Death and In Memoriam notices and cards
Templeton Elmer templeton father grandfather remembered by wife Betty son Jeff and family. In loving memory of Elmer Templeton passed away November 26 1960 treasured by relatives. Card of Thanks from Reg Muskett extends gratitude for cards and hospital visits. Local ads note rates and deadline for classifieds in Herald.
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Ne ‘Tords Sc
Herald
Templeton
Elmer
Betty
Jeff
Prosser
Elsie
Ken
Sylvia
Herbie
Beth
Hubert
Elmer Templeton
Bill
Margaret
Portage General Hospital
Reg Muskett
Israel Bills Ban Swine Raising in Elect Areas
Jerusalem AP report: Israel’s parliament passes a ban on swine raising by 42 to 15, limited to districts with large Christian populations as Jewish and Muslim laws ban pork consumption. Also contains numerous local sale notices for farms, machinery, livestock, and household items in various Manitoba towns.
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Jerusalem
Rhe
Israel
Waterfowl Conditions Improve in Western Canada
Ducks Unlimited reports improved waterfowl conditions in western Canada from fall 1961. moist soils and saturated slough bottoms may help spring habitat, with northern Alberta likely good runoff and Manitoba's runoff also favorable. notable concentrations of Snow Geese in central Alberta and solid year for Canvasbacks and Redheads in Manitoba and Alberta. October prairies were the warmest in a decade with abundant food delaying migrations. Brazil supplies 37 percent of global coffee consumption.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Ducks Unlimited
The
Conservation Organization
Alberta
Manitoba
Prairies
Strathmore- Hanns
Canadian Prairies
Nova Scotia Film Wins Four Awards
Glooscap Country, a film about the legendary Micmac god, won four awards. Produced by the Nova Scotia information service, the film captured the Children's Short Film Award at the Vancouver International Festival and previously earned the Polytechnic Trophy for best tourist film, the Chris Certificate in Columbus Ohio, and the Canadian Film Award Certificate of Merit in travel and recreation.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia Information Service
Department of Trade and Industry
Polytechnic Trophy
Columbus
Progressive Conservatives nominate Jack Chapman in Seven Oaks
The Progressive Conservatives name lawyer Jack Chapman as their Seven Oaks candidate for the upcoming provincial election held in spring. Wright of the NDP currently leads the Winnipeg urban riding after 1959 results. Welfare Minister Christianson cited high employment and low taxes as core platform planks, noting Manitoba’s high jobless rate and the province’s low municipal taxes. The party vows to resist socialist elements pushing state control over individuals.
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Ine
Progressive Conservatives
Jack Chapman
Seven Oaks
Winnipeg
Arthur Wright
NDP
John Christianson
Canada
Quebec
Weekend Visitors Reach Across Manitoba and Manitoba North
Mr and Mrs Lorne Fennel and family spent the weekend with relatives at Pine Falls Manitoba E Stienke of Winnipeg visited at the home of his daughter and her husband Louis Krietz for two weeks and returned home Sunday H Kowalsky of Transcona and J Rentz of Winnipeg visited the Krietz home for deer hunting with the family W B Munroe of Portage and Wm Hay visited with Sid Hay and family Betty Scora visited Sandra Organ at Langruth over the weekend Cliff Lee and boys visited Treherne friends and relatives Charlie Hammond of MacGregor and R Wenham of North Vancouver were Saturday evening visitors with the Siddys
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Lorne Fennel
Pine Falls
Man
E. Stienke
Winnipeg
Louis Krietz
H. Kowalsky
Transcona
J. Rentz
W. B. Munroe
Portage
Wm. Hay
Sid Hay
Betty Scora
Sandra Organ
Langruth
Cliff Lee
Treherne
Charlie Hammond
MacGregor
R. Wenham
North Vancouver
Sidney
Runoff in Canadian Rivers Varies Across Regions in October
The Northern Affairs department reports October river runoff near normal to deficient in Quebec and Ontario, but above normal in many western areas. Notable percentages include Assiniboine 70, Bow 101, North Saskatchewan 102, Reptensy 100, Columbia 104, Skeena 102, with several others around or above average.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Ontaro
Prairie Provinces
Northern Affairs Department
Assiniboine
Alberta
Bow
North Saskatchewan
Columbia
Qygeet
Skeena
Sproat
Katrime District News Briefs and Events
Mrs W H Demer Sr and Mrs Pat Demer visit Souris family, then travel to Winnipeg where Linda is interviewed at St Boniface Hospital and accepted to start nursing in February. Katrime School Christmas Concert set for Dec 21. Community Club whist drive held Nov 16 with prizes awarded. E Duncan reports on club activities after lunch.
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W. H. Demer
Pat Demer
Souris
Bert Caskey
Beverley
Winnipeg
Linda
St. Boniface Hospital
Clarence Pennelt
John McRae
Katrimne School
E. Duncan
D. Polinski
Will Open Hall Northwest Territories Tuktoyaktuk
The IODE and government fund a $20,000 community hall in Tuktoyaktuk to open November 29 as the second Eskimo community centre. A first hall opened at Frobisher Bay in 1960 and a third is under construction at Baker Lake.
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Northwest Territories
Tuktoyaktuk
Frobisher Bay
Baker Lake
Arctic
Women's Freedom League press for equality in Britain
The Women's Freedom League, founded in 1907 as a militant suffrage group, remains active in pursuing equality. Individuals and households in Brandon, Franklin, and nearby towns hosted and visited various people including Betty Mclaughlin, C Brugger family, W Smith, Shaw, Heselwood, McLachlan, Polinski, Gillespie, J E Heselwood, and John McLachlan who spent time with relatives in Katrime.
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Women's Freedom League
Britain
S. R. Lamb
R. McLaughlin
Betty Mclaughlin
Brandon
C. Brugger
D. Brugger
Franklin
W. Smith
Carberry
Shaw
J. E. Heselwood
J. McLachlan
Harold
D. Polinski
New Brunswick Man Appointed To Labor Post
Premier Duff Roblin announced the appointment of N. Douglas Cochrane 47 former deputy minister of labor for New Brunswick to a similar Manitoba post. A Fredericton native he becomes effective Dec 1. Cochrane was the department’s first staffer and its first deputy minister when New Brunswick labor was formed 33 years ago.
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New Brunswick
Duff Roblin
N. Douglas 47
Labor
Manitoba
Fredericton
Cochrane
New Brunswick Tabor Department
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C. H. Bergquist
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Southend Macaulay News
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