Lang Leads Prairie Grain Stabilization sales push
Ottawa plans a summer campaign to sell the Prairie Grain Stabilization Plan led by Otto Lang of Saskatoon. A traveling information centre will promote the plan in 16 prairie centers, highlighting a $100 million transitional acreage payment and a shift from existing acts to stabilize grain income, amid opposition from CFA and NFA.
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Ottawa
Otto Lang
Saskatoon
Department of Agriculture
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
National Farmers Union
House of Commons
Lang
Wheat Board
Prairie Grain Stabilization Plan
Prairie Farm Assistance Administration
CFA
NFA
Manitoba approves education tax credit for rental units
The Manitoba legislature approved a School Tax Reduction Act shaping a 50 percent education tax credit up to 50 dollars per residential unit. The credit passes to tenants in multiple-unit buildings and can apply to farm parcels, with farmers eligible for additional credits to reach fifty dollars. The measure includes rent reductions or other prescribed methods, with possible municipal reimbursements and advance payments by the province.
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Manitoba
Saul Miller
Mr. Miller
Obituary Norman Clayton Law dies in Victoria at 52
Norman Clayton Law of 303 1475 Pandora Ave Victoria born in Kenora Ontario and resident since 1966. He was a CPR conductor 47 years and a member of multiple lodges and orders in Winnipeg and Victoria. He and his wife Ruby are listed as survivors, with ties to Lac du Bonnet and surrounding districts. Also noted is the death of Mrs William Peterson Luella of Thief River Falls Minnesota July 18 1971. She leaves two daughters and a son Pastor Jim Peterson of Lac du Bonnet.
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Norman Clayton Law
Victoria
B.C
Pandora Ave
Kenora
Ontario
Winnipeg
Ruby
Law
Fort Osborne Lodge
A.F
A.M
Tuscan Lodge
Conaught Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Bethany Preceptory of
Knight Templars
Summer Asthma Hits Cattle at Manitoba Lab
Two cases of a cattle disease resembling human asthma appeared at the University of Manitoba Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory. Acting director Dr Bernard Boycott warns more cases may occur through August and urges early veterinary notification for fever, labored breathing, and sluggish movement. Early diagnosis offers chance to save animals. no specific treatment exists. Exposure to rapeseed, pasture plants, pollens, and mouldy feed linked to bovine asthma.
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Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
University of Manitoba
Bernard Boycott
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Boycott
Is A A For You Not Necessarily
A member suggests that most want to, and some may need to, seek sobriety through A A. Alcoholics have a choice to attend or not and the key aim is to stay sober today. Immediate sobriety drives attendance, not a long term obligation.
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A.A
Springfield Leader notices and rates summary
The Springfield Leader is an independent weekly newspaper serving the North Manitoba region including Pine Falls Powerview St George Great Falls Pointe du Bois Lac du Bonnet Pinawa Seven Sisters Falls River Hills Elma and Whitemouth. Subscriptions cost 3.00 yearly 5.00 for two years and 4.00 yearly 7.00 for two years outside Canada. Advertising rates are 7 cents per agate line with 14 lines per inch, and a flat rate for Memoriams and Cards of Thanks at 1.25. Second Class Mail Registration Number 0640.
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Manitoba
Pine Falls
Powerview
St. George
Great Falls
Pointe du Bois
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa
Seven Sisters Falls
River Hills
Elma
Whitemouth
Provencher
Rupertsland
Springfield Leader Ltd
Main
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Trudeau
Prairies
H.A
Bud) Olson
Medicine Hat
Diefenbaker
Yigtr
Springfield
R. D
Bob) McKay
R. R
Bob) Lesko
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