Fisheries Improvement Loans Act discussed in Ottawa Commentary
ANTON B. WESELAK M.P. reports on a bill to enable fishermen to obtain bank loans up to 4000 with eight year terms at 5 percent simple interest. Government guarantees cover up to 15 percent of the first 500,000 plus 10 percent of additional loans, with a 15 million cap over three years. The piece notes allied relief cost discussions between federal and provincial authorities and amendments to Prairie Farm Assistance Act affecting qualifying land and flooding provisions.
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House
Banking and Commerce Committee
House of Commons
Manitoba
R. D. Turner
Barley Diseases Prompt Crop-Improvement Efforts
Manitoba faces heavier barley leaf diseases due to fungi, humidity, and long term cultivation. Breeding disease resistant varieties is emphasized, alongside trials of barley in poultry feeds and broiler laying rations. Ottawa studies show mixed results for mash and pellet forms, with up to 60 percent barley viable in all mash laying feeds.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
Canadian Cellucotton Opens Winnipeg Plant
Canadian Cellucotton Products Co Ltd opens a new plant in St James Winnipeg. The 50 000 square foot facility with machinery costs over 600 000 dollars. More than 50 locals will be employed and trained. In year one the plant is expected to produce over 25 percent of Kleenex used in Canada.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Pity Poor Pedestrian in Street Passage Tip
Motorists who rely on car horns for clear passage are reminded that the horn is not a guarantee of safe priority. Pedestrian right of way remains essential, and courteous driving should prevail to prevent hazards and conflicts on busy streets.
Safe driving around pedestrians when horns sound
The passage urges drivers to stay calm and in control, noting that horn blasts can panic elderly or disabled pedestrians and that children may dash into traffic. A responsible driver cross safely and avoid forcing pedestrians to flee. The emphasis is on staying within signals and protecting vulnerable road users.
Village of Lac du Bonnet Tenders
Tenders will be received by the jinder signed not later than twelve o'clock Noon, Monday, July 11th, 1955, for the construction of 60 lineal feet of concrete sidewalk on the East Side of P.T.H. No. 11 from McIntosh Street to the lane between Fourth and Fifth Streets. Sidewalk four feet wide four inches thick with gravel sub base. Cement supplied by the Village. other materials and labor by contractor. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. J. W. Wade, Secretary Treasurer.
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Jinder
P.T.H. No. 11
McIntosh Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Lac du Bonnet
J. W. Wade
Park Avenue
First Street
Fourth Street
Third Street
Park Ave
P.T.H
Park Avenue street upgrades tender notice 1955
The undersigned invites bids by noon Monday July 11 1955 for improving Park Avenue from First to Fourth Street and Third Street from Park Ave to PTH No 11. Work includes scarifying and rolling, removing subsoil, compacting, laying gravel, and spreading gravel to engineers' standards. Tenders may be placed for Item 1 and Item 2 separately or together. lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance.
Debenture Election on One Room School District 2349
Notice under municipal and public schools acts announces By-law No 1/55 of School District Overwater No 2349 to raise 9000 for a one room school with living quarters. Debenture payments start Dec 1 1956 at 4.5 percent, repaid in 15 installments. vote July 6 1954 and July 7 1955 at Lac du Bonnet offices and local polling places. Deadline to inspect by-law June 7 1955.
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Overwater
John Trojanowski
Manitoba
Glenmoor
Lac du Bonnet
Province of
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THE
Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
Lee du Bonnet
Post Office Department
Allegra
Lorraine Krieger Fee
Calne Ain
Brokenhead
Margery Mariash Buchan
Carol Ancel
Cloverleaf
C. Gmiterek
Stella Valenta Cromwell
Phylis Mroz
Dencross
Rita Kowalchuk
Elma — C
Phe Pang-Sndes
Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
A. Pointe du Bois
Stella McLean
Powerview
J. T. Turcotte
River Hills
L. Rempel
Thalberg
W. Ferens
Tyndall
L.A. Wawryshyn
Victoria Beach
M. M. Smith
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Anton B. Weselak
M.P
Fisheries Improvement Loans Act
Prairie Farm Assistance
Farm News
P. Hudson
Man
G. M. Horne & Company
Chartered Accountants
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Cellucotton
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited
Lakeview Service
Johnson Metor
P. Binda
Reseel Funeral Home
Maniione Oe Beavecrowr
Chiropratic Clinic
Dr. Davidson
Somerset Bik
Weselak & Middleton
Grawford
Beausejour
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
Beausejour Hotel
Portage Ave
A. H. Basman
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