Beaver-Katrime Calf Club Meeting Minutes
The Beaver-Katrime Calf Club met at Bruce Graham's home on Monday December 7 with eleven members and three leaders attending. Minutes were read and adopted, a whist drive and films were scheduled for December 11 at Beaver Hall, and Neil Jorgenson spoke on feeding and finishing club calves. The January meeting is set for January 4 at Dennis Smith's home followed by lunch.
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Bruce Graham
Miedee
Beaver Hall
Neil Jorgenson
Portage
Dennis Smith
Graham
Barry Rodgers
Gordon Hilde_ brand
Morley Richardson
W. Richardson
Textbooks sold in Canada reach one million copies in 1962
Canadians published and sold over one million textbooks in 1962. The surge in demand reflects broad uptake across schools and libraries nationwide, marking a record year for Canadian educational publishing.
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Canada
Bagot and District News Anniversary Observances
Gifts and greetings mark Bagot district anniversary on December 8 as residents share family dinners party plans and Christmas reflections. Local social items note visits from Winnipeg and Portage residents, upcoming concerts and club events, and ongoing rink flooding where Community Club hosts Boxing Night with Harold Wright's orchestra.
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Ion
da Eng A Wae
Stan Marshall
Bagot Uc.w
St. Stephen United Church
M. W. Burch
E. Armistead
SW. Kalberg
Judy Nichol
Sharon Lamont
Don Wright
Donna Butterfield
L. Butterfield
Donna Gilbert
Katrime
Toronto
Sandra Kalberg
Winnipeg
S. W. Kalbers
C. Nichol
P. Henry
H. Henry
S. Ross
M. Lawrie
Portage
L. Crealock
Kame
Hospital Aid Cake Winner at Christmas Bake Sale
The Hospital Aid Christmas bake sale on December 13 raised 26.26 from fruit cake and 60 from cake. Mrs. E. Leckie of Lavenham won the cake. The group thanks helpers and donors Elsie Lundy and Elsie Douglas for cake and ticket sellers.
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Hospital
E. Leckie
Lavenham
Elsie Lundy
Elsie Douglas
Tanka Rapeseed Declared Best Yet in Southern Manitoba
Provincial agronomist says Tanka, a late maturing Argentine type rapeseed, remains the best variety for southern Manitoba despite frost damage in parts of the province. Late seeding, drought, and late frosts hurt northern crops, but Tanka's performance is strongest in southern areas with strong projection for crop expansion beyond 1964.
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Manitoba
Ted
Mr. Durksen
Swan River Valley
Pasquia
Sidney 4-H Club Notes On Next Meeting
The meeting was held at Roy McDonald’s home on December 4 with speeches by Doug DeAthe Allen McDonald Howard McDonald and Diane Hawkins. Dianne Bagnall Helen Bagnall Rev DeAthe and Brian Early will speak at the next gathering set for January 8 at Cliff Hawkins.
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Weia
Roy McDonald
Doug DeAthe
Allen McDonald
Howard McDonald
Diane Hawkins
Dianne Bagnall
Helen Bagnall
Rev. DeAthe
Brian Early
Cliff Hawkins
Premier Kobin Foresees MMS Service Continuation
Premier Kobin said Manitoba Medical Service will continue to render public services on basically the same lines as at present. He called MMS valuable to the province and expressed a desire for its continuation. He noted he would assess a report about doctors operating outside the plan before commenting further.
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Dutt Kobin
Manitoba Medical Service
MMS
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Beaver-Katrime Beef Club
Bagot and District News
J. M. Baskier
Bagot
Stats Crealock
Lynda
Win
Les Smithnipeg
P. Towerty
Anne
J. Purkess
Bernie Brecknell Elsmith
Ken Green
Dave Coulthard
Libau
Dugald
J. N. MacDonald
MacGregor
Dave Durksen
Tanka
United States
Macgregor Herald
Herald
The
Sidney 4-Houb News
Maniu
MacGregor Memorial Hall Committee
Waffle
Pauch Electric
Nancys
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