Tend ers for sale by tender Arthur Kinsley home auction
Arthur Kinsley evening household auction at 6 00 PM Thursday June 27 1976 Manitoba Avenue Russell Manitoba. Selling household furniture including radio record player chrome set four chairs two mattresses and box springs headboards matching chest of drawers dresser China cabinet with drawer and shelf chester bed older oak sideboard and more plus tools garden items aluminum ladders two wheel trailer and lots more. Mr and Mrs Kinsley have sold their home they are taking some furniture there will be no fridge stove washing machine etc but items are in good clean condition. Arnold Hedley Auction Service Lake Audy Rossburn Manitoba 47-10.
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Arthur Kinsley
Manitoba Avenue
Russell
Manitoba
Card of Thanks from Lea Woods Reiter
Card thanks friends in Binscarth for contributing money for a wedding present. Lea Woods Reiter expresses gratitude for the support and generosity from the local community.
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Binscarth
Lea (Woods
Reiter
Birthday thanks from Bessie Jackson to family friends
Bessie Jackson expresses gratitude to family relatives and friends who visited for her 75th birthday. She thanks them for gifts flowers and cards and says all was very much appreciated.
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Bessie Jackson
Card of Thanks from Ervin and Florence Ziprick
Ervin and Florence Ziprick thank friends and neighbors who assisted and the ladies who phoned for help during the fire. Gratitude to the R.C.M.P. and the Russell Fire Brigade for their on hand support. Your help was deeply appreciated.
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Ervin
Florence Ziprick
R.cm.p
Russell Fire Brigade
Manitoba farmers urged to file seed acreage reports by June 30
Agriculture Minister Sam Uskiw reminds Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation insured farmers to submit their seeded acreage report to their local agent by June 30 to avoid a 15 dollar filing fee. Reports will be mailed within a week to 10 days and may be mailed or dropped at the agent’s office. the form records acres sown for crops under coverage with help available from local agents.
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Boulton
Sam Uskiw
Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation
Mr. Uskiw
UGG Agent Receives Herbicide Dealer Certificate
Mr W Winter elevator manager at Binscarth has earned a Herbicide Dealer Certificate after passing a 140 page open book exam on chemical weed control. The exam, prepared by the Manitoba Council of the Canadian Agricultural Chemical Association and endorsed by the Manitoba Department of Agriculture, qualifies him as a certified agricultural herbicide dealer. He is among 77 UGG elevator managers to receive the certificate.
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W. Winter
United Grain Growers
Binscarth
Manitoba Council
Canadian Agricultural Chemical Association
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Winter
UGG
C. Gulak
Inglis
Beetles Damage Rapeseed Across Manitoba Fields
Manitoba Department of Agriculture entomologists report moderate to severe flea beetle damage to seedling rapeseed across most Manitoba areas. Dry weather slowed growth, reducing pre-plant insecticide effectiveness. Central Manitoba worst, some fields reseeded to rapeseed or flax, many sprayed twice. Beetle populations from winter are moving into fields as crops emerge, feeding into late June before a new generation in late July. Insecticides Azinphos methyl and Carbofuran advised. timing tied to harvest.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Midnight prorogation ends Manitoba assembly session
Lieutenant Governor Bud Jobin prorogued the Manitoba Legislature at midnight June 11 1976 after 47 bills gained Royal assent. Tensions rose as Tory and Liberal opposition fought over controversial labor laws and cabinet powers amid a Socialist Schreyer government 83 day session with tax and rate hikes and new controls.
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Bud" Jobin
Schreyer
Manitoba Tax Hikes Prompt Public Outcry and Debt Concerns
Citizens face higher taxes as Manitoba plans near 1.2 billion budget amid inflation fears and rising costs. Critics blast Premier Schreyer’s spending, noting stalled income growth, labor strife, and controversial issues from policing to education. Key figures include Earl McKellar and Education Minister Hanuschak, while questions mount about policy, services, and future relief.
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Piutik
Saunders Aircraft
Crocs Foods
Selkirk
Hanuschak
Yorkton
Dauphin
Brandon
Saskator
Health Science Centre
Winnipeg
Schreyer
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Herb Betke
Jack Kostuik
Bel Air Chev. L.S. Fraser
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Spy Hill
Alex Hamilton
Elmer Ryan
Foxwarren
Monte Carlo Lenau
E.E. Ross
H.P
Glen Berg
John Deere
Lome McCauley
Phone Roblin
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Joe Sawaryn
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Viking
R.C.A
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St. Lazare
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Car Shredder Ltd
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Hwy 59
Roblin Trailer Park
Roblin
Ronald Moore
Champion
Russell Trailer Court
Duane Tremaine
Russell Bargain Furniture
Franco Distributors
Saskatchewan
G.R. Witty
Jpmore Man
Jack Wilson
Province
Lake Cottage
John Deere Power Mower
Rossburn
Sitfn
Central Grill
Central Hotel
Man
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Balco
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R.M
C. Chartier
Sec.-Trea
Ellice
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Sec-Treas. Alm
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Treas
Arnold & Hedley Auction Service
Lake Audy
Birtle
Bulding
Foxwarren Credit Union
F.R. Stevenson
Birtlé
Reggies
Quebec
Len Davidson
Russel
Arnold & Hedley
Wally McKenzie, M.L.A
USA
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Earl McKellar
Souris-Kidamey
Sunshine Backhoe Service
Lewis Mushumanski
St. Claude
Delux Cafe
Sturgis
Saskatchew
Groceteria
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