Volume 2e* MamtolqiTw lt;la\ January 28th, I'M/•No 18(loverleaf Met DiscusFree EnterpriseEvesProvince Focus On School Houseover let! MFAfGroup, under She leadership of George Moroz, thor-discussed in their lastipFarm Raa*o F or um pee ting caritheamifour-year wheat agreement withBritain.e mem-her of the group, firmly held his contention 'that cartels were del- Isider innocent pleasureL. A, WAWIYSHTJiffriwAnmg snow oaits or at passing pedestrians —Ganan-oque (Ont.) Reporter■province'-wide conorm last week when it was learned that Miss A. Kmtianson. a local teacher, had administeredwhat was claimed to be an unnecessarily severe strapping to herA*are13-year-old pupil. Walter•ftScar boro Chief of!amenta! togroundsconsumers on thethat they eliminatedSome of the carteonwere1*Iwere butThe international ones up the export market among themselves on a quota basisCharged Wednesday night. Jan22 at a Special Mlt; eting of theSchool Board and five members of the teaching staff with havSupper PartyScarboro Mail. ‘They think thatbecause they put a heavy front door with a stout lock on it ati iI hCHK* tsmwas held at the I Mr and Mrs Mik**the front of the house, the placenumber named would be closer to 1 Steiner, on Jan. 19'Athe truth.om4mav* mwereEd Malkoske, Mr, Iiill Herzog, Mr amimen! of Cinadi*Oreat Britain if I been too severe with the teen-*an example, was decided as a step I aged pupil, she added that shein the right direction. The sup- had had every justification foMrs. Julius Sehatkowika, MissGardner and Mrs. Olga Tirsch-bp Mr*. T. G. Enkintmann.Iporting evidence was that it up the shock of the sudden down-#wwheat. It was agreed that by such an agreement Canada wasMiss KrisUanscn said her deci-unanimously s'on 5lra') ^ b®’r hid com‘'as a result of his 'persisting to eatm to joina recent visit to theinthe ! city. Ole Tergeson was the guesthard-worked farmer, enjoyed a | of our esteemed friend and patHarrison.ftways the world marketsunflower seeds .and spread theseeds on the schoolroom floorselling con-The board passed a resolutionsleep during the evening*to know' he woke inaretime to driveron.IIWe wish Miss Lynda Alpers a9r 'W **v e ryin the primarysiderably on credit, and borrow- I ^ where corporal punishmentmg money from its people at a high rate of interest in order towas not a factor, any misdemeanor requiring punishment of morePeter Kozyra is secretaryreferred to thethe group.assistantFair DatesAWestern Canada Assodiataonof Exhibitions and Western Can-met inwerefor the' Westernwith the school board s decision, made representation to C. K.Rogers, chief inspector of Mani- {MORE toba schools. Alex McLeod actedVisitors to the city last week from Goubert’s corner were Mr*.H. Baber, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bee-G■iMIIMiss Isabel Moss was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. JBY THE CANADIAN PRESSKarpoc during the week-end.IIseem to us* * *mB FairsJaw, Sask , Juneopen at Moose 30-July 3 Othert'ates were: Estevan. Sask., July* %-12; Yorkton, SaskMelfort, Sask., July 17-19; Lloyd-minster, Sask., July 21-23; Ver-24-28; Vegre-Alta . July 28-30; R'ed Deer,31-Aug. 1; North Battleford. Sask . Aug 4-6; andA. Reder, fathtr of the boy.I41way to givethe fairest and greatest benefit to the many, would be to reduce the amount of both the employ-partyaineJan. 19. Guesbpresent were: Darlene BeeskauMl Mrter and me employee s tion to the fund (unemployment inkurance). This* IHarvey and Vera Zink, Conmt•%J, PISPrince AlbertAugSask., Augo-7-9ever, general opinion in the district seems to be that proper action has been taken bv thethe effect of keeping the surplusin check, but not depleting themoved to Morris last week. Wlt;will miss them as they were verj dear to us and we wish thenfund should an emergency arise At 'the same time the majoritybest of luck in their nevmatterre inof the few'—Huntingdon (Que.) Gleaner.« « V“'** «■—1FOR A FREE NATIONm a new com;« N «We are glad to see Mrs. Rat is home again after spending ivacation wson-in-lav*relt;Mrs. Frad Swansonis stoauana