October Meeting of Christ Senior Guild
Christ Church Senior Guild held its October meeting in the parish hall on the 4th with 12 regular and one new member. Minutes were read and adopted, with business noted. TV dinners were approved for November 2nd for those who order. Talent money to be handed in at the October 25th meeting in the parish hall. Mrs. Morrison won the monthly draw. Dr. Baizley spoke on fire safety, urging prompt fire department calls, proper escape, and regular family fire drills. He advised memorizing the fire department number and checking home fire hazards.
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Christ Churen Senior Guild
Mos‘rondon
Baizley
Get Out Safely Fire Week Emphasized By Labour Minister
Labour minister Hon Obie Baizley urged adherence to the Get Out Safely message during fire prevention week October 9 to 15. He stressed the first rule is to get out and stay out and to warn others in danger from small fires and smoke inhalation.
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Labour
Obie Baizley
Western Pavilion Rising On Expo Site
Western Pavilion rises at the Expo site with workers from Western Canada, featuring mountains and forests displays from British Columbia Alberta and Manitoba. The exhibit includes an energy tunnel a giant logging truck a potash room and research displays from Bristol Aerospace Continental Can and Thompson mine. Hostess garments from Manitoba design prototypes and moving kinetic sculptures create a symphony of sight and sound.
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British Columbia
Alberta
Prairies
Manitoba
INOO
Thompson
Bristol Aerospace Industries
Continental Can Company
Winnipeg
Parents Should Back Cub Scout Movement
A newspaper note emphasizes the importance of Cub Scout participation in a boy's life urging parents to support the movement. It highlights benefits in character, leadership, and community service while calling for family involvement and encouragement.
Marchwell visitors share Winnipeg and Regina connections
A Nor ris Hogberg home guest Lorca Jensen from Winnipeg and Winnipeg pairs Mr and Mrs Jake Schmidt with Mrs Mine Jim MacPher son. Relatives visit from Deloraine to Wilford Kirk and Mrs J Schepp heads to the West Coast to visit New Westminster and Victoria. Gary Nelson goes to Thompson for work. George Roulston and spouse spend weekend in Regina.
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Norris
Victoria
Thorstein Ness
Spy Hill
A Yent
Gary Nelson
Thompson
George Roulston
Regina
First Presbyterian Service Held in Manse Beside Stones
This week in history notes Manitoba’s Sept ember 19 1861 arrival of John Wesley Bond and a visit through Minnesota and North Dakota with an escort to Pembina for the first Presbyterian church service near the stone and timber settlement, amid the Bells of Saint Boniface.
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Manitoba
San IG
Boniface
John Wesley Bond
Minneota
North Dakota
Pembina
Canadian Country Tommy Hunter launches color CBC show
Canada’s country star Tommy Hunter begins a second season headlining his own CBC TV program in color, showcasing his music and hosting duties as the new season starts.
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Canada
Tommy Hunter
Cbc-Tv
Tommy
The Migratory Bird Treaty and Pioneer Conservators
The article recalls the 1916 Migratory Bird Treaty between the United States and Great Britain signed in Washington and proclaimed in December, ending market shooting and uniting US and Canadian agencies to regulate migratory game hunting. It credits pioneer conservationists and notes the treaty's role in protecting nongame species.
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United States
Great Britain
Washington
Grants for Recreation Directors In Manitoba Expanded
Hon Sterling Lyon announces provincial grants for full time community recreation directors. The plan provides one third of salary up to 2000 dollars, rising from the former 500 dollar grant. Communities are forming coordinated recreation programs under expert direction as the fitness and amateur sport branch mails details and conditions.
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Sterling R. Lyon, QC
Tourism and Recreation
Lyon
Fall Application Of Nitrogen Saves Money
Soil specialists from the Manitoba Department of Agriculture say fall nitrogen can save time and money with only minor losses in effectiveness. Fall use is not advised on sandy loam and coarse soils where nitrogen may move beyond the root zone. Farmers applying more than 25 pounds per acre on cereals should broadcast in spring or fall to avoid rapeseed reduction. Fall application reduces spring work on stubble lands, matching phosphate and potash needs where applicable.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
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Queen's Hotel
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Joan Greenwood
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