Farm machinery and livestock auction items listed in detail
Saturday sale features 27 head of cattle including Hereford cows with calves plus four yearling stock, a purebred Hereford bull, numerous tractors and power tools from Cockshutt Ford Massey to John Deere, a 1960 GMC truck, farm equipment like combines, plows, augers, hay equipment, saws, blacksmith tools, furniture and household items, with many small farm implements and sale notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Cockshutt
Massey-Ha
Dierun
Cockshutt Press
Massey’ Combine
Graham Holm
Mayrath
Diamond Arrows
Hartivator
John Deere Pony Press
Jann Deere
Ruby Bers
Compensation Will Be Paid over Lake Winnipeg Damages
Manitoba Hydro chairman David Cass-Beggs says compensation will be provided for damages caused directly by proposed Lake Winnipeg regulation for power, though proving direct causation over natural flooding will be hard. He warned that lake levels between 711 and 715 feet would limit interference, and noted most Manitobans favor Hydro’s Nelson River development. He cited uncertainties in Churchill River diversion and said the Lake Winnipeg plan avoids such doubts. The Lake Winnipeg Property Owners Association reports about 1,000 names on a petition urging public hearings before any regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Hydro
David Cass Beggs
Hydro
Lake Innipeg
Cass-Beggs
Nelson River
Sidney Spivak
Kaas
Churchill River
Lake Winnipeg
Churchill
Hydro Board
Discrimination Charge Dismissed by Court
The Marlborough Hotel was acquitted of discrimination and defamation charges after Chief Justice G E Tritscheler found no policy of excluding Indians or Metis. The memorandum prompting the suit was unauthorized and later destroyed by the hotel, while tests showed no actual discriminatory practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough
G. E. Tritsehler
Court of Queen’s Bench
David Courchene
The
Manitoba Indian Brotherhood
Hank Tuk
Tuk
David Rothstein
Gilda Sandy
Ofsign
Courehene
Farm Water Services Program Set
Minister sam kin announced the program will start July 1 to aid rural Manitoba sewer and water systems. A 50 50 cost sharing with the federal ARDA agreement is targeted. Grants up to 33 per farm cover 15 of service costs with field staff help for design and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digenalture
Samkin
Manitoba
Askiw
Manitoba Dentists Plan Fee Schedule Increase
The Manitoba Dental Association approved a new fee schedule set to rise about ten percent overall from the current scale. A committee drafted a booklet listing roughly 200 services, with implementation delayed to allow printing. Most costs will rise while several decrease as plans move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Dental Associaion
Manitoba
MDC Loans For Rural Manitoba
Manitoba Development Corporation expands small loans to rural service industries such as laundries appliance repair shops and garages. Industry Minister Leon Evans says lenders neglect rural investment and the move will sustain dozens of towns in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manioba Development Corporation
Leonard
Evans
Manitoba
New Mine At Snow Lake Opens Construction Near Flin Flon
Nickel Mines Ltd of Toronto and Stall Lake Mines Ltd of Winnipeg begin a 6 million dollar copper and zinc mine project at Snow Lake, 100 miles east of Flin Flon. About 90 miners will work when production starts in about two years, with 120 more employed during construction. A Falconbridge concentrator will mill 400 to 800 tons daily. The jointly formed company will be owned 60 percent by Falconbridge and 40 percent by Stall Lake, with management by Falconbridge and Stall Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiconpriage Nickel Mines Ltd
Toronto
Stall Lake Mines Ltd
Winnipeg
Snow Lake
Flin Flon
Stall Lake Mines
Falconbridge
Beapearate Company
Falcon: Bridge
Stall Bacon Brides
You Have a Date with Regular Meeting at Memorial Hall
A regular meeting is scheduled for Thursday June 24 at 2 p.m. in Memorial hall. Hostesses are Mrs Smale, Mrs Saunders and Mrs Perkins. The United Church rummage sale to fund hymn books will be held Saturday June 26 from 10 to 3 behind the church. John Scora, Jim Cox or Harry Daniels can arrange item pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime
Memorial Hall
Smale
Saunders
Perkins
United Church
John Scora
Jim Cox
Harry Danies Reiter
North Norfolk council approves multiple bylaws and reads others
The council read and passed bylaws including B160 on exempt property taxes for Austin UD No 1, approved 1971 estimates, and authorized transfers from reserve funds. It gave first reading to B162 the rate bylaw for 1972 and moved B150 B151 through second and third readings for Austin MacGregor water and village rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Norfolk
Austin
U.V D. of Austin
MacGregor
Public Utility Board
Insurance firm trims Manitoba operations
The General Accident Assurance Co of Canada plans to reduce its Manitoba operations due to the provincial government entering auto insurance. The Winnipeg head office will see a substantial staff cut, with only a small service crew remaining. The firm employs 35 people in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada
Manitoba
Winnipeg
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John P. Thiessen
Seeer Ales
Gianstone
Mayfeld
Orani
Eaton's
Anguarmenius John Deere
Ust
Gladstone
Plainliff
FBI
Christopher Lee
Manitoba Health Service Commission
Health ‘Commi
da Health Services
Long Empress Street
Npag 16
Mantsba, Conte
Ns Sar Annes
MDC
Chris) Christianson
Souicitor Novany — MacGregor
Launc
Edrans
Pastor R. Richardson
Yorkton, Sask
A. C. McKaig
Mobile, Alabama
U.S.A
Zenith
Manitob
Norquay Bldg
Winnipeg 1
Department of Tourism and Recreation
Manitoba Red Prize
Aro
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