Leaders look to Roblin Lesage clash in coming Canadian vote
Analysis notes Duff Roblin and Mr Lesage emerge as potential national leaders from provincial results. Quebec victory boosts Liberal prospects, with Lesage possibly becoming Liberal leader if Quebec task completed. Manitoba premiere Roblin could push for federal leadership if Conservatives win nationally.
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Lesage
Manitoba
Vice Edward Island
Quebec
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Pearson
Speaker
Duff Roblin
Diefenbaker
Roblin
Union Nationale
Liberal Party
National Party
Canada
Diefenbaker - Pearson
Whitemouth 4-H clubs hold variety program and funds
Whitemouth reports a busy week with a 4-H Garden Club song session and a film night at Elma. A 4-H Variety program in the school auditorium featured piano numbers, duets, solos, dances, and poetry, raising 70 dollars for an electric sewing machine. Citizenship certificates were issued by Judge L H Benard to two residents, while local births and birthdays were noted and visitors welcomed.
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4-H
Elma
Dept. of Agriculture
Legion Hall
Lac du Bonnet
Poston
Workman
4-H Clothing Club
O’canada
Darlene Steiner
Sharon Bencharski
Miss Meek
Rhona Steiner
Bonnie
Karen Cousins
Elaine
Wayne Tyndall
Larry Klapprat
Russell Malkoski
Lois Malkoski
Betty Thomson
Laurie Gesell Roses Walz
Swaney River
Robin Henschell
Carol Steiner
Ronnie Pommer
Sharon Taylor
Sheryl Noel
Brian Steiner
Susan
Pat Henderson
Janet
David White
Gordon Henschell
Whitemouth
L. H. Benard
Peter Popiwniak
Hadashville
P.O
Siegfried Kienz
Seven Sisters Falls
Victoria Beach Hi folks travel notes and hometown updates
Letter from Victoria Beach recounts a Vancouver trip with stops near Cougattam and New Westminster, a plane flight to Calgary, and return home. Mentions Harold Scott, Pat, James Hampton, Mr Ateah, Mr and Mrs Joseph, Mary Monkman, and local work with ranchers. Includes travels to Niagara Falls and Arebba Man with family updates.
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Vancouver
Harold Scott
Calgary
Cougattam
New Westminister
Pat
Winnipeg
John Ateah
Bradens Hotel
Niagara Falls
C. Joseph
Arebba
Man
GM builds small cars abroad for three decades worldwide
GM has produced small cars for over 30 years in overseas plants including Vauxhall in England Opel in Germany and Holden in Australia. In 1961 GM of Canada awarded 2800 suggestions with nearly 120000 dollars in prizes. Two individuals shared the top awards of 5000 dollars each.
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Vauxhall
England
Opel
Germany
Holden
Australia
General Motors of Canada
Oshawa plant uses vast paint for car production
Passenger car production at the General Motors plant in Oshawa consumes more than 800600 gallons of paint annually. An early automobile stop light appeared on a McLaughlin Buick built in Oshawa in 1921.
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General Motors
Oshawa
McLaughlin Buick
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Donna Ericksen
Pianeer
Stanley Penner
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Lake Frances
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William McLean
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Chris Barry
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Steinbach
Harold Miller
Ross United Church Ladies Aid
Harold Cousins
Norman Ericksen
Saskatoon
A. E. Webb
al Blaney
4-H Foods Club
Mrs. W.erskine
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Rennie
Whitemouth District Hospital
Mrs. M. Becker
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Evelyn Wardrop
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Cameron Innes
Lipe
Victoria Beach
Traverse Bay
Mildred Hampton
James Hampton
Grand Rapids
Ford
Brightstone Colony
James Hastie
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Notre Dame Ave
Progressive Conservative Assoc
Stuart McLean
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