Legion Auxiliary Hees 68 Officers Named After Year
The Legion Auxiliary met in the Club Rooms last Tuesday to hear yearly activity reports. A new slate of officers was elected with Mrs. Lyle Nickel as president and Mrs. Harvey Kearns as vice president. The group highlighted donations to multiple funds and volunteer efforts including parcels for veterans, two scholarships, and support for mental health and hospital aid. Members also staged social events such as an attack supper and a Bonspiel with regional teams, inviting new members and former ones to join.
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Royal Canadian Legion
Lyle Nickel
Harvey Kearns
Mervyn Stevens
Walter Kur
Kership
C. Jackson
Fed Cross
Walter Kurbis
Korea
Minnedosa
Clift Russell
Cecil Boyd
Susan McDougall
Peace Gardens
Legion Centenial Fund
Ottawa
Tom Dunsmore
Legionaire
Deer Lodge Magazine
Modern Trend For Building Designs Conference in Winnipeg on changes in school design
A Winnipeg conference on January 12 and 19 gathered teachers trustees and superintendents from Manitoba Ontario Saskatchewan and Alberta to discuss changes in educational practices and open space flexible design in schools. Dr F G Garter cole opened with eleven key points on inviting warm school environments and how proper design enhances learning. Attendees reviewed open space concepts team teaching and flexible facilities with provincial and regional education officials presenting. The second event highlighted the Manitoba Agriculture Outlook Conference on January 22 at Brandon and registration begins 9:00 am with a two dollar fee and lunch included.
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Winnipeg
Pelly ‘Trail
Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Alberta
F. G. Gathercole
P. F. Bargen
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Outlook
Brandon
Agriculture
Lutheran Ladies Annual Meeting Neer Winnipeg schools tour noted
The Lutheran Ladies held the first meeting of the year at Mrs S Wagner's home on January 1 with devotion, hymn, and Psalm reading. Mrs R Zimmer led a study from These Also We Must Bring. minutes and 1967 financials were reviewed. A February 3 wedding reception plan was approved and quilts for CLWR for Asian needy were organized.
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S. Wagner
International Year marks rights push in Canada celebration
In 1964 Canada emphasizes human rights as core national aim with commissions and universities like McGill supporting Centre for the Study of Human Rights. Citizenship groups organize events while schools integrate rights programs, arguing true rights are inherent and not granted by society.
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Canada
Citizenship Council
McGill
International Conference On Social Welfare
Viscount Samuel
the Royal Sunk of Canada Monthly
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Beaumont
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Ford
F. Clement & Sons
General Motors
Russell
Legion Auxiliary Hees
Alway Amorous
Clift Jackson
Humber
TNS
Lutheran Ladies’ Annual Meeting
Manitoba Hydro
IGA
Munro’s
Shellmouth
E. M. Paterson
R.M
Dropmore
Man
Inglis
Hydro
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