Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 10, 1971, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday december 10, 1971 new group will run ship continued the lord Selkirk which cos million to build is the Mai the Lake Winnipeg navigation company w h i c was put into receivership in february at the request of the Manitoba development corpor Tion which claimed the com p any owed it William e. Shields court appointed receiver of the com Pany confirmed thursday tha the ship is to be sold to the newly formed subsidiary of the Manitoba development Corpora Tion. China warns India continued is soviet Union and continue on the Road of military Ven Tures you will eventually meet your shameful the commentary was the latest in a series of increasingly bitter chinese state ments against India and the soviet Union Over the indo pakistani War. The Indian charge d affaires in peking walked out of a diplomatic reception after the chinese acting for eign minister Chi Peng Fei criticized the Indian govern rent a car n -1 i p a v 942-3366 fan am Mart r., year end clearance auction sue sat., dec. 11th, . Mtg Muff instructed we win my Large Quan Tity Feather Ham Han Alt new Ami Imah if tart. 2 and Tofft Rawet of Cit and. 5 fur chm and 2 hackers. Ore. Leaf Tam. Wal twin Heel View lit. Mai. 4 Cam fits. . My. Raaji.1. 3 Apt. My itts. Of shed wad deck. Mantel Checki. Ceel Ata Ertee Eft Tawe and Puiwa. Trail Khz. Ant Stirt Chain. Wan Marii. Per eelam tee. Kitchen be Ofreneo. Water heavy carpets Anil ran non. A. 3 hats. Sil ver. Kraii. China and articles View 2 hers before the starts. Auctioneer Ostian 77j-771t serf. Don f Aylor or. Shields a chartered accountant with. Clarkson Gordo and company called bids of the ship in july. Only one by was received and it was it was rejected immediately. A spokesman for the Mani Toba development corporation said he did want to com ment on the bid for the ship be cause it would have to be approved by the courts. About 500 creditors mostly in Manitoba still await Paymen from the receiver. The Manitoba court o Queen Bench had ordered Lake Winnipeg navigation int receivership and had appointee the receiver. Five other Compa Nies filed statements o. Claim with the court against the company. The court is responsible for safeguarding the interests of All the creditors including the Manitoba development Corpora Tion. Therefore o the court is required for any Jid for the main asset the ship before such a. Bid is accepted. The court must be satisfied that the ship is not Worth a much As the claims against it before it Sells it to the Mani Toba development corporation for less than the claims against it or Shields said the. Court will Likely approve a request to sell the ship to the corporation for less than the claims against it because Public tender failed to draw any reasonable bids for the ship. He said the claims against the ship now amount to about million. Because the corporation holds the first mortgage against the it has first claim ranking before the other 500 creditors. The other creditors will Likely be left with nothing or. Shields said. When the Corpora Tion takes Over the remaining assets Lake Winnipeg navigation company Ltd simply Dis appears and the creditors have no Way of getting their Money. The formation of an operating subsidiary Points up a significant trend in the direction Fol owed by the Manitoba develop ment corporation. It is the second time in six months that the corporation is made use of part two of the development corporation act which allows the corporation to develop Industrial enterprises where private Industry will not. Part two of the act was used for the first time by the corporation in setting up the Leaf rapids development corporation o develop a Ney mining town Northern Manitoba. That was passed in uly. The Manitoba development corporation loaned Northland navigation Ltd in 1969 _ help build the lord Selkirk. The operation of the cruise ship n Lake Winnipeg ran into i Ancial difficulty almost immediately. Last Winter the corporation bought common shares in in company at each that he. Boat could be operated this Ummer while an attempt was Teing made to sell it. Creation of the subsidiary to by and run the ship has never been officially announced by Jie government but premiered Schreyer denied Friday that Here was any attempt to con ceal the order in Council authorizing the move. The Premier Aid that to the Best of his knowledge the order in Council was filed in the Normal Man Ner. The fact that the order was approved by the provincial cab inet nov. 10, but not signed by the lieutenant governor until nov. 15 meant it was not immediately available to newsmen. Technically