Farmers Asked to Report Restricted Credit
Dr Joe Slogan MP for Springfield urged qualifying farmers facing loan difficulties under Federal plans like the Farm Improvement Act to report issues. He noted few complaints from individuals but concern over Farm Union and Federation of Agriculture critiques. Banks say country branches are issuing loans and Ottawa seeks cooperation to implement policy. he will investigate cases of unnecessary delays.
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Joe Slogan
Springfield
Farm Union
Federation of Agriculture
Dr. Slogan
Donald Fleming
Slogan
Manitoba notes on Krushchev visit and rural progress
An observer condemns a Washington rally by The American Council of Christian Churches urging a hostile stance toward Krushchev. The Rural Way column praises Birtle and Binscarth efforts to rebuild public halls after fires, and notes the sudden deaths of Manitoba politicians Marcel Boulic and Jack Cobb, highlighting their impact on the government and rural constituencies.
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Krushchev
United States
Washington
Monument
American Council of Christian Churches
Council of Christian Churches
Christian Church
Brotherhood of Man
Manitoba
Birtle
Marcel Boulic
Jack Cobb
Arthur
Cypress
Directors Named to Crop Insurance Agency Manitoba
Five leading Manitoba agriculturists were named as directors of the new Crop Insurance Agency set to start October 15 under the Crop Insurance Test Areas Act. Board members include Dr. J. C. Gibson as chairman and Vernon R. Falloon as vice-chairman with Dr. L. B. Kristjanson as managing director.
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George Hutton
J. C. Gibson
Vernon R. Falloon
L. B. Kristianson
J. Patterson
Ralph Hedlin
Gilson
University of Manitoba
Falloon
Foxwarren
Manitoba Pool Elevators
United Grain Growers Associations
Canadian Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Kristjanson
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Crop Insurance Agency
Patterson
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
M.F.U. He Farms
Neepawa
Hedlin
University of Saskatchewan
Country Guide
Winnipeg Free Press
Hut
Ice Drill a Boom To Winter Anglers
Ice fishing grows in Manitoba with promoters touting a new affordable ice drill. A 32 pound model with a 3 horsepower motor cuts a 7 inch hole in seconds, removing much of the hardship of breaking through feet of ice.
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Manitoba
Gods Lake Records Two 50-Pound Lake Trout Entries
The August Tourist Industry Report notes a 50 lb 1 oz lake trout by Agron Karchmer of Centralia Illinois as a Master Angler qualifier. A second 50 lb 4 oz specimen caught by Wes Jensen of Albert Lea Minnesota is also entered for the award, with qualification pending at press time.
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Gods Lake
Agron Karchmer
Centralia
Illinois
Wes Jensen
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Brokenhead 4-H Club Wins Big at Achievement Day
The DENCROSS 4-H Achievement Day showcased the Brokenhead club with members earning red ribbons for all exhibits. Erna Bauschke and Connie KINDefora were grand champion and grand reserve among the four clubs, with Bauschke also reporting on Camp Gimli.
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Ladywood
Buchan
Cromwell
Brokenhead
Brokenead
Erna Bauschke
Connie Kindefora
Camp Gimli
Brokenhead Club
S. Kowalchuk
Helen Bergen
Subscription Renewal Form for The Leader
Renewal notice requests mail of $3.00 for one year or $4.00 outside Canada. Includes address label, subscription date cues, and Audit Bureau of Circulations note. New subscribers directed to use the Lac du Bonnet address with payment enclosed.
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Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
St John s Observes Harvest Festival
St John s Anglican Church observed a Harvest Festival on Sunday morning September 27 with a service of Thanksgiving and blessing. The church was decorated with symbols of a bountiful harvest under the Sanctuary Guild led by Mrs J Sparman. The Rector reminded worshippers that harvesting souls is a cooperative effort and that grace is received as gratitude is given.
