Teachers To Discuss Michener Report Seminar in Winnipeg
A one day Winnipeg seminar of The Manitoba Teachers' Society will consider the Michener Report and its impact on public schools. Invited are AG, Cinismama, Caighlin, Russell, and Pelly Trail Division officials, with the session set for January 23 at McMaster House, starting 8:00 am.
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Cinismama
Caighlin
Russell
Pelly Trail Division Association
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Manitooa ‘Teachers’ Society
Michener
McMaster House
Winnipeg
Blood Transfusions Surge Demand Despite More Donations
The Red Cross collected 2 500 more bottles of blood year over year in Manitoba. Yet three emergency clinics were required and December saw record high demand. December 21 set a single day record with 388 bottles issued. Three December days demanded 674 bottles for 172 patients as cold weather and poor roads challenged collection efforts.
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Mexed Cross
Manitoba
Anglican fund allocates 268000 for world relief in 1964
The Anglican Cauren ox wan ada allocated 268000 dollars in 1964 through the Primate's World Relief Fund to ease distress and hunger worldwide. The record sum, up 70000 from the prior year, brings total contributions since 1960 to about 950000 for church global relief and rehabilitation. A large share goes through the World Council of Churches with direct disaster appeals also funded.
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World Relief Fund
World Council of Churches
Research facilities in Canada need expanded support
Maurice Archer of Canadian National Railways warns Canada’s research facilities are inadequate and must grow to meet expanding needs. He notes spillover benefits from U.S. research and discusses railways facing larger, faster trains that raise unresolved research costs. He contrasts rail with airlines and roads, saying railroads receive little government research support.
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Sve Capaubiu
Canada
Maurice Archer
Canadian National Railways
Archer
Montreal
MTS Opposes Province Wide Salary Schedule
The Manitoba Teachers Society rejects a proposal by the Urban School Trustees Association of Manitoba to run salary negotiations and implement a province wide salary schedule. It argues local school boards must manage staffing and employment terms, warning such a plan would erode local autonomy and require major legislative changes.
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Manitoba ‘Teachers Society
Ams
USTAM
An Age Of Excellence Proposed By MP Grafftey
MP Howard Grafftey of Brome Missisquoi delivered at McGill University a call for an age of excellence. He urged Canadians to seek individual and national progress, stressing property owning democracy, home ownership, strong farms, small business, and government support for investors across income groups. He noted Canada’s continental shelf area equals Africa's land mass.
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Howard Grafftey
Brome-Missisquoi
Canada
Africa
Lost pair of black shoes and hymnary in Russell car
Classified notice reports a pair of high tzel black shoes and a hymnary left in the wrong car in Russell last Thursday. Call Mrs Tom Smart at 331 to reunite with owner.
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Russel
Tom ‘Smart
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BROS
Tewui
Harry Stanchuk
Inglis
H. K. Lorimer
West
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Corcndae
Sing Compr
Arther
MTS
M.P
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John Deere
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