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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 16, 1964

Page

6

McCormick Appointed Manitoba Dental Services Director

Yorkton born Dr. Hector McCormick is named director of dental services for Manitoba Health, effective January 15. He has led Winnipeg’s dental department since 1957 after serving in the Canadian Dental Corps with RCAF and Navy, studying at Saskatchewan and Alberta, and a year with Manitoba Dental Bureau.

Clistora Hector McCormick Manitoba Department of Health C. H. Witney McCormick Winnipeg Canadian Dental Corps RCAF Royal Canadian Navy Canadian Ice School of Hygiene Tor Uganda Alberta Nova Scotia Britvice

Manitoba March of Dimes Letter Promotes Compassion

G Gerald Ayotte provincial chairman appeals to readers to support the Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba. He stresses moral and spiritual value in aiding the disabled, urging donations to help science reach a cure and aid those with crippled lives.

Society For Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba Canada

Oil Production Rises in Manitoba November Output

Manitoba reports crude oil production up in November with 324,008 barrels versus 308,749 a year earlier. Daily north production averaged 10,800 barrels, reflecting fewer October gains due to converting wells to water injection. Net wells in use: 124 of 845. 13 abandoned, 5 new wells online. Cumulative output to date totals 46,448,686 barrels. Wild rice and maize noted as two cereals native to the New World.

Nanitobauring Manitoba

Courses Planned For Training Unemployed

The program, backed by federal and provincial governments, will enroll about 1,000 unemployed students across 25 centres. Registered candidates will receive living allowances and transportation aid with free textbooks and no tuition. It aims to provide Grade 10 level business English prerequirements for trade school, placing unemployed people in skilled jobs.

National Employment Service Johnson National Employment Service Office

Farm Building Short Course Planned for April

A nine session farm buildings short course is planned from mid February through April. Topics include concrete mixing and reinforcing, framing types and materials, construction techniques, ventilation insulation, and building management. Hosted in Russell on end 2.

Russell

New Ski Method Book Promises Radical Austrian Technique

A library catalog blurb touts Franz Kramer’s What’s New at the Library as a complete guide to the New Austrian Technique in skiing. It promises clear diagrams and step by step instruction on weight shifting balance and jumps, aimed at immediate use by readers.

Franz Kramer Leeds England Rose

World of Golf Returns for Third Season on CBC

The program airs Sunday January 19 on CBC Television, featuring current holders of all five major professional golf titles and the first fully filmed international women's match for TV. The show will be televised on 11 stations.

CBC Welevision

Canada must actively promote immigration to meet 1964 targets

Immigration Minister Suy Favreau argues Canada must “get out and sell” to attract newcomers. He opened migration offices in Madrid Cairo and Beirut and plans two more in France to bring in over 100000 immigrants in 1964. He says Canada needs young skilled workers and entrepreneurs to build enterprises at home.

Canada Suy Favreau Madrid Cairo Beirut France the Commons Favreau

Late Classified WANTED Hooman board for shift worker

Partial classified text lists requests and sales including a wanted ad for a shift worker by George Moore and a sale of three German tips aged three months old priced 31200 with female items. Additional lines reference an obituary-like notice, a reward for information about a death of a Seated Collie near Pelly and Assini, and a thanks card from Randy Hiller.

Hooman Board George Moore Russell Edward Mack Langenburg Pelly Assiniyoine Kendrino

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F. Clement & Sons General Motors Ish Columbia University of Saskatchewan University of Alberta The Manitoba Dental Bureau G. Gerald Ayotte New World Kellogo Scon Cael Petroleum Department Weston’s Libby B.C Newfoundland Randy Dr. Lange Randy Hiller Town House Ahoy Voyageur Fort Garry Adams Helen Roe West Portage ‘Ave
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