Whitemouth Hospital Guilds Hold Annual Get-Together
The Whitemouth District Hospital Guilds held their yearly gathering June 23 in the White mouth school auditorium with about seventy members and guests from Elma Rennie Seven Sisters and Whitemouth. Reports highlighted improvements in 1952 over 1951, the operating deficit at about 1.25 per capita, and a lively program followed by lunch.
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Whitemouth District Hospital
Whitemouth
Elma
Rennie
Seven Sisters
D. M. Wardrop
Carr
Henderson
Ritchey
Tomila
Johnson
A. S. Williams
Helen Johnson
P. R. Paulsen
E. Malkoske
F. Carlson
W. Godolphin
Betty Johnson
D. Fotheringham
Mesdames A
Miss Johnson
Manitoba Officials Discuss Civil Defence Cooperation
Manitoba cabinet minister Hon. C. Rhodes Smith led a Civil Defence meeting at International Falls Minnesota June 16 to 18 with Manitoba and North Dakota officials. They debated mutual assistance measures including disaster personnel, essential highway vehicle control, and health and welfare facilities for evacuees. Accompanying Smith were Lt. Col. A. C. Delaney and Robert E. Curran Q C who advised on legal aspects.
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Manitoba
C. Rhodes Smith
International Falls
Minn
North Dakota
Smith
U.S
Mr. Smith
A. C. Delaney
Civil Defence
Robert E. Curran
Q.C
Ottawa
Department of National Health and Welfare
Baldy George Elected C A H A President at Minaki Lodge
Baldy George of Kemptville Ontario was elected president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association on the final day of a four day convention at Minaki Lodge. He succeeds Doug Grimston of New Westminster. Main talks focused on revising NHL C A H A contract agreements and the contentious junior age C form. An NHL C A H A meeting is planned later this year to address the issues.
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Baldy George
Kemptville
Ont
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Minaki Lodge
Doug Grimston
New Westminster
National Hockey League
C.A.H.A
Maintaining a Trash Cover On Summer Fallow
Trash cover farming grows in western Canada to curb soil erosion and moisture loss. Experts advise careful surface maintenance during summer fallow, using shallow tillage beneath residues and straw handling to preserve cover in dry areas. Continuous disc use harms cover. use red weeders or cultivators to protect residue.
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Canada
Harry Legett
Lacombe
Summer Management of the Beef Herd
Spring calving plans and pasture timing guide beef herd management. Early spring hoof trimming aids pasture health. Bull exercise setups and separate seasonal runs noted. Calves born March to May with recorded breeding dates. Mineral mix of salt and bone meal supports calcium and phosphorus needs. Heifers bred at two years old in late August, with late-born two year olds deferred. The first Canadian university originated in Quebec City in 1635.
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Scott, Sask
Canada to issue special four-cent Red Cross stamp
The July stamp marks the XVIII International Red Cross Conference in Toronto from July 23 to August 9. Printed in blue and red, it follows two earlier two-color issues, including the 1898 map stamp and the 1939 king and queen visit. It is Canada’s first time hosting the conference and only the second in the Western Hemisphere.
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Toronto
Canada
Southern Indian Lake Fourth Largest in Manitoba
Southern Indian Lake is described as a relatively obscure lake that ranks as the fourth largest in Manitoba, highlighting its geographic standings within the province.
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Lake
Manitoba
Eleven Year Old Voyager Undaunted
An 11 year old girl from Edinburgh Justice Wilson traveled alone to Vancouver to visit her grandmother Mrs Martha ser. She flew to Montreal on the first leg then took the Continental Limited to Vancouver. She plans a three month stay and will return to Edinburgh to resume school in the fall.
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Justice Wilson
Edinburgh
Scotland
Vancouver
Marthaser
Justice
George Wilson
Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Continental Limited
Alberta Spins Up 3 Million Weekly in Oil Prospecting
Alberta is pouring about 3 million dollars weekly into the search for new oil deposits as exploration intensifies across the province. Engineers, geologists, and investors coordinate surveys, seismic tests, and drilling plans to extend production amid rising energy demand and prices.
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Alberta
Gardiner Announces Dairy Promotion Campaign in Canada
Rt. Hon. James G. Gardiner minister of agriculture in Ottawa commends the Dairy Farmers of Canada for a year long information drive to promote use of Canadian dairy products. June will feature a cent a pound butterfat or milk equivalent to fund the campaign and increase native foods consumption. Gardiner stresses dairying as a key national resource and a healthy consumer staple.
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Canada
Dairy Farmers of Canada
James G. Gardiner
Ottawa
Gardiner
Bridge Opening Postponed in Manitoba Ceremony Delay
The Emerson Bridge and Highway No 75 opening ceremony has been postponed indefinitely by Manitoba Department of Public Works officials. Originally set for July 4, the event was delayed due to unpredictable circumstances.
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Emerson Bridge
Highway No. 75
Manitoba Department of Public Works
Ostopowich Re-elected Leader In Stead Thalberg Farmers
The Stead Thalberg district farmers met at Thalberg North school June 25. J Ostopowich was re-elected president as 77 percent of district farmers join the union. F W Otto became vice president and Joe Zakaluk secretary. Directors include B A Gunning education, Fred Klann legislative, Steve Antymis grievance, Zakaluk and Mrs B A Gunning recreational, Peter Letwin public relations, A H Otto and John Kulbaba see collections. Guest speaker W Gander praised active leadership and urged a marketing board, noting Denmark as a model. He urged new tactics after years of effort.
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Stead- Thalberg
Thalberg North School
J. Ostopowich
F. W. Otto
Joe
W. Gander
Stead-Thalberg
Gander
Marketing Board
Denmark
W.F
Princess Margaret visits war memorial homes in Middlesex
The princess tours disabled ex servicemen homes, wearing a chicer ribboned hat and a smile, as residents present flowers to the royal visitor during the Middlesex engagement with British veterans.
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Princess Margaret
War Memorial
Middlesex
Eng
Bridal Shower Honors Nora Tinant in St Ouens
A bridal shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kelvert in St Ouens honored Miss Nora Tinant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tinant of Lac du Bonnet. Nora’s wedding to George Wurch of St Ouens is planned for Saturday July 19. Over fifty guests attended the evening, sharing gifts and a luncheon.
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Ed. Kelvert
St. Ouens
Nora Tinant
Henry Tinant
Lac du Bonnet
George Wurch
Adolph Wurch
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Hospital Guilds
C. D
New C.A.H.A
N.H.L
C.A. H.A
Frank Hewson
Collingwood
Hewson
Quebec City
Royal Canadian Regiment
Koje
National Defence
Voyager
Gardiner Lands Dairy Promotion Campaign
Amelia Legislative
Blas, Jimniper, Hankas
Springfield
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
Thalberg Farmers
Chic Chapeau
Air Force
Jean Peters
RCAF
Hugh Beaton
Medicine Hat
Alta
Niagara Falls
Lac Beaton
20Th Century Fox
Niagara
Joseph Cotten
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Peters
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