The Canadian Chamber of Commerce Structure and Goals
An overview explains the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the main four levels of organization in Canada. It outlines local boards of trade or chambers, regional associations, provincial bodies, and the national Canadian Chamber of Commerce, all promoting economic welfare, private enterprise, and cooperation across provinces while remaining non sectarian and non partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Community Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Citzens
Board of Chamber
Provinces
Yukon
The
Northwest Territories
Board of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Atlantic
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Maritime Provinces Board of Trade
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Chamber
Manitoba forage seed program outlines 1956 crop mix and wheat oats
The Manitoba Forage Seed Program will continue in 1956 with a mixture of Brome 50 pounds Meadow Fescue 40 pounds and Alfalfa 30 pounds, sold one lot per farmer enough to sow 10 acres at $15.00. Seed grades are standard No.1 with couch grass exclusion and processed to at least No.2 for alfalfa. Also notes wheat variety recommendations Selkirk first Lee second, Thatcher dropped due to leaf rust, and durum not recommended. Oat varieties Garry Rodney Exeter Ajax are supported with details on yield, disease resistance, and threshing considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Selkirk
Lee
Thatcher
Wheat Co-Operative
Stewart
Minchum
Carleton
Garry
Rodney
Beausejour
Exeter
Ajax
Winnipeg
Victoria
Laboratory of
Saunders and Chinook wheat win top world titles at fairs
The Saunders wheat head and kernel group are shown as Robert Cochrane of Grande Prairie Alberta earns World Wheat King at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto while Ronald R. Leonhardt of Drumheller Alberta takes reserve with Chinook. Alberta boy Jerry J. Leiske wins grand championship at Chicago International with Chinook. Saunders and Chinook, developed by Canada Department of Agriculture scientists, were licensed in 1947 and 1952 respectively, praised for disease resistance drought tolerance and milling quality. If any Springwell news contact the Springwell Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cochrane
Grande Prairie
Alta
Toronto
Ronald R. Leonhardt Drumheller
Alberta
Jerry J. Leiske
Beiseker
Chicago
Experimental Farms Service
Agricultural Scientists
Canada Department of Agriculture
Saunders
Sir Charles Edward Saunders
Dominion
Thatcher
Garry oats shown resistant to rust and blight
Garry oats have a large white kernel and good bushel weight with medium protein and fibre and high fat. The variety resists stem rust and some crown rust, smut, and Victoria Blight. Along with Rodney, Garry is suited to much of the Prairie Provinces and would capture most acreage in oats according to tests on yield and disease resistance. Farmers urged to sow high quality seed and select seed for their soil zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Garry
Rodney
Prairie
Whitemouth News Highlights New Year Activities
Whitemouth and area report New Year visits with Dryden and Grand Forks relations, hospital notes, and holiday events. A Bonspiel rink won 10-9, with second and third events claimed by other squads. Community dinners netted over 250 dollars. A surprise farewell party for Irvin Klepatz occurred at Alex Helbrecht’s home. The Whitemouth High curling team posted five wins in a six-game Manitoba Bonspiel, defeating Wawanesa Kenora Pine Falls Woodlands and St James before losing to Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Helbrecht
Irvin Klepatz
Gull Lake
Ont
Whitemouth
Barry Paulson
Skin
Eddie Watt
Gary Jorgenson
Ronnie Buss
Bonsniel
Wawaneca
Kenora
Pine Falls
Woodlands
St. James
Dauphin
Christmas Concert At Red Deer School In 1955
A well attended Christmas concert was held at Red Deer School on December 22. Paul Harasymchuk, chairman of the school board, opened the event and introduced the teacher who spoke. Admission was 20 dollars. Santa arrived from the North Pole with candy and gifts for the children. Mr and Mrs Harasymchuk hosted guests that evening in honor of Lorraine Sigurdson and Thomas Thomson on their engagement, with Santa present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Deer School
Paul Harasymchuk
Santa Clause
North Pole
Lorraine Sigurdson
Ames
Thomas Thomson
Churchill
Loving remembrance of my dear mother obituary line
In a loving remembrance of my dear mother who passed away January twenty fourth, nineteen fifty four. Without farewell she fell asleep with only memories for me to keep. I have lost but God has gained. Sadly missed by her daughter Olga and son in law Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregorchuk
Olga
Robert
TENDERS FOR SALE
Tenders will be received until noon January 18, 1956 for three acres of land and the Crescent Bay School building on the west side of No 11 Highway at the south NE 14-9-16-11E. Cash terms. Ten percent deposit with tender. Deposits returned if not accepted. Crescent Bay School District Lac du Bonnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Bay School
No. 11
Jean C. MacLean
Crescent Bay
Lac du Bonnet
Notice of Court of Revision Powerview February hearing
The General and Business Assessment roll is open for fifteen days for inspection. Complaints must be written to the Court of Revision. The Council sits as Court of Revision to hear complaints. The notice, issued under The Municipal Act, states the revision will be held February 14 at 2 00 PM at the Municipal Office Lot 45 Powerview Manitoba dated January 3 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Banash
Selkirk
Manitoba
Beausejour
Weselak & Middleton Solicitors
Joseph Banash
Court of Revision
Powerview
Also Mentioned on This Page
Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
D. G. Crook
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Lorraine Krieger
Allegra
Brokenhe
Lorene
Edna Hintz Buchan
Nellie Kozier
C. Gmiterek
Stella Valenta Cromwell Dencross
Rita Kowalchuk
Eima — C. Wendeborn
Girson
Glenfields
Bever Belton
Glenmoor
J. Otto
Grand Marais
W. Kowalchuk
Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Green Oak
Raymond Struss
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
the Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Consolidated Grain CO. Ltd
Eaton's
EATON
T. Eaton
Coane
Winnipe
AG. Rep's
F. Slevinsky
West
Central Experimental Farm
Swift Current
Lethbridge
Saskatchewan
Walter Galay
United States
Springwell
Mrs T Gerskine
R. Dyck
Dryden, Ont
Bill Toews
Felix Carlson
Carlson
Grand Forks
Restee
Ed. Henderson
Ernie Steiner
Barry Paulsen
Joe Engler
Tyndall
Man
Ed. Kirby
Hugo Anderson
Hugo
Robbie Bencharski
Winnined Free Press
Bobbie
Free Press
Harold Lindse
British Columbia
Harold
John Molinssi
Es K. Petterson
Kenara
Geo. Ressner
Mesdames
Ed. Malkeske
Wm. Bilonsky
R. Noel
R. Hicock
Steve Stark
Johnny Steffeson
Linda
John
D. M. Wardron
Norman Ericksen
Minema
Mrs. Bilonski
Mike Zachozy
Winnineg
Mike
Whitemouth Lutheran Church
Ross United Church
North Lutheran Church
River Hills
South Lutheran Church
Oldenburg
Doreen Lange
Henry Alocers
Paul
Evelyn Beausejour
OLD Folks
Memoriam
Dr. Davidson
Somerset Bik
Dr A. T Turner
McGill “U
Morley R. Shuckett
Salter St
Weselak & Middleton
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Matlin & Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
T. C. Greschuk
Q.C
Confederation
Drache, Meltzer, Essers & Gold
Trans-Canada
South Main Street
Dubienski
Red & White
Confederation Life
Winnipeg, Man
A. H. Basman
Beausejour Eivery
Beausejour Hotel
Portage Ave
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