Manitoba New Motor Vehicle Act Set To Take Effect
The Manitoba Attorney General explains the new Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Legislation effective December 1. It aims to reduce highway injuries and ensure compensation for accident victims. If an accident causes injury death or property damage over 25, vehicle registration and license are suspended and the vehicle impounded until security up to 11,000 is posted and proof of financial responsibility is shown. Insurance provides security and future responsibility proof, with a simple police proof method via a card. A fund funded by up to 1 per vehicle per year supports unsatisfied judgments, capped at 175,000. If a judgment exceeds 100, the fund may cover it after unsuccessful collection. An informational folder will be available at service stations and from the Manitoba Motor Vehicle Branch.
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Manitoba
K.C
Man
James McLesaghern
Revenue Building
Winnipeg
Edmonton to House 400 Returning Troops in Barrack Huts
A large number of prefabricated barrack type huts that sheltered US Army personnel during the Alaska Highway project will be moved to Edmonton this winter to house 400 returning service men and their families. Each unit includes a living room dining area kitchen bathroom utility room and one or two bedrooms.
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United States Army
Alaska Highway
Edmonton
If I blow too timed what I have done
The speaker warns that exhausting effort now will leave no energy for future tasks. It reflects fatigue and concern over sustaining momentum.
Local notes include travel, visits and a wedding
May Armstrong returns for a short visit. Mr and Mrs Partridge host at home in Canoe and Lindsay returns after discharge. Howard McIntosh travels to Winnipeg as a Rossburn Legion delegate. Nick Karmazinuk in Russell Hospital with pneumonia threat. Bert Spencer visits sister Mrs E. and Mr. E. Hicks from Brandon visits. Mrs J Stitt returns from Winnipeg. Mrs G W Davidson and others visit Sun. A quiet wedding occurred Nov 14 at Birtle Anglican Manse. May Bolton marries Albert Edward Wakefield of Rossburn. The couple will reside in Rossburn.
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Howard McIntosh
Winnipeg
Rossburn
The
Canadian Legion
J. Stitt
G. W. Davidson
Russel
G. Jievee O Wapela
Sask
D. McIntyre
Sun ’A
Birtle
Sara Bolton
Wm. Bolton
Solegirth
Albert Edward Wakefield
A. Wakefield
Clair Paine
Seed Wheat Variety Shares by Province and Year
A continuation of changes in wheat seed varieties from 1941 to 1945 shows Thatcher holding a majority share, Red Bobs and Marquis also significant, with Marquis fading in Alberta but influential due to ancestry in Thatcher and others. Data, reprinted as leaflet material, compares national and provincial figures and notes collection via Line Elevator agents.
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Impora
Thatcher
Marquis
Regent
Renown
Durum
Apex
Garnet
Alberta
Anex
Canus
Vista residents visit old friends and club praise
Vista residents travel to visit former neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs W H Hathiway and Mrs L McLaren. B C Quilting event at Mrs Tile's home. donor Zegalski. Boys and Girls Clubs host a concert with speakers from extension service and agriculture, reporting trips to Winnipeg. Several prizes awarded for exhibits, cooking, and bookkeeping. God Save the King sung to close the evening.
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Murhead
Extension Service Dept
Pletcher
Mitchell
Mr Toland
Hamilton
W. Stitt
G. Chesney
Bill Shank
Winnipeg
Migs Ead
Fletcher
Miler
Lyal Brown
W.S.C
Reta “Tt
C Menzies
Willis Sur
W S.C
J.E. Lazarus
Viela Hamilton
T. Baten
John Mitchell
God Save the King
Wich
Cold shoulder from failed pull ends in stasis
A bungled effort to pull together yields only a chill response and no forward motion. The attempt to unite efforts stalls, leaving teams and individuals with little progress or consensus.
Legislation Aims to Include War Memorials in Charity Tax Rules
A bill introduced in the House of Commons would bring war memorials under the War Charities act. Details are pending but the measure is designed to aid financing of memorials, and donations to memorials would likely receive the same tax exemption as other charitable gifts.
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House of Common
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Wasyl Klister
Notice to creditors in the estate of Wasyl Klister late of Township Nineteen Nineteen and Range Twenty One West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba Farmer who died about May 26 1944 All claims must be verified and sent to John W Smith Barrister Oakburn Manitoba on or before January 1 1946 Dated Oakburn Manitoba November 13 1945
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Wasyl Klister
Manitoba
John W. Smith
Oakburn
Prvince
Rossburn Agricultural School Show Dates Set
Notice announces the Boys and Girls Agricultural School in Rossburn from November 26 to December 7 under the Rossburn Agricultural Society and Department of Agriculture. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday each week. Contact Mitchell or Toland, acting Secretaries, for details.
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Rossburn Agricul*tural Society
Department of Agriculture
Rossburn
Conta‘nert Mitchell
N- Toland
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Rossburn Review
George A. Layman
Rossburn Theatre
Pal Wolf
Jil, Esmond
Suaryn Moffett
Una O'Connor
George Cleveland
Charles Arnt
Fred McMurray
Barbara Stanwyck
Edward G. Robinson
Porter Hall
Church Services
United Church
G. V. Reynolds
Rossburn Church
Pentecostal Assembly
Rev. A. C
Bossburn Cail Iren’s
Presbyterian Church
Canada
J. Y. Garett
Missionary &Agyle Ac
W. Ozarow
Mears
Chevrolet
Alex J. Saley
Birdtail
May Armstrong
Mrs Partridge
Canoe
Iod Lindsay
Nick Karmazinuk
Russell Hospital
Bert Spencer
E. Hicks
Brandon
Dr.ew
Neatby
Vica Ote
Prairie Provinces
Red Bobs
Reward
Others
Saskatchewan
Ite
J. Halliday
Dianne G. Vancouver
W- H. Hathiway
Dar. A. Lewis
B. Rogers
So Sgirth
A. Miller
L. McLaren
Jean
Mr. and
Mir
W.H. Young
B.C
Tiile
Zegalski
Vista
Reditors
the Quality Store
Ing
Motor Vehicle Branch
Viotor Vehicle Branch
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