How to Think Like a Woman in Meat Shopping
Misa Elaine Collett of the Chatelaine Institute spoke at the Most Packers Council of Canada about women’s desire for practical meat buying guidance. She urged labeled folders, clear cooking methods, and honest help at counters to ease unfamiliar cuts, noting that many women shop with pride and rely on word of mouth, while husbands often decide the family meat.
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Misa Elaine Collett
Chatelaine Institute
Toronto
Gelegaten
Most Packers Council of Canada
Ofin
Misa Collett
Miss Collett
South Saskatchewan dam embankment contract awarded
A contract valued at 15 598 860 dollars was let for the final stages of the main embankment of the South Saskatchewan river dam. Five bids were submitted. the highest stood at 21 472 242 dollars. The project involves joining eastern and western embankments, diverting the river through tunnels, placing about 36 million cubic yards of material, and using 500 000 tons of riprap. Target completion for this stage is July 1966.
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South Saskatchewan Ver
Alnwick Castle's Rich Norman and Royal History Unveiled
Alnwick Castle in Northumberland traces nine centuries from Norman lords to Percy family expansions. Highlights include 14th century towers, a 12th century Postern Tower museum with Battle of Hedgeley relics, a state coach used at royal coronations, and an extensive 16,000 book library. The site has served as army HQ and prison during wars with Scotland, with Cromwell holding 6,000 prisoners after capturing the castle.
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Alnwick Castle
Northumberland
England
William the Conqueror
William
Hastings
Gilbert Tyson
Alnwick
Y ¥Ve de Vescy
Henry de Percy
Percy
Olver Cromwell
Dunbar
Cromwell
Hedgeley
Charles XX
France
Duke of Northumberland
George IV
Edward, VII
Fifth Earl of Northumberland
Country style hair trends sweep Norfolk farm hands
Aubrey Tite of Walsoken England markets country hair styles to teen farm hands in Norfolk. He argues country people can be style setters, countering the stereotype of being slow or backward with names like the Furrows and the Wind Mill.
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Aubrey Tite
Walsoken
England
Norfolk
Tite
Young Whooper Dies at Aransas Refuge
A young whooping crane died at the Aransas wildlife refuge in Texas. The count of remaining birds stands at 32, unchanged from last year, according to the U.S. Interior Department.
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Aransas Wildlife Refuge
Texas
U.S. Interior Department
Credit For Tickets To Ottawa Rough Riders Sale Drive
The Rough Riders advertise that Canada's largest civil service credit union will loan members to buy football tickets. Manager Red O'Quinn says the club relies on civil service support in non industrial Ottawa.
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Ottawa Rough Riders
Canada
Civil Service Credit Union
Civil Service Cooperative Credit Society
Rough Rider
Red O'Quinn
Ottawa
Yukon lends aid after Alaska quake disaster
The Yukon reported the Alaska earthquake and its devastation in nearby communities. Ed Gilbert’s radio readings connected Alaska to central emergency HQ as Anchorage Haines Juneau Kodiak Seward Valdez and Whitehorse residents watched. Yukon groups pledged medical aid space beds and supplies while planning further exchanges and support.
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Ed Gilbert
Alaska
Anchorage
Haines
Juneau
Kodiak
Seward
Valdez
Whittier
Whitehorse
Fairbanks
Yukon
Saskatchewan Doctors Perform A Second Kidney Transplant
Saskatchewan celebrates a landmark at Saskatoon where a six member medical team completed a second kidney transplant on the same patient. The operation, likely Canada’s first and among the world’s few, offers new life to a young Saskatchewan woman and signals improved local access to complex care. The piece lauds provincial doctors and urges pride in local health achievements.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Canada
Canada Leads International Cyprus Peace Effort
Canada took the lead in proposing an international force for Cyprus, signaling readiness to act in crisis and promote peace. With US and Britain pledges, a UN army may deploy to enforce a three month truce to prevent Greek Turkish bloodshed and NATO tensions, with possible continued UN presence if a deal remains elusive.
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Canada
Cyprus
United States
Britain
United Nations
Mediterranean
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Canada needs more immigrants to unlock potential
The newsletter of the Chamber of Commerce argues Canada must accept more immigrants to grow the economy. It notes 1963 brought 93,151 immigrants, 25 percent above 1962 but well below the 1951–60 average of 160,000. It compares Australia’s intake and cites recent ministerial leadership as key to boosting arrivals and employment.
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Canada
Australia
Citizenship and ‘Immigration
Rene Tremblay
Guy Favreau
Chamber of Commerce
Three dollar bills spark museum note and politics remark
The Financial Post notes a $3 banknote could be worth more than its face value with a few such notes in Canada’s Bank of Canada money museum. Mrs Harold Wilson, wife of Labour leader, says she supports Harold but dislikes House rows. Britain plans 1964 65 crop arrangements. cereals import price talks with Australia US and Argentina. Zimmermann Bank issued a $3 note in 1856. Details pending finalization.
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Financial Post
Bank of Canada
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Harold
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SCO
Georges Ferris
van Doos
Montreal
Reg Malladay
By Sylvia Hack
Young Whooper
T.H. “McLeod
College of ‘Commerce
University of Saskatchewan
College of Arts and Science
Regina
Dr. McLeod
Bach
Whitehorse Star
Leader-Post
Sask
New York Herald Tribune
Argentina
U.K
Zimmerman Bank
Niagara Falls
Madame Nhu
Montreal Gazette
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