Worthless rubbish remarks spark Manitoba hydro debate
In a Legislative Public Utilities Committee session, Cass-Beggs denounced Campbell’s Nelson River calculations as worthless and garbage while Campbell called Cass-Beggs rhetoric lacking substance. Manitoba politics reference Doug Campbell’s legacy and outside appointees. Mrs. Inex Trueman cites fourteen high level hires with cross‑provincial origins and inflated salaries.
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Cass-Beggs
Manitoba Hydro
D. L. Campbell
Nelson River
Campbell
Hydro Board
Lake Winnipeg
Public Utilities Committee
Cass- Beggs
Doug Campbell
Inex Trueman
Cons
Fort Rouge
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Jake Froese
See-Cred
Social Credit
IDB Opens Brandon Office to Serve Manitoba Business
The Industrial Development Bank opens an office in the Brandon Professional Building at 144 Sixth Street to aid southwestern Manitoba businessmen with term loans for start up modernization or expansion. Manager R J Clinchy and staff B M Callum M Fostyk transferred from Winnipeg. Delivery quotas for crops are listed with wheat barley oats rapeseed flaxseed and rye on specified bushel per acre terms.
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The
Industrial Development Bank
Brandon
Sixth Street
Brazilon
Manitoba
IDB
R. J. Clinchy
Bank
Winnipeg
B. M. Callum
M. Fostyk
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association awards highlight regional wins
At the 52nd annual MWNA convention in Winnipeg Inn, awards honored papers in two circulation classifications and categories like news, editorials, advertising, and typography. Five of seven trophies went to South Eastern Manitoba towns Steinbach Altona and MacGregor, with runners-up across Transcona Beausejour Boissevain Lac du Bonnet Reston Carberry and Manitoba.
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Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Winnipeg Inn
Manitoba
Steinbach
Altona
MacGregor
Transcona
Beausejour
Boissevain
Lac du
Quota Changes Announced For Wheat And Rye Deliveries
The Canadian Wheat Board announced new delivery quotas effective June 7 increasing wheat quota to seven bushels per acre in 33 prairie blocks and extending to all British Columbia points. Rye quota rises to 20 bushels per acre across Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia with a further two bushel rise to 20 as noted.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Wheat Board
Winnipeg North
Winnipeg South
Winnipeg West
Brandon North
Dauphin
Saskatoon South
Saskatoon West
Prince Albert Hast
Prince Albert Main
Prince Albert West
Biggar North
Biggar West
Edmonton North
Edmonton South
Edmonton West
Hanna South
Hanna West
Keewatin
la Riviere
Carberry
Brandon
Bredenburg
Saskatoon
Assiniboia
Outlook
Medicine Hat
Brooks
Lethbridge
Vulcan
Calgary
N.A. R
East
G.S.L. Railway
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Lutheran Women to Convene International Convention in Louisville
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League prepares its 14th Biennial International Convention in Louisville Kentucky from June 22 to 24. The event gathers 2500 leaguers to discuss action groups on ecology social ministry evangelism and world peace with speakers including Dr J A O Preus and Mrs Robert Kroehnke. Delegates will vote on bylaws changes budgets and officer elections to shape two year projects and programs for 2500 leaguers and over 200000 members.
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Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Louisville
Kentucky
WML
Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
United States
Canada
Assiniboine
Roblin-Zorra
Ann Schepp
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
J.A.0. Preus
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
North America
Missionary Alliance Church
Indo China
Vietnam
Robert Kroehnke
New Guinea
Theodore Raedeke
William Danker
St. Louis
Africa
League
India
Brazil
Philippines
Nigeria
Lutheran Braille Workers, Inc
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Roblin Review
P.O
Roblin
Man
Co-op Drug Department
Co-op
Kodak
Wampole
Parkway Co-Op Ltd
Harmacy Department
CEF
A.S.A
Alberta
Berta
Gardner and Olsen
Public Utilities Board
Town OF Roblin
Town of
Broadway Avenue
F. C. Tapley
the Public Utilities Board
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