Hamiota Opens Twenty Extra Senior Citizen Units
The Hamiota and District Senior Citizen's Park Residence Ltd celebrates the official opening of twenty new housing units, increasing total capacity to thirty. Local officials including Mayor Lorne Caldwell and Reeve Lorne Montgomery attend with MLA Morris McGregor and Minister Doug Watt among speakers. About 200 people, with coffee and lunch served by the Hamiota Ladies Hospital Aid, attend the ceremony at Fraternal Hall and the site.
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Hamiota
Hamiota and District
A. Fryer
Virden
Fryer
Orest Sedun
Niverville
Doug. Watt
Lloyd Anderson
The
Hamiota Ladies Hospital Aid
Doug Watt
Weir
Lind Anderson
Hamiota Senion Citizens Park Reside 72 Ltd
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Board Named in Winnipeg
Manitoba Agriculture Minister J. Douglas Watt announced the appointment of the chairman and directors of the new Manitoba Agricultural Credit and Development Corporation. H. J. Anderson will chair, with George Franklin Arthur V. Rampton Harold L. McKay and Lorne W. Leggat as board members. The act provides loan guarantees via established lenders and will administer loans from the former Manitoba Agriculture Credit Corporation. Details of the program are pending.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Agriculture
J. Douglas Watt
Manitoba Agricultural Credit and Development Corporation
H. J. Anderson
Co-op Vegetable Oils Ltd
Manitoba Farmers Union
George Franklin
Deloraine
Manitoba
Manitoba Farm Bureau
Manitoba Pool Elevators
Arthur V. Rampton
Dauphin
Manitoba Dairy Association
Harold L. McKay
Lorne W. Leggat
Watt Urges Livestock Focus at Manitoba Farm Outlook
Manitoba's sixth annual Farm Outlook Conference in Brandon heard the 1969 livestock sector remains strong despite a poor 1968 harvest. Minister Watt urged shifting some emphasis from special crops to livestock, citing favorable 1969 crop prospects and steady livestock values, with total Manitoba farm production around 475 million in 1968 and livestock valued at 164 million.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
J. Douglas Watt
Manitoba Farm Outlook
Brandon
New Hunting Licence Regulations In Force This Year
Manitobans must present last year’s licence or complete the province’s hunter safety course to obtain any 1969 hunting licence. Anyone under 19 must take the course even with a prior licence. Courses are offered by Game and Fish associations 4-H cadet groups and others. contact the Department of Mines and Natural Resources or conservation officers for schedules.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Breath Testing Rules Set to Take Effect March First
Manitoba police may require drivers to submit to breath tests starting March first under new provincial law passed in 1968. Tests confirm impairment for charges and may serve as corroborating court evidence. If drivers refuse, the registrar of motor vehicles may suspend the operator’s licence after filing a report.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
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Board of Directors
Lorne Caldwell
Lorne T. Montgomery
Arnold Hill
Lenore
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Wilfred Heapy
Oak River
Jim Scott
Ralph Clark
Hamiota United Church
Morris McGregor
Ier Walter Weir
George Johnson
McGregor
Watt
Earl Dawson
Dawson
Thomas Ryles
Social Services
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Agricultural Credit Board
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Manitoba Agriculture Credit Corporation
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