How Civil Defence Operates in Natural Disaster
Civil defence organizations aim to save lives in disasters whether man made or natural. They unify existing services to act swiftly, train volunteers as auxiliary firefighters police first aid workers and more, and coordinate response to floods fires hurricanes and even war. The plan also covers aftermath by mobilizing health welfare food shelter and efficient use of all community services.
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North America
Civil Defence
Inglis Community News Notes 1956 Holiday Visits
The Inglis area reports numerous visitors and social events over the long weekend. Residents include Henry Fingas, Ivan McCann, Rev F Oswald, Murray Liske, Herb Liske, Jake Bezon, Ernie Fingas, Garfield Ebert, Mavis Kendall, Betty Jackson, Ed Grant, Kenneth Hopkins, Marvin Seifert, Clarence Seifert, Ralph Klimack, Caroline Rubel, Henry Topolinski, B McKay, Pauline Pentlichuk, Edith Gorlick wedding, and Jim Lorimer visitors. A wedding for Edith Gorlick and Robert Rowell occurred at St Stephen's on Aug 18 with reception at Club Mor. The Rowells plan to reside in Fort Churchill. Inglis School reopens Sept 1 with six teachers. S M Spidell is principal.
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Henry Fingas
Jae Etnied
Leon Piesens
Winnipeg
Ivan McCann
Royal Bank
Oswald
Edmonton
Alta
Inglis
Inglis School
S. M. Spidell
L. Gandza
Carman Gray
Eddie ‘Fingas
Alice Burtnyk
Beryl | Vermeulen
Benito
Mary Schwar
Griswold
Man
Hudson School
Murray Liske
Herb Liske
Larry
Sudbury
Ontario
Herb
R. Liske
Liske
Jake Bezo
London
Detroit
Ernie Fingas
Garfield Ebert
Marjorie
M. Haas
Mavis
Vernon Kendall
Betty Jackson
Grant
Rochedale
Kenneth Hopkins
Pas
Lloyd
Hopkins
Marvin Seifert
Rivers
Otto Seifert
Clarence Seifert
Clarence
I D. Seifert
Ralph ‘Klimack
Jacob’ Klimack
Caroline Rubel
Tony Rubel
Miss Rubel
RCAF
Montreal
Henry Topolinski
B. McKay
Pauline Pentlichuk
Alex Pentlichuk
Jack Garlick
George Gorlick
Gloria Kuhn
Rowell
Fort Churchill
Jim Lorimer
Herb Lorimer
Roblin area notes and visits highlight August weekend
Local social and civic items from Dropmore and surrounding district recount hospital greetings for J M O Robertson, weekend visits by Kay and Lawrence Robb, and gatherings at the homes of Baronet and Digby. Residents attend Board of Trade events, farewells at Piwniak home, 4 H club trips to Minnesota, and dances sponsored by the Dropmore Board of Trade.
Local notices from Inglis United Church events
At Inglis United Church on Sunday September 16 Melvin Haas returned from a holiday in Edmonton Alberta. Mr George Anderson and his son George Jr were visitors in Dauphin on Sunday last.
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Inglis United Church
Melvin Haas
Edmonton
Alta
George Anderson
George, Jr
Dau Phin
Social visits across Canada and U S towns
Mr Guy Henry of Winnipeg stayed with Mr and Mrs George Haas. Mr and Mrs E Elliott of Seattle visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Eliott. Mr and Mrs C Miller of Shoal Lake spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Langford. Mr and Mrs A Boster of Winnipeg visited Mr and Mrs P Patterson. Mr and Mrs Lyde Phillips of Calgary called on Mr and Mrs J Phillips. Visitors to Mrs Peatz included Mr and Mrs J Petz and Mr and Mrs P Peatz with Mickey of Regina. Weekend guests at the Ranza home were Mr and Mrs J Bulizuik and Mr and Mrs G Bulizuik of Regina, Vera Bulizuk of Calgary, and Mr and Mrs Beraza of Winnipeg.