we Don t have to announce anything until we ready to announce the Premier said. Carol concert about 450 vital cubs will present a Christmas Carol con Cert at . Wednesday in the Canadian National railways station Rotunda. Soviets want . Grain continued he later defined a Ion time As meaning five to 1 years. He said this would de Pend on Many factors on the general atmosphere Good in de standing and willingness t the agriculture minister explained that what the Sovie Union needs badly is Fodde for livestock i which Corn is particularly important. He said that while the soviet Union had about 550 Mil icon acres of land under production Only 12.5 million acres Are usable for Corn production. He indicated that m livestock production lives up to expectations the soviet Union could never be self sufficient in con because of climatic conditions the . Has had a record Corn crop this year producing a Vas oversupply that has left it pile up in some midwestern streets. The current Grain Deal with the soviet Union will involve Between. Million and million in Corn Barley am Oats. Or. Matskevich said the soviet Union would be increasing its own production of Barley and Oats. The press conference thurs Day was part of an increasingly evident soviet drive to focus Public attention on the potentials for Trade with the United states. This was spotlighted by the unprecedented invitation extended to Secretary of com Merce Maurice h. Stans am Iii delegation during a recent visit to Moscow to attend a meeting of the supreme soviet a visit that was recorded in widely distributed photographs. Or. Stans held a press con Ference thursday to discuss his trip which he described As an exploratory con Sider the roadblocks and Obsta cles on Trade and to get a in on the viewpoint of the Sovi ets and their desire of working with the United he said he found an interest n developing joint ventures in which . Technology would be changed for raw materials. While speaking in positive terms about future .-soviet Trade aspects mrs. Stans made t dear that there Are hurdles to overcome the credit hurdle or example. The soviet Union still owes burrs auction sue on the premises 41 Sherbrook Street it. Dec. 11th at 10 . To Mercedes Van i 5 . Ride Ike. Lawn Mewert ther dry paint scar Ewt fit air w with tank flee grinder the rawer Oetke Tiff Whf a Bow Mew cos. Of pc i hers ret. Tiller Sharmer with meter Ike. Celecki Chain meter Eil cask no anti freest 10 Case Small Caiwei Jan Lawn Mewer wheels Small parts Phis and chattels in the Cremims net a Emit by Law. Terms Ceil win etre red in my or detail. Simpsons co. 1ailiffs. 2hvi Sher Krak ., 774-1530 Cert c. Petter. Rewti Efimy m2-5770 the United states Large sums from the second world War lend lease program and until that matter is cleared up there is doubt that Congress would Grant the soviet Union most favored nation status. Without that status and without credits from the Export import Bank which the president must approve .-soviet traders might have difficulty financing their transactions. Last year . Exports to the .r. Were valued at million. Soviet imports to the United states were valued at million. Deaths pet War costly Saskatoon c p James William Mclean of Saskatoon was fined when he was convicted in magistrate court today of killing an animal. The charge was Laid oct. 26 after two siberian husky dogs were shot in the City. One dog died and the other recovered. Mclean who said he was concerned about the welfare of his family admitted in. Court to shooting the Ani Mals. He said his family pet a cat had been killed by the dogs and another defence witness testified the same animals had killed 18 of his rabbits. 15 types. Of ragweed . Louis about 15 Spe cies of ragweed that Bane of Hay fever sufferers grow in the United states. The Plant is the Black sheep of the family that includes dahlias and chrysanthemums. Benson Harvey Walter 78, o 589 Alverstone Street. Bozynski John 56, of 694 m Phillips Street. Burnside Marion 86, of cer trial Park Lodge 440 Edmon ton Street. Collins Donald of 40 Flor place. Courchaine Charles 71, .736 Mcgee Street. Cudmore Albert Garnet 80 of 224 Quelch Street. Engelhart Edward Sanfor 58, of 176 Ethelbert Street. Fournier Noah 88, of 39 Deschambault Street . Boniface. Garv1n, s., 75, of 691 Centen Nial Street. Gnu Tel Mike 56, of Decker Man. Halpin William Henry 66, o Pine palls Man. Johnson mrs. Stefan eve Lyn 238, of 696 Kildar Street suite 107, Transcona. Kopelow Hymie 55, of Van Couver . Kozak John 54, of Gypsum Ville Man. Lytwyn Louis 77, of the holy family nursing Home. Macleod mrs. John Shirle of 100 Linton Lane Charleswood. I Matheson David Norman o 706 Cambridge Street. Percy Charles