Manitoba Churches Endorse Union Moves in Winnipeg Vote
Manitoba churches vote to join the United Church of Canada after a non-concurrence setback. In Winnipeg, eighteen city churches including Donoban and Calvin show broad support, with Portage la Prairie and Carmody among non-concurrers. A new Board of Trustees will hold church property in trust, and a commemorative record will be kept. A Progressive mass meeting is set for June 29 in Memorial Hall, Portage la Prairie, to appoint a federal political committee.
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United Church of Canada
Winnipeg
Namildonan
Calvin
Atl Thel
Portage la Prairie
Carberry
T. F. Graham
E. Pogue
D. McLachlan
B. Richardson
F. W. Venn
McLachlan
WB. Yeung
Congregational Meeting
United Ci Canada
D. A. Shaw
W. Cairns
J. A. Gray
H. Giffin
Tavener
W. Lucas
RE. Lamb
J.P. MacKinnon
Little
S. Little
Swan
Memorial Hall
Tage la Prairie
U.F.M
Manitoba Farming Conditions Improve Across Province
The Department reports overall grain crops in Manitoba are promising despite three weeks of heavy rain and wet soils. Light soils and higher ground show better germination, while flat areas remain waterlogged. Wheat sowing dipped slightly, coarse grains rose, fall rye heads well, flax sowing fell, and butter production may break records amid ongoing weather challenges.
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