Local curling results and community notes from Winnipeg
Local rinks from Margaret Barbour Collegiate traveled to Winnipeg for the Manitoba High School Boys Curling Bonspiel with the Parker rink reaching the 16s in the Fourth Event. Other teams were eliminated after several games as entries totaled about 260 rinks with many from outside the city. The issue also reports on a new illuminated glass sign for The Gateway Hotel, first Christmas celebrations in two local homes, holiday reflection, CBC TV coverage, and science notes on viral roles in cancer with Ontario researchers and NCI funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Winnipeg
Manitoba High School
Robert Parker
Dale Dunlop
Malcolm Green
Bob Carnegie
Jason Dominick
Jack Gleadle
Ken Hoskins
Jack Stevens
Reid Perry
Ron Alexander
Lorne Lauvstad
Bob Kolebaba
Ernie Tycoles
Lloyd Williams
LaRose Ave
Jack Johnson's
First St
Saskatchewan River
CBC
Toronto
Air Express
Cbc-Tv
Don Brown
Is Cancer Truly Viral in Origin?
The article surveys scientists across nearly 30 centres from Vancouver to Halifax, coordinated by the National Cancer Institute of Canada with substantial funding from the Canadian Cancer Society, noting that the once widespread belief in a universal viral cause for cancer is now questioned. It acknowledges some viral links in animal cancer and mentions a human virus infection can cause cancerous changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M. Taylor
NCI
Louis Siminovitch
Ontario Cancer Institute
OCI
Canada
Siminovitch
Vancouver
Halifax
National Cancer Institute of Canada
Canadian Cancer Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gateway Hotel
the Steak House
Pas
Royal Canadian Legion
The
Legion
A. Axelrad
W. G. Ritchie M.D
Dauphin
Manitoba
Associate
Northwest Carborator & Auto Electric
Fischer Avenue
Pas, Man
Swan River
Gordon Ave
Tri
Brandon
Yorkton
Snow Lake
Profit
OLDS
U.S
Russia
Czechoslovakia
St. Regis
St. Regis Hotel
Smith Brent
Jean Marchand
Manpower and Immigration