Liberals face leadership choice reshaping Manitoba politics
In Birtle Russell an Ottawa style policy debate unfolds as the Liberal convention looms. The leader choice, seen as a clash between right wing and younger Liberals, could leave the opposition to the Weir government relying on the New Democratic Party. Grain prospects in Birtle Russell remain weak with rail boxcar shortages noted on Manitoba lines and Lakehead backlog reported by Wheat Board and elevators.
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Geo. Johnson
Health and Social Services
Liberal Party
Gil Molgat
R. W
Bobby) Bond
Legislative Assembly
New Democratic Party
Weir
Bobby
Birtle-Russell
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Minnedosa - Bredenburg
Neepawa - Russell
Canadian National Railway
Canadian
Harrowby Welcomes Mr Ins After Hospital Stay
Harrowby residents greet Mr Ins returning home from Sacred Hospital after a two week stay. The community extends sympathy to the families of the late James Rea and Mrs Dora Veal. Barbara Greenside celebrates her seventh birthday with twelve schoolmates. Mr and Mrs Geo Greensides of Russell and Mrs Chas Collins visit granddaughter Barbara for the birthday. Brian Collins of the University of Manitoba Winnipeg is vacationing as assistant Ag Rep at Virden. Family and friends of the late Mrs Dora Veal are extended condolences.
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Ins
Sacred Hospital
James
Geo. Greensides
Russell
Chas
Collins
Barbara
Brian Collins
University of Mamnitoba
Winnipeg
Virden
Man
Dora Veal
Ross Foley
Parkland by Ron Kinney builds regional development body
Parkland is Northwestern Manitoba's regional development vehicle owned by 26 municipalities and run by a board. It coordinates inter municipal cooperation to plan orderly growth, inventory needs, and foster joint projects with areas like Russell and Shell River. It will hire local help and consult chambers to push ahead, while Lake life closes to angling during fish population study.
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Velopment Corporation
Manitoba
Ae Sa Daega Aerecoane Perkland
Pomel Gr Gpt Feng Tine
Ghelmont Dem
Lake
Parkland
Fhros’ Muniicapatities
Eli Nouth
Acbangles Grilioes Pecklind
Catalya
Bone
Jebel Fitehel
Rossburn
Iodirituen
Gusoces Ad Groupe
Sceem
Erben
Necesali
Sife
Russell
Russell Area
Chamber of Commerce
Optimistic View On Grain Industry In Western Canada
Kenneth S. Spicer, new president of a Manitoba farm equipment maker, expresses optimism about Western Canada grain despite marketing problems. With experience across 70 nations, he notes agriculture’s resilience and that current troubles will pass, stressing grain’s basic role in life. Spicer began as a Yorkton dealer, moved to manufacturing in Toronto, and served as special assistant after WWII.
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Western Canada
Manitoba
Kenneth S. Spicer
L Agriculture
Canada
Moose Jaw
Spicer
York
West Blue Lake Angling Ban Continues in Duck Mountain Park
The Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources fisheries branch says West Blue Lake in Duck Mountain Provincial Park remains closed to angling. The program aims to determine the chain of events involved in the closure and its underlying reasons.
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Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources
West Blue Lake
Duck Mountain Provincial Park
Department of Manitoba
New Regulations For Sport Fishing In Manitoba
Manitoba expands sport fishing rules with higher nonresident licences and year round seasons in some waters. Open seasons differ by region and species including sturgeon limits and new identifiability rules for catches. Live bait is banned. seine nets may be used only under size limits.
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Manitoba
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Apel
Ste Sook
Ike
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I Legslte Report
LLA
Norld
Smith St
Winnipeg, Man
Harrowby
Ron Kinney
Royal Bank
Hale
Delroys
Blue Lake
TOF Mines
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