and Marilyn in the passing of Mrs Fullard at Austin.
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S. E. Knox
Tilley
Portage
D. V. Patterson
Gladstone
John Abrin
Mme
Grenville Smith
E. Zerbin
Harold Rosling
Donna Mae
A. Livingstone
Walter Livingstone
Stan Fullard
Mariflyn
Fuliard
Austin
Frank Sims Heads Museum Board
Frank Sims of MacGregor was elected president of the Agricultural Museum of Manitoba board at the annual meeting in Austin Community Hall on November 22 with over 100 attending. The treasurer reported 24758 receipts for the year and over 28000 attended the Threshers Reunion and Rodeo highlighting a strong year and ongoing interest in the event.
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Frank Sims
MacGregor
The
Agricultural Museum of Manitoba
Austin Community Hall
F. Harrison
Holland
T. Lobb
Helston
Pete Schellenberg
Gladstone
Gordon Hay
Austin
G. Down
J. Steiss
Mayfeld
Don Carruthers
D. Milne
Makinak
D. McKeand
Douglas
A. Bernie
Angusville
C. Hamilton
Ochre River
Thomas Lobb
Mabel Montgomery
Vern McKelvy
E. Kowalchuk
Manitoba
Edmonton air pioneer Charles Becker dies at 68
Charles Becker, 68, Edmonton lawyer and former bush pilot, died suddenly from a heart attack while en route to a Yellowknife air transport board hearing. He flew the first 1929 Edmonton to Aklavik airmail, helped found Commercial Airways, served in WWI Royal Navy Air Service and taught in WWII. Survivors include wife Lucy Oliver, daughters Jane and Anne, and two sisters.
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Edmonton
Charles Becker
Royal Navy Air Service
Commonwealth Air
Yellowknife
N.W.T
Air Transport Board
Becker
Medicine Hat
Alberta Attorney - General's Department
University of Alberta
Lucy Oliver
Jane
Anne
Phyllis Becker
Ruth Hughes
Atlantic provinces expect growth in university students
Canada’s Atlantic provinces project 37 621 university students in 1975, up from 17 685 last year as regional higher education expands. The forecast highlights continued expansion of postsecondary enrollment and regional education plans.
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Canada
Atlantic Provinces
Safe- Driving Week Urges Caution Across Canada
Ottawa reports Safe-Driving Week runs Dec 17 as the Canadian Highway Safety Council notes 107 deaths and 3,031 injuries in a typical half- year week in 1964. Emphasizing defensive driving, the council urges anticipation of reckless drivers and staying clear to reduce urban fatalities.
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Ottawa
Canadian Highway Safety Council
Atlantic Provinces
Quebec
Ontario
Prairies
British Columbia
Bazaar Success Highlights UCW Effort
The UCW held a bazaar on November 25 that raised about $300. Gratitude is extended to all donors workers and supporters who aided the event and tea.
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U.C W
U.C.W
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