Kenora Kutie trip yields springs and dogfish in Alaska voyage
Rod and Gun reporter recounts a fishing trip with son in law Tom Ellison and Al Unger aboard the Kenora Kutie at Eaglenest Harbor. They pursue springs in 75 to 175 feet of water, switch from 1½ to 3 oz weights, land a 85 pound silver king, meet a dogfish misidentification, and describe Ted Peck’s drills and humor. A mixed bag includes codling, prey, and a rock cod, with more tales promised next week.
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Tom Ellison
al Unger
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Ted
Eaglenest Harbor
Tom
Farm Credit Act Amendments Receive Royal Assent
Ottawa announces Bill C-5 to amend the Farm Credit Corporation Act. The changes ease borrowing for some farmers and let the corporation support other agricultural programs. Key points include higher loan ceilings for individual operators, removal of the 21 year age minimum, and eligibility restricting loans to Canadian citizens or landed immigrants.
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H. A
Bud) Olson
Farm Credit Corporation Act
Agricultural Credit Act Changes Expand Canadian Farm Loans
The act allows loans up to 100000 to individuals or joint ventures with farming operations and raises borrowing capacity by 250 million for future lending. It restricts new loans to Canadian citizens or residents, notes 4085 loans totaling 114.7 million in 1971-72, and about 69000 borrowers with 1.2 billion outstanding. Olson notes aims to help family farms grow in Canadian agriculture.
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AL Sheaie
Canada
Olson
Reggie's Rambles in Legislature and Local Gossip
In a Winnipeg context, Reggie catalogs overheard remarks from Manitoba legislators and public figures. Jabs at St Matthew's member Jo hannson and suspicions about Birtle Russell’s Harry Graham appear alongside quips about social workers studying politics, Trudeau rebukes, Pele comments, and a joke about transplanting heads. The column blends satire, sport chatter, and local café chatter.
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Mackling
Birtle-Russell
Harry Graham
Manitoba Legislature Debates Film Censorship and School Aid
The first Saturday sitting signals the waning days of the session. Debate centers on abolishing film censorship in favor of labeling, concerns about morals and youth, plus Premier Schreyer's plan to study aid to private and parochial schools. Continued on Page 6.
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NDP
Schreyer
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