Fourth Concert Set In Overture Series With Duet
The Overture Series schedules a fourth concert after 434 memberships sold. Montreal piano duet Renee Morisset and Victor Bouchard will perform in Portage on April 17 or 18, 1962, as part of their Canada Europe tours. The next concert will feature William Clausen on February 10.
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Renee Morisset
Victor Bouchard
Montreal
Canada
Europe
Portage
Overture
William Clauson
Dehorn Guidelines for Yearling Cattle Feeding
Acting provincial Livestock Commissioner Al Church urges early dehorning of yearling cattle before feedlot conditions become entrenched. Younger calves in wintered programs may be dehorned with pincers or gouge tools, while older calves should wait for spring or fall. Dehorning tools are available via agriculture offices. improper timing or weather risks and horned cattle cause more injuries and handling difficulties.
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al 1 Church
Church
Agriculture
Horned Cattle Fund
Agricultural
Gangs Not a Bad Force YWCA Leader Says
Miss Isabel Stewart of Toronto national training secretary for the YWCA says gangs need not be bad and can provide belonging and creative group life. She stresses stable groups foster individuality and independence through organized club activities.
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Saint John
Isabel Stewart
Toronto
YWCA
Wedding at MacGregor United Church in Sidney
Norma Jean Stratton and John Barry Calvert were married November 4 at MacGregor Memorial Hall in Sidney in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. E Armistead. The couple plans to reside on the Calvert farm in Sidney with guests from Winnipeg and other towns attending.
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MacGregor United Church
Norma Jean
Robert Stratton
John Barry Calvert
Reginald Calvert
Sidney
Aurora Borealis
Donna Stratton
Anne Kumhyr
Rose Hildebrand
Lorena Potter
Donna
Cathy Lye
Ronald Calvert
Terry Williams
Garry Peck
Philip Stephenson
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Margaret Cobbe
MacGregor Women's Institute
Armistead
Grant Fotheringham
Walter Machan
Points
USA
Winnipeg
Kenora
Portage la Prairie
Carberry
Melbourne
Castle Point
Pilot Mound
Fidale
Austin
Most Active Year for Bank of Montreal in 144-Year History
Bank of Montreal reports record activity in its 144th year including local and national operations. Resources rose to 3,950 million with deposits reaching 3,647 million and loans totaling 1,934 million. Earnings climbed to 14.58 million after taxes, with assets and premises value also up amid expansion.
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Bank of Montreal
Reginald Muskett
MacGregor B of M
Oans
Finding Way To Bring Labor Into Management
A Victoria area firm launches a program to give employees a voice on the board of Growers Wine Company. Spokesman Brian Roberts says the proposal has generated wide interest and shareholders, now about 22,000, are receiving dividends while the bank notes the employees' attitude as highly important.
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Victoria
Saanich A
Growers Wine Company
Brian Roberts
Canada S Bank Deposits Support Nationwide Growth in 1961
The passage notes that 1961 deposits funded diverse projects across Canada, aiding farmers, building schools, financing research, roads, and modernization. It emphasizes widespread impact, with Canadians entrusting Bank of Manitoba funds to improve local economies and future prospects nationwide.
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Canada
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McGregor
F. Clarke
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Mail Eary
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Moctoregor Tranca Bank of Montreal
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Highrade
Canadas First Bank
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