Manitoba Ethnic Seminar Planned By Boys School
St John s Ravenscourt School in Fort Garry plans Meet Manitabs a three day event in January 1967 in Winnipeg. About eighty Manitoba youth from diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds will attend sessions open to the public with housing and expenses covered by the organizers. The program aims to showcase racial origins customs and faiths shaping Manitoba as a Canadian province.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Ional
St. John’s
St. John's Rivens Court
8. A. Searle, Jr
H. D. Wellard
Extension Service
Canadian Council of Christians and Jews
Community Developen Et
Montreal Expo 67 events schedule and notices
The document outlines Montreal Expo 67 activities in Quebec province with references to Indian affairs, federal and provincial representatives, and an event on January 10 1987 at 11 30 pm. It mentions an entertainment area opening at 2 90 am and directs correspondence to Traty Ladington at Expo 67 Wildare Road Montreat.
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Traty
Ladington
Wildare Road Mont
Reat An
Sentinel Glands and Elective Tonsil Removal
The piece notes sentinel neck glands can stay enlarged or tender between tonsillitis attacks. It explains tonsillectomy is elective and can be deferred during hospital bed shortages, waiting for convenient availability at diagnosis of chronic infected tonsils.
Seed quality emphasized for prairie wheat and rapeseed
W G Malaher of Searle Grain warns prairie farmers that a record harvest does not guarantee seed quality. He outlines three criteria for good seed: high germination, freedom from disease, and absence of weed seeds. Moisture above critical levels and damaged kernels lower germination, while disease and weed contamination threaten yields.
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Sesatchewan
Alberta
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Russell Ellis
Turkey
Russell
Ckx-Fm Star
Brandon
Ben Voyage
CPA
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Indian Affairs Branch
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W. G. Malaher
Searle Grain Co. Ltd
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