White Cane Week Highlights Eye Injury Dangers
In a White Cane Week interview, Miss S J Hennighausen of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind warns eyes are vital as 90 percent of knowledge. Canadian Ophthalmological Society reports 287 hockey injuries last year with only 104 regained full vision. many injuries occurred to players under 20. Snowmobile injuries and camera care are noted. advocates urge eye protection and safe habits.
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S. J. Hennighausen
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Canadian Ophthalmological Society
Hennighausen
CNTB
Sermonette on World Help From Canadian Church Leaders
A sermonette urges focus on the Third World in February with guidance from five Canadian church bodies. It urges concrete action such as reducing meat to free grain, supporting relief funds, and helping overseas communities become self sufficient. It likens inaction to King Lear wandering in a storm and calls for shared justice and hope.
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Anglican
Presbyterian
Lutheran Council In Canada
United Church
John
Sarah
Bangladesh
Manitoba
Canada
King Lear
Common Market agrees five year sugar pact with Commonwealth
The nine Common Market members reach a five year deal to buy 1.4 million tons of sugar annually from Commonwealth cane producers, with prices revised yearly. The accord, tied to a broader Lomé agreement planned for February, aims to stabilize supplies and curb subsidies that total over 100 million dollars.
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Maine
Common Market
Common Market Commission
Caribbean and Pacific Group
Lome
Togo
Bequnu
Soviets buy U S corn to replace cancelled wheat order
The U S agriculture department approved sale of 100000 metric tons of corn to the Soviet Union via Cook Industries Exporters of Memphis. Officials offered no further details, but the move is viewed as a substitute for the earlier 100000-metric-ton wheat purchase cancellation.
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united _S_ tates agriculture department
Soviet Union
U.S
Cook Industrces Exporters
Cook
Memphis
Moscow
Alcoholics Anonymous overview and guidance
This excerpt describes Alcoholics Anonymous as a worldwide fellowship of men and women aiding sobriety. It outlines the twelve steps, the roughly 20,000 groups in many countries, and the emphasis on personal recovery. It notes limits, non affiliation policy, self support, and member anonymity in media.
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A.A
Alcoholics Anonymous
Death of Ronnie Walleyn in Windsor Ont
Obituary notice reports Ronnie Walleyn died in Windsor Ontario. He was nephew of Mrs. Gregorine Slark of this city. The brief notice provides family connection and death location.
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Ord
Windsor
Ont
Ronnie Walleyn
Gregorine Slark
St Luke's Anglican Church Annual Meeting Notes 1975 Update
Oakville report by Mary Ls Dogue records St Luke's Anglican Church annual meeting held January 23 with Rev Rick Condo chairing. Dar Alford named Rector's Warden, Stan Ingram People's Warden, Barbara Ingram and Marie Dunn elected Synod delegates. Also notes Edith Burnett's death and local residents' holiday updates. Community Hall meeting scheduled February 19 at 1 30 pm.
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Mary Ls Dogue
St. Luke’s Anglican Church
Rick Condo
Don Asham
Accidents Reported In City Streets This Week
A single vehicle crash at Saskatchewan Ave and West 50th left Alex Pallick hospitalized after eight fifty p.m. emergency response. Earlier, Ronald Mosbee, 16, failed to stop at Ard Street NE and Fisher Ave, rear ending Louise Baker’s car, causing about 400 dollars damage to Mosbee and 100 to Baker. Slippery roads blamed.
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Alex Pallick
Ard St. N.E
Fisher Ave
Ronald Edward Mosbee
Ard St. NE
Louise Baker
Mosbeck
Portage Fire Units Respond to Smoke and Shorted Fixture
Portage fire department was called at 4 30 a m Friday to 730th St S W for a seized circulation motor on a furnace causing smoke but no fire reported. A later call at 9 40 a m to 2435th Ave N E found a pull chain light fixture in an upstairs bedroom shorted and ignited insulation shavings causing about 100 dollars in damage.
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Portage
730Th St. S.W
Portage Fire Department
Youths Captured After Stolen Ambulance Incident
Two Winnipeg youths were arrested at 2 a.m. Sunday after stealing an ambulance from a Winnipeg company. They were stopped in the rural area of Portage la Prairie by members of the RCMP rural detachment and handed to Winnipeg authorities.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Ambulance
Portage la Prairie
RCMP
Car stolen and set afire near highway 1A
A car belonging to Anthony Buchynski was reported stolen from Auto Body Shop on Highway 1A around 10 30 p m Saturday. It was found burned with the interior gutted two miles south and three miles west of the city on Highway 240.
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Anthony Buchynski
Auto Body
Highway 1A
Wilfed Hudlestone 30th Anniversary at Jimmy's Cafe
Salem news notes a 30th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Wilfed Hudlestone at Jimmy's Cafe. They were escorted to a table with a two tier cake and rose decorations. Attending were family members from Swan River and Pottage.
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Wilfed Hudlestone
Jimmy's Cafe
Jim Reich
Tim
Swan River
Tom Huddlestone
Sheri
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