Former Winkler Student Heads to World Seminar
Ernest Predkop a fourth year English honors student at United College Winnipeg will join another University of Manitoba student at a student Seminar in Yugoslavia this summer He is the son of Rev and Mrs H OH Redekop of Winkler and a Winkler Collegiate graduate He serves as president of the Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship and as vice president of the Association of Mennonite University Students.
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Ernest Predekop
United College
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Yugoslavia
Mra. H. OH
Redekop
Winkler
Winkler Collegiate
Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship
Association of Mennonite University
Red River Valley Echo
Altona
Man
Bad Lands of South Dakota
The Bad Lands of South Dakota earn their name from land too poor to farm and terrain that makes travel extremely difficult for settlers and travelers alike.
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South Dakota
Printed Pattern 4523 For Half Size Sewing
14% lode Hidoms A jiffy Printed Pattern. Half-Sizers look smart in this bright breezy style. Sew easy no side opening. Just unbutton shoulders slip it on quick. Cut to fit the shorter fuller figure. Printed Pattern 4523 Size 14%3 16y 18% 20% 24 15. Requires 4% yards 35 inch fabric. Send forty cents for pattern to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto address.
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Anne Adams
Department
Front Street
Toronto
Hospital Services Plan reports higher 1957 costs in Saskatchewan
The 1957 Saskatchewan Hospital Services Plan total cost reached 23,937,779 dollars, up 1,590,246 from 1956, with 23,141,143 spent on hospitalization. Discharged cases numbered 174,355 and patient days reached 1,891,426. average adult stay 101 days. Administrative costs rose to 796,656 dollars.
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Saskatchewan Hospital Services Plan
J. Walter Erb
SHSP
Seniority and misdirection in a labor leader tale
David Dubinsky asks about a matrimonial agency and wants a 25 year old, but the manager insists on an older woman for seniority. The story contrasts this with a joke about Roosevelt’s long presidency and Harrison’s one month term, highlighting tenure as the punchline.
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David Dubinsky
New Kingsville Group Names Jack Miner for Local Chapter
Kingsville, Ontario, home to about 3000 people, forms a younger Women of the town chapter with permission from families naming it after Jack Miner OBE the naturalist. The group grew to 36 members and received a charter and standard at a Windsor Essex luncheon. Mrs Manly Miner is asked to serve as honorary regent. Earthworms may bring more than 15 tons of soil per acre to the surface in a year.
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Kingsville
Canada
Ontario
Jack Miner
A. K. Richardson
Windsor
Essex County
1O.D.E
Miner
Manly Miner
A Walking Week Promotes Walks in a Busy World
A column laments the decline of walking as society favors cars and quick trips. It warns that future generations may rely on push-button power and lose the habit of strolling, urging readers to reclaim foot travel and outdoor time.
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Jewellers
Bonspiel Time Returns as Curlers Reignite Prairie Winter
The Herald notes colder weather tightens ice for curling crews missing part of the season. Bonspiel excitement grows with teams from nearby towns sharing games and camaraderie while players endure sore backs and red noses.
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Yesteryear
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Oslo
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Vancouver
B.C
G. E. Miller
Ottawa
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
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New Kingsville Group
the Free Press
Acton
the Herald
Whitewood, Sask
Sparky
Chatham
Les Duguid
Quill Lake
Sask
Fire Hall
National Defence
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