Edmund 71 of Lions Manor 320 Sher Brook Street suite 1331. Plant George 79, of .463 to Bertson Street. Rostecki Kazimer Alex Ander 63, of 1158 Redwood Avenue. Ruxton George 89, of 1575 Regent Avenue West trans Cona. Ernest 58, of Van Coyer Yanicki mrs. Eugene to 57, of 43 Silvia Teskey mrs. Mark Simpsons Sears correction flyer Page 14 ran tuesday december 7, 1971 illustrated stainless Fondue pot a 16.99 16.99 should have been aluminium Fondue pot at Max Steiman and sons have been instructed by censers furniture Ltd. To dispose of the entire contents of their 291 Portage store by auction Sale unreserved on the premises 291 Portage Avi. 2 sessions remain tonight dec. 10th til 10 . Saturday dec. Lith 10 . -5 . In keeping with our policy not to move any of our present Stock and office furniture to our new location everything is being sold in an unreserved Public auction. Sofas and chairs Chester Beds recliners rockers Odd buffets Odd Sidt chairs bedrooms Odd chests Odd night tables headboards Metal Springs mattresses Box Springs Hollywood Beds bunk Beds loveseats. Occasional chairs table lamps Coffee tables lamp tables end tables room dividers color to Black and White to portable to stereos record players radios tape decks component sets ranges refrigerators washers dryers freezers vacuum cleaners carpets office furniture and office machines National Cash bookkeeping and accounting machines by such famous makers As Pepper Bassett Kroehler Kaufman Sklar Drexel Simmons Selig Sealy Stiffel Mueller Kilgour Henri Vallier Princeville Henredon Weiman Knechtel Stanley hcs Pler. Vic Art Ideal brass. Lanark Fleetwood Philco Panasonic acs Clairton Enterprise. Hoover Lloyds simplicity. Shelbern Woods. Remember this is not a Sale of gain but a Sale of necessity. Everything must be sold to the Bare Walls regard less of Cost censers 291 Portage 942-8161 79, of Central Park Lodge 440 Edmonton Street. Thorgrimson a Mimir 64, of 627 Agnes Street. Wilson David Wallace 63, of 961 Merriam Boulevard fort Garry. Windatt Constance of 751 Mcmillan Avenue. Winnik Nickolas 83, of 256 Magnus Avenue. Woollard Robert Benjamin 76, of 609 Furby Street. For further information please see classified death notices Energy source new York Coal is the source of two thirds of the electricity produced in the . Timing is off London ont. Up police weren t too concerned thursday when a Tel Ephone caller said a bomb was set to explode in the us German exports up Bonn West German exports of finished Industrial goods in 1970 totalled Bil lion a 17 per cent increase Over 1969. . Exports in the same category were billion. At preme court building . The Call came at a later search proved the Call a badly timed hoax. Correction Advance . Dec. 9 paper Page 5, rq209s a Battery cassette tape recorder should have read mfrs. Sugg. List special Moryck auction 849 Marion saturday dec. 11, 1 . Our special this week consists of i Complete household Only six months old. Cold fridge Frost free cold stove self cleaning oven Kitchen suite China Cabinet bedroom suite com plete with Box Spring and mat Tress Chest of drawers Continental bed Dresser crib bunk Beds Chest Enfield and chair end and Coffee tables lamps port Able . Shag carpet electric Broom 12 Speed mix m a j e plus Many More items too numerous to mention. Our added feature is about 500 ibs. Graded inspected Honey Trees. Bonded auctioneer Dennis Morrow phone 247-6944 or 247-2451 10 big winners in sky 58 pallet Bingo mrs. Peter Knoedler of Lac Dubonnet left won iwo weeks in a Row she is shown in hoods pharmacy in Lac Dubonnet where she Boucht her winning cards. Mrs. Knoedler Sci reihe with nine other win ners mrs. Doreen Larose mrs., f. Berry mrs. E. Braskey Weiss h. Lauderdale mrs. R. Ryckman and . Procek All of Winnipeg mrs. Bert Gilhuly car men mrs. Ted Protosavage Dugald Man. And mrs. W. Duran Stonewall Man. Only a few hours left to get cards for tomorrow game at on sky 58 on your am dial. Get your cards at participating dealers All Over Manitoba Gulf Oil Rexall Arp Good neighbor and metro drug stores Tom boy Solo shop easy and pay fair food stores Robinson stores Beauty crib members of Ltd florists Telegraph delivery Ato Eaton a co the by and the ticket Booth at Garden City shopping Centre. 3 cards to win a merry Xmas to your student with an Olympia typewriter with 2000 Olympia i singly in use in Winnipeg schools i or she is mo8abiy using one now of Retikis Smith Corona 49.50 Olympia Monka Olympia sf33 74.25 ask about our rent to own plan for reconditioned typewriters a phial 7.9s to 24.95 not Winius oq. if Flat Gua Ianth National Tyriw wow office equip met asserted sets 6 a 10 use Row Retzki fifth at Fhone 1 Stull Ftp wow wac ;