Former Winkler student to attend World Seminar in Yugoslavia
Ernest Redekop a fourth year English honors student at United College Winnipeg is chosen with another University of Manitoba student to attend a summer World Seminar in Yugoslavia He is son of Rev and Mrs HOH Redekop of Winkler and a graduate of Winkler Collegiate He serves as president of Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship and vice president of the Association of Mennonite University Students.
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Ernest Redekop
United College
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Yugoslavia
Hoh, Redekop
Winkier
Inter- Varsity
Christian Fellowship
Association of Mennonite University
Red River Valley Echo
Altena
Bad Lands of South Dakota Recounted
A fragment describes the Bad Lands in South Dakota noted for poor soil and difficult travel making farming nearly impossible.
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South Dakota
Printed sewing pattern for easy half size dress
A 1414 24 inch pattern offers a breezy sleeveless fashion that slips on with no side opening. Size 16 requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric and features printed directions on each part. Send 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto for pattern 523 with full size details.
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Anne Adams
Department Plpn
Front Street
Toronto
Saskatchewan Hospital Services Plan 1957 costs rise
The Saskatchewan Hospital Services Plan report shows 1957 totals of 23,937,779 dollars, up 1,590,246 from 1956. Hospitalization expenses reached 23,141,143 dollars, with 174,355 discharged cases and 1,732,273 patient days for adults and children, while newborn days totaled 159,153.
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Saskatchewan Hospital Services Plan
J. Walter Erb
SHSP
New Kingsville Chapter Honors Jack Miner Legacy
A new Kingsville LODE chapter formed by young women adopts the name of the late naturalist Jack Miner OB E. The chapter has 36 members and recently received its charter and standard at a Windsor and Essex County luncheon attended by local dignitaries. Mrs. Manly Miner is asked to serve as honorary regent.
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Kingsville
Canada
Ontario
Jack Miner
Ob.e
A. K. Richardson
Windsor and
Essex County
The
Lode
Miner
Manly Miner
Earthworms may lift soil from underground per acre yearly
Earthworms are reported to bring more than 15 tons of soil to the surface per acre annually, a rate suggesting significant ecological impact on soil turnover and nutrient distribution across fields.
Seniority Rule Wins in Union Shop Picture Swap
Senior David Dubinsky jokes about a matrimonial agency scene where a labor leader asks if a shop is a union shop. He first selects a 25 year old saying take her but is told to choose the gray 60 year old who has seniority.
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David Dubinsky
Longest and shortest U.S. presidencies noted
Franklin D. Roosevelt held the longest presidential term while William Henry Harrison, who served one month, had the shortest tenure.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
William Henry Harrison
A Walking Week Why not a National Walking Week
A nostalgic column laments decline of walking as urban life shifts to cars and powered transport. It imagines a future with push button energy and automated driving, predicting fewer pedestrians and weaker legs, urging readers to reconsider a return to walking.
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Jewellers
Curling Bonspiel Opens Amid Prairie Winter Fun
Old man weather tightens ice as bonspiel season begins in Whitewood and nearby towns. curlers battle through sore backs red noses and blistered hands while ladies join the action and the game offers relief from winter slumps.
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Yesteryear
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