Manitoba District Representatives Published Weekly List
The article lists district representatives for Manitoba areas including River Hills Lena Street E J Bouvier, Victoria Beach Mrs Anne Lester, Whitemouth Mrs T G Erskine, and others. Published Tuesday April 18 1961 by Field Leader Limited Du Bonnet Manitoba in Springfield Federal district.
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Manitoba
Springfield
Field Leader Limited
du Bonnet
Olive Iwanick
River Hills
Lena St
E. J. Bouvier Ried
Rosemary Victoria Beach
Anne Lester
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Poultry trend pushes turkey products into home menus
A Manitoba trend toward convenience foods boosts pre cooked turkey and chicken products. Prairie Produce Limited now processes 100 to 123 turkey rolls daily from 22 to 25 pound birds. Rolls, available in white, dark or mixed meat, aim for retail sale. The move supports stable prices and greater consumption, with hotels restaurants and caterers already buying. Manitoba poultry expert Ross Cameron calls pre processing key to meeting varied consumer habits.
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Winnipeg
Prairie Produce Limited
Ross Cameron
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Seven Sisters by Rosemary and Pat notes and events
Birthday greetings for Gary Richardson on April 11 mark his first birthday with Winnipeg relatives visiting. Twin daughters Beverley Jean and Barbara Ann born April 12 at Whitemouth hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Simpson. Curling club members compete in Winnipeg bonspiels amid stiff competition with no comment from players. Hospital Guild pot luck set for April 21 at 7 p.m. at the Community Hall. Curling Club annual meeting April 10 elects officers including president J Kearns and secretary Don Cowell. New curling pins shown. discussion on artificial ice. Canadian Cancer Society offers updated cancer information to doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kearns
J. Callum
Wm. Lawson
Don Cowell
George Kretchmer
Jack Kearns
Manitoba Curling Association
Jack Earns
C. Precious
C. Frantz
K. Higgins
M. Reid
L. Strick
Manitoba fashion show features Brandon firms and sponsors
Styles and hats worn by models were produced by Brandon firms including Ted Heming Jewellers Town and Country Beauty Salon Bonnies Hats and Eves Gift Shop. Flowers provided by Pattermore's Florists. The show was sponsored by the Home Economics section of the Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation in cooperation with McCalls Corporation.
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Brandon
Agricultural Extension Centre
Patricia Ross
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Miss Ross
Ted Heming Jewellers
Town and Country Beauty Salon
Bonnie’s Hats
Eve's Gift Shop
Patmore’s Florists
Home Economics
McCalls Corporation
Budget Debates Fizzle As Parties Clash In Manitoba
The budget session yielded tame exchanges between Liberals and CCF over debt taxes and provincial financing. Campbell attacked rising debt and missed promises, while Orlikov urged housing and resource taxes. Froese offered cautious criticism tied to Social Credit ideas. Margarine coloring bill advances amid heated but brief debate. The assembly nears prorogation as a joint Manitoba North Dakota session is planned and local political maneuvering winds down.
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CCF
Campbell
Metro
Roblin
Orlikov
Public Accounts Committee
McLean
Paulley
Paully
Paulsey
Storing Wool and Wardrobe Care Against Moths
Home Economist offers wool storage steps to prevent moth damage. Free clothes of moths, use cleaning or airing, then seal in bags or boxes. Use flake naphthalene or paradichlorobenzene carefully, hang in closets, and ensure cracks are sealed for tight storage.
St George's Day Services at Christ Church Whitemouth
On the third Sunday after Easter April 23 Holy Communion at 9:00 a.m. Junior Bible Class at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 a.m. Evening Prayer at 3:00 p.m. Christ Church Whitemouth Manitoba.
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Cliff Monk
Canadian Lutheran World Relief
Winnipeg
ST. Mary's Church
Pointe du Bois
Christ Church
Whitemouth
Man
Great Falls
Home Fires Warn Canada of Child Death Toll
An Ontario style warning urges preventing child deaths from home fires by avoiding gasoline and coal oil in stoves. It favors safe lighting with prepared kindling and waxed materials, and cautions against risky practices that can cause deadly fires.
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Canada
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Form News
Rosemary and
Pat
Gary Richardson
Neil Lyons
Mark Reid
Wm. Dorland
Curling Club
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Hospital Guild
The
Canadian Cancer Society
Hadashville High School
Birch
J. W. Wade
Agassiz
Lac du Bonnet
Springfield Leader
Hilt
Fontaine
L. Carillon
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
Australia
Colombo
North Dakota
Home Economist News
By Eleanor W. Stuart
Beausejour
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Cor
Life Auto Fire Insurance
Park Ave
Reimer
McLeod's Store
Hleurs
St. Boniface
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
Morris Green
North American Baptist Church
Legion Hall
A. Gellert
ST. John’s Anglican Church
Church OF the Advent
T. A. Smith
Robert Henderson
Delorimier
Montreal
P.Q
Chiropractic
Davidson
A. T. Turner
McGill “U
G. Wright
E.M. Finkleman
B.A
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Whitemouth Hotel
Lac DU Bonnet Lakeview
Matlin & Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
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Beausejour, Manitoba
Joseph Bellan
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