Fireside Thoughts on Dreams and Faith in Hard Times
Mrs. Jaskier urges time for God as a safety valve for modern life. Dreams inspire talent, refresh mind, relax body, and guide daily living with kindness and optimism. Last week’s harsh weather ranged from 10 below to 30 above. spring teased but warmth remained elusive.
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God
E. Brown
Winnipeg
E. R. Pogue
D. ‘Crealock
University of Manitoba
S. Crealock
A. Pogue
J. L. Pogue
Provincial auditor Ziprick probes Manitoba co operative dept
Premier Ed Schreyer stated in the legislature that provincial author W. K. Ziprick is audit ing the Manitoba department of cooperative development. Ziprick may also audit individual fishing co operatives while the Attorney General Howard Pawley’s office conducts its own probe into irregularities alleged by Conservative leader Sidney Spivak.
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W. K. ‘Ziprick
Manitoba Department of Cooperative Development
Ed Schreyer
Sidney Spivak
Ziprick
Howard Pawley
Spivak
Department
Manitoba Environment Commission reserves decision on chemical control
The Manitoba Clean Environment Commission reserved its decision Thursday on applications from Winnipeg and the provincial highways department seeking clearance to use chemicals to control canker worms weeds and brush. The commission heard briefs for and against and gave no date for a decision, noting a large volume of material after four days of hearings.
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Manitoba Clean Environment — Commission
City ‘of
Winnipeg
Provincial Department of Highways
Moderator Sees Church Changes In Manitoba Visit
Rt. Rev. Bruce McLeod moderator of the United Church of Canada toured Manitoba Conference during a 10 day stay across 11 conferences. He praised decentralization, ecumenism and union ideas with Anglican Church and noted shifts in church rolls, youth joining, and theology student numbers.
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Bruce Mcleod
United Church of Canada
Manitoba
McLeod
United Church
Church
Dr. McLeod
Christian Church
Anglican Church of Canada
Canada
Toronto
Miss Marguerite Miller
Portage
C. D. Rupp
Trinity Church
Sows Breeding Tips To Boost Piglets Per Litter
Agricultural note advises culling sows with poor temperament or udders and abnormal pigs. Breed first heat after weaning for four week weans, wait second heat for three week or poorer condition. Sows heat four to nine days postweaning. double or hand mating preferred. manage weight, feed four to six pounds balanced ration, separate gestating animals, ensure water and clean shelter, and prep farrowing pens seven to ten days ahead.
Manitoba Public Utilities Board Adds Barber and Reid
Dr. Clarence Barber, economics head at the University of Manitoba and ex Manitoba Hydro GM, and George Reid are appointed to the province's Public Utilities Board. Consumers Affairs Minister Jan Turnbull also announces reappointments for Jucien Guenette, Harvey Haight Thexton, Oscar Town, and Donald Maclean to the board, with Reid named to the Manitoba Securities Commission alongside reappointments of Guinette, Tonn, and Maclean.
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Clarence Barber
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Hydro
George Reid
Public Utilities Board
Consumers Affairs
Jan Turnbull
Jucien Guenette
St. Boniface
Harvey Haight
Thexton
Winnipeg
Oscar Town
Ste. Agathe
Donald Maclean
Beausejour
Reid
Manitoba Securities Commission
Guinette
Tonn
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Bagot and District News
Antena
C. Rands
Calgary
Bert Smith
MacGregory
C. Nichol
W. Bodie
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Bob
Verna
Arrow River
Hinton
Sask
West Coast
C. Stewart
Brandon
Vancouver
B.C
M. Litster
Legislative
Gordon Johnston
M.L.A
Linden Hatchery
MacGregor
Noonavea
MacGregor Women's Institute
Sprucedale Workshop
Sprucedale
Joan
The
First Canadian Bank
Bank of Mont
McGregor
Dave Stewart
Missions and Service Fund
British Columbia
Mrs
George McCulloch
Nee Barnum
Treherne Community Centre
Austin Credit Union
Austin, Magregor and
Gladstone
Austin
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Denwal Pharmacy
Vern Baron ‘Ag. Rep
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CTA
Sherwin-Williams
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