Package Tours Answer Many Travel Problems
Nearly 100 westerners returned to Winnipeg from the Stratford Shakespearean Festival aboard the Super Continental with CN package tours. The group’s seats, accommodation, and sightseeing tours came from several centres in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Travelers praised group travel for ease and socializing, noting the 10 day itinerary included three Shakespeare plays and the festival. They stopped in Toronto for CN Exhibition grandstand show en route.
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Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
Stratford
Jack Rosa
Swift
Current
Stratford ‘Theatre
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Charles Carter
Meadow Lake
Sask
Ross
Toronto
Prairie Farm Units to Pump Water on Saskatchewan Manitoba Farms
Canada’s Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration will deploy four complete pumping units to Moose Jaw Weyburn Melville and Brandon offices to consolidate available water on eastern Saskatchewan and western Manitoba farms. Units include 5,000 ft of six inch pipe and a four cylinder gasoline engine with rental rates around 300 per job plus pipe length. aim is to relieve critical stockwatering shortages and optimize water use for winter.
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Regina
Amery
Whitton
Development Plan for Pelican Rapids Students and Adults
Manitoba education's special schools branch will launch a family development program for Indians and Metis at Pelican Rapids near Mafeking. The project mirrors Duck Bay's pioneer program, integrating all ages with a new two-classroom building and extended evening courses in home economics, carpentry, electrical work, and academics leading to Grade XI. 50 percent funded by the province and Indian Affairs, aims to raise living standards in the settlement.
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Manitoba Department of Education
Pelican Rapids
Mafeking
Dawson Bay
Lake Winnipegosis
Stewart E. McLean
Duck Bay
North America
Province and Indian Affairs
Manitoba
Health and Welfare Department
It Is Happening Here It Is Happening Here
A Financial Post editorial discusses government overreach in British Columbia and rising public cynicism toward officials. The piece notes the 1961 trend of expanding state power, taxation, and regulation, and questions public selection of leaders amid growing bureaucracy. It contrasts past private rights with present government control.
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Financial Post
Government of
British Columbia
British ‘Columbia
Late Classified for Sale Weanling Pigs
Weanling pigs priced at eight dollars each listed by Mike Snitynsky. Contact Russell at 90745 for details.
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Mike Snitynsky
Russell
Carroll Appeals For Aid To Reduce Fire Toll
Carroll appeals for public help in fire prevention and notes hospital stay for J B. in Carroll, with thanks to doctors and local Elks for support. The message urges active public preparation and observance of fire prevention measures.
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Carroll
Jess
J. B
Minister of Labor
Langer
Said
Russell Elks and
Knox
United W.A
John Schwalm
Prehistoric Spearpoint Found At Grand Rapids
A laboriously carved flint spearpoint was found on the Saskatchewan River bank at Grand Rapids indicating human presence in the area for over 8,000 years. The fluted Folsom variant and other artifacts were displayed by Prof. W J Mayer-Oakes and a four member team from the University of Oklahoma, part of Manitoba Hydro related studies on the forebay project.
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Saskatchewan River
Grand Rapids
Manitoba
Bering Straits
Asia
Arctic
Hudson Bay
Tree Belt
North America
W. J. Mayer-Oakes
University of Oklahoma
Manitoba Hydro
Department of Nines and Natural Resources
New Power Project
Ie Iee
Church Services Schedule for Russell Area
Anglican Rev A J Middleditch leads Trinity 15 at 11 30 Holy Communion Thursday 14 10 00 Bethany Lutheran Inglis offers 10 30 service Sunday Sept 10 Sunday school starts Sept 10 Grace Lutheran Russell 1 00 pm service Bethel Lutheran Marchwell 1 30 pm service Weekend Sept 16 Saturday school planned
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Bethany Lutheran
Inglis
Grace Lutheran
Russell
Bethel Lutheran
Marchwell
Storing Garden Equipment For Winter Safety
Garden tools must be stored safely for winter. Wrap and secure heads, tie handles, and place shears and mower blades in burlap. Lock away insecticides and poisons in strong boxes and keep flammable fluids away from heat and children.
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Dodge
Pontiac
F. Clement & Sons
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Canada Department OF Agriculture
Para
Royal Alex
Adv
G. Alan Phillips
CPR
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Ontario
Minnesota
Texas
J. Harris
Manitoba School Journal
Roblin
Manitoba Association of Fire Chiefs
Lisse
Keith Davidson
Christ Church Russell the
Anglican Church of Canada
A. J. Middleditch
Lutheran
F. Reinhardt
John Deerear
I.H.C. We
Massey
Russell Farm Equipment
H.C
Dodge Cars
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