Patriotism and Canadian Pride Across Borders
A Canadian columnist muses on national identity and flags in Canada versus the United States. It notes Fourth of July celebrations abroad, calls for a coast-to-coast Dominion Day revival, and lauds Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II as exemplary ambassadors. The piece also surveys provincial election results, highlighting Liberals' gains in Saskatchewan, CCF setbacks in Nova Scotia, and mixed outcomes for Social Credit and Tories amid political optimism and caution.
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Canada
Atlantic
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Queen Elizabeth 11
Couchwill
CCF
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
Douglas
Convention notes and fishing banter from Lake Lodge gathering
The column previews the province wide Sportsmen convention at Clear Lake's Lake Lodge and Museum Building with talks on hunting clothing, bear elk and raccoon resolutions, and water safety. It also recalls friendly feuds with KitKitney, reports on the 1960 Trout Festival plans from Flin Flon, and tidbits about local wildlife sightings and a young moose calf at a highway junction.
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Lake Lodge
Clear Lake
Mines and Resources
Buck Witney
Baker’s Narrows
Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Parish Roblin Service First Sunday
The Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Parish Roblin invites attendance by Rev. E Schwetz for the first Sunday of each month with a service at 10:00 a.m. The notice lists Rev. E Schwetz as the pastor and specifies monthly church service timing.
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Anglican Church of Canada
John F. S. Conlin
Roblin
Manitoba
Bethe Ful! Gospel Church
O. Olfrey
Man
E. Schwetz
United Church Weekly Message for Roblin July 3 1960
Rev Ross Samuel Williams will serve Roblin United Church Charge on July 3 1960 Born in Winnipeg he completed Arts and Theology degrees at United College Williams worked as car-jockey salesman surveyor draftsman and has engaged in church social work Married he served at multiple parishes during university years including Old St Andrews Point Douglas Kenora Sioux Narrows Westridge Windermere and Domain.
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Ross Williams
Winnipeg
Kelvin High School
St. Andrew's River Heights
United College
Manitoba Power Commission
Old St. Andrew's
Point Douglas
Kenora-Sioux Narrows
The Grin Bin The Age of Reasoning
A father lectures his son about heredity and responsibility concluding that success is heredity while failure is the son’s own fault. The boy replies that understanding means the result hinges on fate versus effort. The exchange captures a wry take on accountability and inheritance.
The Dairyman's Lament for a Five Day Cow
A playful lament for a modern dairy cow that milked five days a week with minimal grooming and feeding. The speaker longs for a herd that efficiently uses flushing systems, reduces mastitis, and asks officials to guide farmers toward a five day production peak.
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Moor Lake
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Montreal
Fanny
Rove Mey Loans
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
Manitoba - Brandon
Agricultural School
Western
Gene Holter
City of Brandon
Travellers
Aim
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Western Canada
Christ
Free Methodist Church
Ken W. Burton
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
ST. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Rev
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Church of the Lutheran
CKX
CJGX
Yorkton
United Church OF Canada
G. E. Waddell
Tummel
United Church Weekly Message
Ross Samuel Williams
Roblin United Church
Snaroo
R.S.A
WM Yulole
Vauxhall
General Motors
North America
Vauxhall Victor Super