Air Force Day Set for June 8 At RCAF Stations
The public is reminded that the RCAF will hold its Annual Air Force Day on Saturday June 8. Air Force Stations will host open houses to showcase Canada's modern jet age force. Visitors can meet personnel who maintain a constant watch in the skies while planes and equipment highlight aviation progress.
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Canada
WI Notes May Meet Postponed For District Convention
The WI held its monthly meeting on May 30th instead of May 23rd due to the district convention at Minedosa. Mrs. Ethel Graham and Mrs. R Birkett delivered positive reports, a member misplaced her graduation cookie tin, and the next gathering will be at Mrs. A Kolker’s home on June 27th for a basket picnic.
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Minnedosa
Ethel Graham
R Birkett
Krishmen
A. Kolker
Sidney News Notes Social Visits and School Events
Sidney and Austin school teachers held a wiener roast at Jackson's Lake. Many residents hosted or visited relatives including Calverts in Winnipeg Bran don Peterborough and Red Deer. CGIT held a mother and daughter banquet with 18 present and a church toast. Baby Clinics start June 10 and occur on the second Monday monthly.
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H. Calvert
Winnipeg
Ernie Calvert
Sidney and Austin
Jackson's Lake
Glen Dankesmeter
Oswald Ruth
Peterborough
Ontario
Lyle Ruth
E. Calvert
CGIT
W. Harland
Ramona McMillen
G. Bagnell
Darren Bagnell
Esther Wolfe
Rose McMillan
Agness Maben
Bette Thorn
Jean Nicholson
H. McMillen
Sidney
Weir touts Liberal record at Portage la Prairie meeting
W. G. Weir MP for Portage Neepawa told a capacity crowd in Portage la Prairie parish hall that nothing had been done that shouldn’t be and praised gains for Portage la Prairie. Senator Wall spoke in Ukrainian for the Liberal candidate as Weir highlighted railway signal lights, RCAF station renewals, portage highway routing, and grants including 114000 for the Portage hospital and 10000 for the Austin museum. He predicted the Liberal party would return to Ottawa, then asked what a change would mean.
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W. G
Gib) Weir
Portage Neepawa
Portage la Prairie
Weir
Wall
Winnipeg
Canada
RCAF
Southport
Macdonald
Korea
Portage
Portage Hospital
Austin Museum
Liberal Party
Vopni Press Ltd to broadcast election results nationwide
Vopni Press Ltd will broadcast up to the minute voting news from across Canada starting at 6.13 p.m rural time. CFRY Portage la Prairie will carry the election night service with special telephones for returning officers and a MacGregor headquarter. The Daily Graphic, the Manitoba Leader and Neepawa Plan will assist, with McKenzie as announcer and Elmer Moffat editing comments.
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Vopni Press Ltd
Canada
CFRY
Portage la Prairie
Portage - Neepawa
H. A. Lye
MacGregor
Manitoba
Portage la Pi
Mr. Lye
The
Daily Graphic
Manitoba L R
Mac Herald
Neepawa Pr
Lan McKenzie
Elmer Moffat
Dick Hughes
Population growth slows in Japan in 1956
The Ministry of Welfare reports Japan’s natural population increase fell below 1,000,000 for the first time since the war, with a net increase of 40,000, lifting the estimated total population to about 90.4 million.
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Japan
Ministry of Welfare
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