Knight Fights State Ad for 1964 65 World Fair Plates
E Kenneth Froslich of New York seeks to stop New York State from advertising the 1964 65 world’s fair on automobile license plates arguing it infringes his personal rights. Officials anticipated quiet compliance by license holders but faced a legal challenge as a lone plaintiff challenges the state sponsored commercial display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kenneth Froslich
New York
New York City
Mr. Frostid
Misfit Families Strain Welfare Budgets in Society Debate
Society studies call among social workers and officials highlight the Multi-Problem Family as a small group that consumes a large share of health and welfare funds. Dr. Benjamin Schlesinger notes metropolitan centers spend half the budget on four to eight percent of people. The piece condemns dependency and links patterns to generation to generation, listing issues such as poverty, crime, neglect, and unemployment, with a literary aside from My Fair Lady.
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Benjamin Schlesinger
School of Social Work
University of Toronto
Alfred P. Doolittle
Overloaded Plate and the Addiction Message
Dr. R Gordon Bell spoke to four hundred Toronto high school students warning about overeating. He cited thirty million Americans with eating disorders and argued lack of moderation links to addiction. He contrasted Western abundance with global hunger and condemned wasteful consumption shaping social attitudes toward sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
R. Gordon Bell
Donwood Foundation
Bell Clinic
United States
Churchill Port Prospects Brighter After Talks
Premier Roblin announced brighter prospects for Churchill Bay seaport after two days of talks with federal public works. He said a council plan would shift civilian services and education needs to federal departments, with Fort Churchill area to join the local district and grants in lieu of taxes for occupied buildings. The army base withdrawal is not expected to cut jobs significantly, and further meetings were scheduled to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Bay
Churchill
G. B. Williams
Defence Department
Roblin
Northern Affairs Department
Army
Arctic
RCMP
Frobisher Bay
Winnipeg
Fort Churchill
Federal Public Works Department
It's a Good World Despite Scare Monger Talk
In a critique of doom sayers, the author argues progress remains strong. He cites gains in education, reading, music, religion, freedom, and technology. Automation is seen as a route to dignified labor and leisure, while cautions against alarmist rhetoric are urged.
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North America
Owstand
MacGregor Wedding: Johavin-Shail Ube Weds Ernest Wayne
Johavin-Shail Ube wed Ernest Wayne in MacGregor with Rev. E Armistead officiating. Bride wore satin brocade gown with rose motifs and butterfly veil. groom presented bouquet and Bible. Reception followed at MacGregor Memorial Hall before couple plans home in MacGregor.
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Ernest’ Wayne
Johnson
Austin
Man
E. Armistead
Janice Lamb
Ruth
Bill Stewart
Shirley Stewart
Manitoba awards panel to select merit winners at Eaton’s show
Manitoba Industrial Products vie for merit awards as judges from engineering architecture manufacturing and research bodies evaluate new Manitoba products. The What’s New in Manitoba exhibition at Eaton’s Donald Annex Winnipeg runs February 21 to 28 with four exhibit classes including absolutely new products first-time manufactured, renamed products and licensed products. Hon Gurney Evans notes broad range from space rocket fuels to building materials and foods, limited to year’s Manitoba introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Eaton
Donald Annex
Winnipeg
Gurney Evans
Industry and Commerce
Wedding of Chambers and McDougall at St Pauls Anglican
The Church choir sang as Miss Sandra Kelly performed The Wedding Prayer during the signing. The bride Clyde McDougall of Brandon wore a white peau de soie princess gown with lace sleeves and a four tier veil. Bridesmaids wore iron over taffeta blue dresses. the groom’s mother wore brown with white accents. A reception for 150 at Memorial Hall followed and the couple will reside at 500 Victor Street Winnipeg, with guests from Port Coquitlam, Portage, Winnipeg, Brandon and Elm Creek.
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St. Paul's Anglican
H. A. Lye
Sandra Kelly
Clyde McDougall
Brandon
Joyce McDougall
Barbara Boaz
Denise McDougall
Dan McDougall
Memorial Hall
G. Hicks
Grace
Wesley Love
Darryl Raddick
England
Margaret Olito
Pat Walsh
Victor Street
Winnipeg
Wirs
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Kaight In
Shining Armor
Johavin - Shail
MacGregor
Stuart Jonson
Wayne Palmer
Arwell
Myrtle Olson
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Evans
T. Eaton Company
Chambers - McDougall
Trimble-Rains Funeral Chapel
McLaren
Rupert
Macgregor Herald
Post Office Department
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper
Associa’ Allen “McGregor
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