Students Loan Bill Dominates Parliament Hill Debate
Parliament heard the Students Loan Bill 110 ambitious federal assistance plan for university students with interest free loans up to 1000 dollars yearly and 5000 dollar cap total. Quebec critics warned of provincial overreach while Finance Minister Gordon defended federal banking legislation and jurisdiction.
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Pearson
Quebec
Gordon
N.D.P
Ottawa
Caisses Populaires
Commissionaires
North West
Yukon Territories
Northern Affairs Department
Circus Kids Have Strange Pets and Overseas Students
The report notes Canadian military families overseas and exam supervision abroad in England Germany and France with synchronized testing. It also memorializes a man who left San Clara in 1939 for Swan River valley and died there, survived by his wife Ira Edith and children in Manitoba and at home, plus three grandchildren.
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Spain
Central Africa
South Africa
Hong Kong
England
Germany
France
Manitoba
San Clara
Swan River Valley
Ira Edith
Myrtle Parenteau
the Pas
Man
Donna
Marlene
Clifford
Joseph
Robert
Glen
Burton
James
Local lad employed on the Dew-Line at Tuk
Scott Young files from Tuktoyakluk describing a June flight in a DC3 delivering meat and vegetables to the Dew-Line. He notes a frozen harbor with landing ships, a brief unloading, and a tour with Wayne Ward, a Roblin, Manitoba native. Tuk lacks trees, features Eskimos, boats, a curling sheet, and a nursing station with Miss Betty Wilkes.
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Toronto Globe and Fail
Scott Young
Tukluk-by-the Sea
Young
Tuktoyakluk
Tuk
Dominion Day
Roblin
Manitoba
Dew-Line
Wayne Ward
Wayne
Mr. Ward
Betty Wilkes
World Travellers Take Manitoba Examinations
Adults with prior Manitoba credits join high school students in June exams under supervision to upgrade academic standing. Nearly 500 non students wrote the same saffie exams in classrooms at Teacher's College in Tuxedo during the recent session.
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Manitoba
Teacher’s College
Tuxedo
Obituary notices outline McFadden and Thompson funerals
Funeral services for Hamilton Sanders McFadden were conducted at St. Peter's Anglican Church on Friday July 10 with Rev. John Dalton presiding. McFadden born 1893 in Neepawa Manitoba served in Strathcona Horse and Royal Flying Corps, practiced law in Roblin and Revelstoke, and is survived by wife Freda, daughter Eileen Holmes, and sister in Virginia. Also noted are funeral services for Glen Win Thompson of Birch River Manitoba held July 15 at St Claire Roman Catholic Church with interment at the parish cemetery. pallbearers listed. Thompson, born in Illinois, came to Winnipeg and Roblin in 1905.
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Judy V. LaMarsh
House
Royal Commission On Health Services
Howe
Hamilton Sanders McFadden
St. Peter's Anglican Church
John Dalton
McFadden
Neepawa
Man
J. J
Bernard Lavallee
McFadden and Lavallee
Freda
Eileen Holmes
J. H. Grahame
Virginia
Milk and cheese sustain calcium needs in diet
Milk provides calcium riboflavin protein and vitamins A and thiamin along with other nutrients. Cheese and milk are essential for the body's calcium requirements.
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Parliament Hill
Little Madelyn
Barnes and Bailey Circus
Barnes and Bailey
Wild Animal Circus
J. Hunko
Houltain Avenue
Yorkton, Sask
Roblin B.P.O. Elks
Pe Que
Acme
Rex Rossi
Casey Tibbs
Congress of Cowboys and Indians
Glen Win, Thompson
Glen Thompson
Illinois
U.S.A
Winnipeg
Roblin Plumbing and Heating
Westinghouse
Consolidated Electric
Davis Electric - Dauphin
Massey-Ferguson
First Avenue
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