Freedom of Choice and Canada’s Centenary Reflections
A Canadian newspaper essay contrasts competitive enterprise with Prussian systems, praising freedom to start a business, choose work, and buy where one wishes. It then shifts to Canada’s centenary, urging learning from ancestors, balancing progress with remembering log cabins, explorers, and diverse origins. The piece cites Nellie McClung writings and notes Brandon Hills curiosity.
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Canaan
Canada
Tne
Edmund Burke
Champlain
Herolc ‘Pooby
Stalermanshig
Nellie McClung
Brandon Hills
J. G. Mediu
Naval Career Near End For Native Son
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Sia Snorpe
Viewria
Drs. DE Brissy
G. Boulton
A. Comuawuer
Pwummodore Boulton
Isdana
Fae
Curvenes
Gasparcaes
Annapolis
Acs
Aio
Ae Naval Board
Sialt
London
Suvoe
HMC Na
Legion Curlers Lose In Zone Playdowns In Carberry
Segment describes Legion curlers from seed Branch of the Roy Cagaaian Legion in Carberry weekend playdowns. Goi comrades won initial games then lost subsequent matchups including the final where Pomage and Rivers played. eight zones participated.
Local Minor Hockey Playoffs Drawn In Western League
In opening round playdowns the local squad trails 9 to 7 after a late push to erase a two goal deficit. Thompson leads the Western League contenders with three goals, while Hukaway and Acarus each score three for the Russell boys. Shoal Lake dominates Mare in a Monday 10 1 win as Jackson and Loney score. Next games set at Shaincuait Friday and Mossburn Saturday, Snake Creek League action continues. Bantams and Pee Wees posted a Memorial Arena split with Angusville.
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Vernil
Tudsooll
Aguas
We Slaila
Blixiget
Uaydowns
Aune
Meeis Thompson
Piajog
Soun
Russell Boys Punyea Tainiota
Hamiota Ass Feigay
Té Wih Hukawayana Acarus
Loney
Shoal Lake
Atonday Mug
van Jackson
Hykaway
Ies
Seares
Wadael
Eaca
Kit Msck Arcaer
Hudmaneaca
Russell Boys
Shaincuait
Priaay Oigai
Mossburn
Snake Creek
Bantams
Pee Wees
Memorial Areas
Angusvile
Russell
Angusville
Idend Uander
Binscarth
Canada’s Agriculture Minister John J Greene A prominent eastern Canadian figure
John Joseph Greene MP Renfrew South and Canada’s agriculture minister was born June 24 1820 in Toronto. He studied at the University of Toronto Osgoode Hall and earned a law degree. Greene served in the RCAF WW II, was Mentioned in Dispatches and awarded the Victoria Cross. He entered politics in 1963, held several federal posts, and led consumer credit committee work. He is married to Georgette Bedore from Arnprior with five children.
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John Joseph Greene
Renfrew South
Agriculture
Canada
Toronto
University of Torento
Gnier
Hus
D.V.A
University of Toronto
Osgoode Hall
Otewa
Adr. Greene
Renfrew
Voanell
Greene
Eastern Canada
House of Commons
House
Gossing
Veterans Affairs
Consumer Credit
Dublin
Ottawa
Goriane Bedore of
Armprior
Peter Andilean
Jocelyn
Stephanie
Virginia
Fathers Guests At Aid Cadet Banquet
The event honored cadet program supporters led by Me Loney and Russell Branch. Speakers praised citizenship goals as Warrant Officer McKenzie was introduced. cadets from Inglis Bascarth Foxwarren Bittle and Russell attend with 62 members in the squadron, the largest in a decade.
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Eliairman
Loney
Russell Branch
Canalien. Legion 127
Russell’ Sehool
Pelly Trail
Russell
Memorial Hall
Alex Dalziel
Sunset
W. D. Aberden
F/L. Ubryniuk
McKenzie
Ron Payne
Inglis
Biscarth
Foxwarren
Bittle
Manitoba Red Cross Sets 1968 Objective At 408847
Dr Max Avren of the Manitoba Division announced a 1966 campaign objective of 408847 for the Red Cross in Manitoba. He noted 306000 was already assured from United Way supporters in Winnipeg. 102847 more would push the drive over the top. The society operates 11 services including blood transfusion water safety disaster relief Junior Red Cross and sick room.
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Max Avren
Manitoba
Canadian “Red ” Cross Society
Avten
United Way
Greater
Winnipeg
Red Cross
Avren
Plan For Clear Lake Men's Conference
Representatives of the United Church organize a western province conference for men. Pred Charles of Minnedoss is named chairman. The conference, set for June 17 19, aims to unite local men under church auspices.
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Clear Lake
United Church
Pred Charles
Minnedoss
Grace L C W January Meeting Report
Grace L C W met for their January gathering at Mrs. R. Zimmer's home. The devotion opened with hymn and prayer, scripture from Genesis 12 and Jeremiah 31 read, and a group singing of Lord Speak to Me. Mrs. Zimmer led the study from These Also I Must Bring. minutes were read and adopted and the 1965 financial statement noted.
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Grace L.C.W
R. Zimmer
Jesus
Russell Air Cadet Wally Peel Wins Royal Trophy
Wally Peel, of Russell, named winner of the Royal Canadian Flying Clubs Association trophy for best amateur pilot. Former No 677 Russell Air Cadet Squadron member turned Flight Sergeant. Peel earned a Flying Scholarship from the Air Cadet League of Canada, trained in Winnipeg, obtained a private licence, and added the Tudhope Trophy and Russell Legion Trophy in 1985 for proficiency.
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Wally Peel
Royal Canadian Flying Clubs Association
Wally
Russell Air Cadet Squadron
Fous Gessa
Cadete Ria
Air Cadet League of
Canada
Winnipeg
Branie
Ammer
Russell Legion
Russell
Study Links High School Marks to Plans in Manitoba
University of Manitoba released a study of selected Manitoba high school students in three regions including the Interlake Central Plains and Winnipeg areas. It finds higher average marks correlate with stronger chances of achieving educational plans with about 90 percent of farm, village and city students continuing beyond grade 9.
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University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Interea
Central Plains
Winnipeg
Large enrolment in upgrading courses signals policy push
Education minister Hon. Jeonge Johnson hailed rising enrolment in upgrading courses as evidence of growing recognition of the need to advance skills. In the November to June period, enrolment rose beyond the 2008 level, with hundreds enrolled in industrial mathematics, trade science, and business English courses. The Vocational Branch oversees three to four courses open to 17 plus adults out of school for at least a year, offering living allowances and placement in a provincial technical expansion underway in Brandon and Winnipeg.
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Jeonge Johnson
Johnson
Manitoba Institute of Technology
Manitoba Vocational Centre
Brandon
New Appointment Does Not Affect National Employment Office
Mr MacLean stated the new appointment does not affect George Wilson who continues as manager of the National Employment Office. The remark clarifies leadership continuity amid organizational changes.
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Ing
MacLean
George Wilkison
National Employment Office
Mac
Ess
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Native Son
Ir Mesmo Greene
Aid
Russell Air Cadet
Ww. T. Abryni
Aa. Rep
Rams
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