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St. John's Anglican Church
Lac du Bonnet
J. Sparman
Sanctuary Guild
Waines Named Sole Commissioner for Margarine Coloring Inquiry
Professor William J. Waines of the University of Manitoba was appointed to lead The Margarine Inquiry Commission. The panel will study economic and social effects of margarine coloring on producers and consumers in Manitoba. Public hearings begin in November. Notices to present briefs due by October 15 with briefs filed by October 26.
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William J. Waines
University of Manitoba
George Hutton
Dean Waines
Manitoba
Hutton
Commercial Fishing Good for Anglers
Manitoba’s senior fish biologist told a The Pas gathering that commercial net fishing and sport fishing are complementary. Dr K Dean said nets remove a balanced mix including rough fish, improving conditions for game fish like pike and pickerel, while anglers remove only sport fish, potentially unbalancing future yields.
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Manitoba
K. Dean
Province of
Pas
First Snowfall Reported In District
The season's first snowfall was reported on the morning of September 29. A Lac du Bonnet sportsman fishing on the lake described a driving wind with steady snow for a short period.
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Lac du Bonnet
Seven Sisters Community Club Elects Officers
The Seven Sisters Falls Community Club held its annual meeting on Monday September 21 electing officers for the coming year. President A Krampetz vice president G Kretchemer secretary M Reid treasurer J Collum directors A Sigurdson and C Baker social convener Mrs E Howcroft librarian Mrs G Cousins dramatic committee G Henschell T Keith teen can teen W Kristofferson Mrs M Picard Mrs E Howcroft and H Trindall rink committee L Simpson W Kristofferson T Keith W Honke G Klapprat A Frantz and W Kretchmer.
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Seven Sisters Falls Community Club
A. Krampetz
G. Kretchemer
M. Reid
J. Collum
A. Sigurdson
C. Baker
E. Howcroft
G. Cousins
G. Henschell
T. Keith
Whitemouth C.G.1.1 Elects Officers
The Whitemouth C.G.1LT held their first organization meeting in the school auditorium on September 23 with 19 members present. Officers elected include President Alaine Penner, Vice-President Marilyn Henderson, Secretary Edna Hlady, Treasurer Brenda Malkoske, Games Committee Anita Hlady and June Henderson, Reporter Kathy White.
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Whitemouth C.G
Steve Balanyk
Alaine Penner
Marilyn Henderson
Edna Hlady
Brenda Malkoske
Anita Hlady
June Henderson
Kathy White
Early Moose Season Dates In Manitoba Areas 1 2 3 4
Manitoba game regulations outline early moose seasons in areas 1 and 2 from September 21 to October 12 with a bag limit of one male moose over one year. Archery season runs October 9 to 17 province wide except several preserves. Winter seasons and specific area rules for areas 1 to 4 detail resident and non resident rights and bag limits including moose elk seasons in Duck Mountain. A special moose elk license is required for the moose elk season.
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Game Branch
Riding Mountain National Park
Duck Mountain Game Preserve
Whiteshell
St. Charles Preserve
Spruce Woods Forest Reserve
Duck Mountain
Manitoba Tourist Facilities Attract Record Private Investment
Private investors channel an estimated 5 million into Manitoba tourist accommodation and privately run camps in 1959, surpassing 1958’s 3 million. Twelve new motels and three tourist camps plus two hunting lodges received licenses, with many recreation areas and beaches expanding. About 25 artificial lakes and swimming pools operated this summer, fueling a 2 million expenditure estimate.
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Manitoba
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Joe
Tuckwell
Manitoba Weekly
Binscarth
Légiérs
Picture Theatre
Roblin
Crown Bench
Ton
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
Morris Green
Parke. Ave
Holy Communion
ST. Mary's Church
Peinte du Bois
CBC
Ering
New Woodbine
Toronto
Dencross
4-H
Ard Street
Lac du
Bonnet
Man
3Rd Street
St. John’s
Waines
Community Club
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