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Guy Henry
Winnipeg
George Haas
E. Elliott
Seattle
Lloyd Eliott
C. Miller
Shoal Lake
J. Langford
A. Boster
P. Patterson
Liyle Phillips
Calgary
J. Phillips
Peatz
J. Petz
P. Peatz
Mickey
Regina
Ranza
J. Bulizuik
Minniska School Store Hosts Visitors and Visits Across Area
Miss Funk of Roblin ran the school store and is living with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Klimack. Mrs. Stewart and Dorothy saw their son and daughter in law Bob and Bonnie Stewart last week. Elizabeth McLennan stayed at Geo. and Mrs. McLeod’s Friday. Margaret Keating visited Brunkild with Bill Chase and their son. Donald McLeod’s family and Jim and Janet Angus met at Chater. Margaret Hertlein and Margaret visiting Winnipeg. Joe Chester and family from Lakeland visited Paul Ewanki’s home. Chester is Mrs. Ewanki’s sister. Mervyn and Shirley Dunn and daughters visited Ted Armstrongs. Jim Kieper spent weekend with grandparents Charlie and Adolph. Norman McLennan and Wes McLeod were business visitors to Chater.
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J. M.O Robertson
Roblin Hospital
Kay Robb
Laurence Robb
Winnipeg
Phil Zimmer
Mary. Nichols
Elphin Stone
Arthur Nichols
E. H. Comfort
Brandon
Ray Mireau
MacLeod
Regina
Doreen
George Baronet
R. Lewis
A. Morrison
Ste. Rose du Lac
Castleavery
Paul Hertlein
Sudbury
Ont
Jack Kruger
Clarence Hunt
Lou. Moersch
Adelaide Vol Ckaert
Ikakee
Wilmette
Ill
Bill Robertson
Tummel
J. M. Robertson
Mike Piwniak
Bill Piwniuk
Kelowna
Bill
Archie MacFadyen
Piwniik
Bobby Digby
John MacFadyen
Birch River
Minneapolis
Kenora
Duluth
Michigan
Detroit Lakes
Council
Bobby
Clifford Nichols
Funk
Roblin
Adolph Klimack
Stewart
Dorothy
Bob
Bonnie Stewart
Elizabeth McLennan
Geo
Charlie Adolphe
Norman McLennan
Wes McLeod
Chater
Plant Breeders Advocate Regionally Suited Varieties
A discussion notes farmers often grow second or third choice grain varieties not recommended for their district. It warns that sticking with lower yielding or poor quality varieties reduces cash returns and overall market quality, while chasing every new variety may also hurt.
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Mnlamer
Sarah
Ml Onsin Company
Prairie Province Guidance for New Crop Varieties
The text notes a new variety not fully using trials by Experimental Farms and Universities to test suitability for an area and compare performance with the standard variety. It adds that most producers follow annual departmental variety recommendations in the prairie provinces, which offer a useful guide to study carefully.
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Department of Agriculture
Prairie
Manitoba Dominates Toronto Butter and Egg Prizes
Manitoba captured 68 of 152 prizes across four sections at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. Special wins went to Magnusson of Treherne for best finished print butter and to Dauphin Creamery for unsalted creamery print. In eggs, Ross Cameron notes 38 of 42 entries secured prizes, including nine firsts and 20 seconds.
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Manitoba
Toronto
C. H. P. Kiblick
Magnusson
Treherne
Dauphin Creamery of Canada Packers Ltd
Ross Cameron
Canada Packers
Winnipeg
Moosehorn
Shoal Lake
Canada
Rapid City
Chatfield Creamery
Morden Creamery
F. J. Dwornick
Teuon
Fisher Branch Creamery
Gardenton Creamery
Moosehorn Creamery
Toulon
Dauphin
Bothwell Cooperative Produce
New Bothwell
Ideal Produce Co
Arborg
Cecil Zimmerman
Macgregor
Sale of Confiscated Firearms by Mines and Natural Gam Branch
An audio sale of firearms seized under the Game and Fisheries Act will begin at 12:30 pm daylight saving time on August 2, 1956, at Theatre 469 Broadway Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba. About 118 firearms including shotguns rifles and .22 caliber will be offered with reserve bids. display times and viewing hours are set for September 10 and 11. High bids not guaranteed. Dated August 4, 1958, Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Game and Fisheries Act
Broadway Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
Tove
Winnies
Manitoba
Jon
F.c.bell
J.g.cowan
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Civil Defence Services
T. Rubel
Dropmore
Dropmore | Board of Trade
Betty Goodban
R. G.smellie
Russell
Burke Cameron
Burke
RS. Camron
Rene Jennings
Glen Elmo
R. P. Jennings
Mary, Pyott
Business
Waterloo
John Deere
E. C. Shepherd
Russell and District
Fouillard Brothers
Foxwarren
ST. Lazare, Manitoba
Peaches
C. Prunes
Liprick
Jranges
Shellmouth
Minniska
Mines and Natural Gam Branch
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