Rossendale 4 H Beef Builders January Meeting Summary
Rossendale 4 H Beef Builders held its January meeting with Mr Muir presenting a calves report for members. Debus Sepths discussed transfers in the 421 draw. Nell Jorgeson showed four films to members, parents and friends. Lunch followed. Reporter Kathy Schroeder.
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Rossendale
Muir
Debus
Nell Jorgeson
Kathy Schroeder
Anthropologist Says Man Not Descended from Ape
Louis Leakey told the Israel Academy that man did not descend from the ape as once thought. He described 20,000,000 year old remains on Rusinga Island as proto man and said Africa was the dawn center with migrations to the Middle East, Far East, India, China, and Europe.
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Ane
Tata
Louis Leakey
Israel
Science
Kenya
Leakey
Nai- Tobi
Rusinga Island
Lake Victoria
Tion
East Africa
India
China
Sai
Africa
Middle East
Far East
Europe
Cloud Seeding Plan Approved for Southern Alberta
The Air Transport Board granted a specialty licence to Ranier Development Corp to operate ice and hail suppression air services in southern Alberta. The Calgary firm forecasts growing demand and about 400 aircraft hours annually. The board also approved Thomas Lamb Airways for a Gillam to Thompson service, permitted Mel Air Ltd to charter flights outside Canada, and rejected a base protection bid by Iiford Airways at Iiford, Manitoba.
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Alberta
The
Air Transport Board
Ranier Development Corp
Calgary
Gillam
Thompson
Man
Thomas Lamb Airways
Mel Air Ltd
Swift Current
Sask
Canada
Iiford Airways
Iiford
Nurse Bates Views Arctic Frontier as Adventure
Public health nurse Margaret Bates, 32, has spent a decade in the Arctic overseeing a 160000 square mile duty area with 5357 potential patients and seven stations. She recalls canoeing 50 miles through shifting ice for 15 hours, delivering Eskimo babies, sewing cuts, and resisting tooth extraction, all while wearing a parka woven by Eskimo women and moose-hide moccasins.
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Margaret Bates
James Bay
James Bay Area
Foxe’ Main
Hudson Bay
Belcher Islands
Baffin Island
RCMP
New Lowell, Unt
Robt Smellies Job Queried Over Boundary Commission
Premier Roblin would study possible conflict between Robert Smellie returning to law practice and his Manitoba Boundaries Commission chairmanship. Desjardins quoted Smellie as saying the commission is part time. Roblin called it a full time duty and said it will take time to confirm no conflict.
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Roblin
Robert Smellie
Manitoba Boundaries Commission
Larry Desardins
L — St. Boniface
Smelie
Boundary Commission
Winnipeg
Commission
McLaughlin Re-elected President At Dairy Farmers Meet
George K McLaughlin of Beaverton Ont was re elected president of the Dairy Farmers of Canada at a board meeting closing the 25th annual convention. He starts a second term. Also re elected to second terms were Glen Cole of Bewdley Ont first vice president. Four new directors were elected: A D Rundle Chilliwack BC George Herrick Edmonton Alvin F Miller Saskatoon and Allan Ketcheson Madoc Ont replacing several prior directors.
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George K. McLaughlin
Beaverton
Ont
Dairy Farmers of Canada
Glen Cole
Bewdley
G. M. Strudwick
Balgonie
Sask
A. D. Rundle
Chilliwack
B.C
J. C. Branwick
Rosedale
George Herrick
Edmonton
F. W. Maddock
Entwistle
Alta
Alvin F. Miller
Saskatoon
Irving Bittner
Yorkton
Allan Ketcheson
Madoc
R. J. Kelso
Spenceville
Manitoba's Spending Up by 53 Million
Manitoba's spending is rising by 53 million with two thirds funneled into education health and welfare. Treasurer jorney Evans presented gross estimates showing a record total of 354.5 million for 1967 68. The education budget climbs to 88.8 million and welfare to 34.4 million while health totals 83.6 million. The government hints at new revenue like a broad sales tax and notes the school rebates may be reclassified under grants.
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Manitoba
Jorney Evans
Roblin
University of Manitoba
Brandon College
Ac Aes
George Johnson
Health Department
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Yea
Winnipeg
Expo Plan for 10000 Students Near Montreal On Track
A Canadian plan to camp about 10 000 students for Expo 67 travels near Hildaire south of Montreal. Elmvale Expeditions reports progress with chalet huts for 92 each, after tent ideas were scrapped. Registration fell from 15 000 to 55 per student as brochures printed.
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Vancouver
Edward A. Voth
Montreal
Maple Ridge
Schecouver
Elmvale
Friday Ltd
Edwin Genge
Barrie - Area
Igh
Canada
Hildaire
Genge
British Columbia
John Cowan
Delta
Bank fraud scam duped Wallaceburg woman of 1650 dollars
In Chatham Ontario phony bank inspectors swindled a Wallaceburg woman out of 1650 dollars and tried to obtain cash and banking details from five women in Chatham and Ridgetown. The victim handed over the money after a man posed as a bank inspector and checked a local teller.
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Chatham
Ontario
Wallaceburg
Ridgetown
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