Horticulturists Plan Full 68th Convention for February
Horticulturists to plan the 68th annual convention moved to western Manitoba in early February. The program includes sessions at the agricultural extension centre with addresses by H. Quamme and J. Peters, a panel on safe chemical use, a film on fruit growing in the north, and a Thursday banquet for trophy presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manivos Uricultural Societies
Fred J. Weir
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Agricultural Extension Centre
Canada Department of Agriculture
Morden
P. J Peters
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
H. R. Lamont
Killarney
A. J. Kolach
Provincial Department, of Agriculture
Dr. C. Ber
Ier
University of ‘Manitoba
Manitoba Centennial Corporation
J. E Martin
Mr. Martin
John Walker
Suc
University of Manitoba
W. A. Cumming
Morden Perimental Farm
D. B. McNeill
Skinner's Nursery
Dropmore
R. H. Patmore
Patmore
Brandon
G. 8. Reycraft
Winnipeg
D. J. Paterson
Westbourne
E J. Tyler
Brandon College
Soils and Crops
Manitoba Department of “Agriculture and Conservation
Horticultural Society
Plant Science
University of Mianitobs
Ever Remembered by Rita for Father and
A brief notice honoring a father, remembered by Rita, notes lasting memory and family affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Christmas worship and community notes from Inglis United Church
The report covers Christmas services led by Rev. D. E. Cockrill at Inglis United Church, with organist Mrs. E. H. Armstrong and choir directed by Wally McKenzie. Six youths joined the church by profession of faith, and the Lord's Supper was observed. Gifts included an organ lamp from the Carpenters. Upcoming Christmas services and CGT events are noted, along with a future Brandon midwinter music workshops hosted by the Manitoba Music Educators' Association featuring Dr. Richard P. Conde and the Manitoba Youth Orchestra led by Brian Priestman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gillis
Laurie Davidson
Hub Gillies
Tummel
Michael Robin
Robin
United Church
D. E. Cockrill
Nowell
Wally McKenzie
E. H. Armstrong
Sharon Wowk
Joanne Lorimer
Janet Lyon
Cecelia Jackson
Clay Paterson
Reggie Carpenter
Ernest Bryant
Allan Bryant
Nat McKay
Pred Parmentier
Reg Carpenter
Ja Ted Carpenter
Inglis
Wes Lyon
Winnipeg
Perey Lyon
Janet
Joan Buckingham
John Nelson
Kerry
Earl Stopers
Lake
Inglis United Church
R. Vows
Emmanuel
God
W. Henderson
Brandon
Brandon Brauch
Manitoba Music Educators’ Association
Canada
Richard P. Conde
University of Utah
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Salt Lake City
Condie
MMEA
Winifred Sim
Wil
Manitoba
Brian Priestman
Edmonton Symphony
New York
Priestman
Britain
Choir Quietly Sings We Wish You A Merry Christmas
A church choir ends its program with the familiar carol We Wish You A Merry Christmas while the audience joins in softly. The moment captures holiday spirit and community warmth in a small town concert setting.
Community notes from Angusville hockey rink update
Mrs Gertrude Chuchmuch visits home as Dianne Chuchmuch recovers with daily speech therapy and gains strength. A new committee is formed to lead the rink with President Harry Topotf and others, while a bingo fundraiser proceeds for the Angueill rink. Enthusiastic parents thank the coach and pledge cooperation for a strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Chuchmuch
Elizabeth Chuchmuch
Dianne Chuchmuch
Dianne
Harry Topotf
Peter Parobec
Larry Pushka
Angueill
Caroling Through Centuries From St Francis to Handel
A condensed history traces carol ing from St Francis of Assisi in 1228 Italy through early street singing to medieval and Victorian figures. Notable names include Stille Nacht composer Joseph Mohr, Gruber, Charles Wesley, Phillips Brooks, Handel, Isaac Watts, Nahum Tate, and Shakespeare era clergy. The piece notes the uncertain authorship of The First Noel and links caroling to Christmas tradition and religious observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis
Grecchio
Italy
Joseph Mohr
Oberndorf
Austria
Franz Gruber
Charles Wesley
John Wesley
Herald Angels
Phillips Brooks
Bethlehem
Dublin
Isaac Watts
Nahum Tate
Handel
Public attitudes shift toward government ownership in Canada
An annual nationwide poll reports growing support for government ownership of Canadian industries, rising from 28.9 to 24.5 percent in the past year, the highest since the polls began. The study notes socialist backing from New Democratic and Social Credit supporters, youths, low income groups, and rural respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harrie
Canada
New Democratic and
Social Credit
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Pollock
Dominion Electrohome Industries
Sarnia
Ontario
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Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
John Shanski
Shanski
Sprague Lumber Co. Ltd
W. J. Vopni
Portage la Prairie
Vopni
Vopni Press Ltd
Portage Daily Graphic
Portage Leader
Neepawa Press
Inter- City Gas
Gord Southam
CGT
Explorers
Brandon College School of Music
Alma BrockSmith
Winpeg
San Francisco Conservatory of Music
BrockSmith
Yall Gustin
Percy Grainier
National Guild of Piano Teachers of America
School of Music
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Cbc-Tv
Bill Hewitt
Toronto
Maple Leaf Gardens
Ed Fitkin
Ward Cornell
Jack Dennett
Montreal Forum
Danny Gallivan
Frank Selke Jr
Angusville
Merry
Shakespeare
Charles Dickens
Robinson’s Dry Good Dept
Russell
D. F. Stratychuk
Roblin
Man
Ukrainian Catholic ‘Church
John Lehky
Rossburn
Holy Trinity Lutheran ‘Church
Edwin Carey
Son Santa
Bill Hoffman
Russell Eer
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