Indian Mining Company Wins Rights Battle
Bethlehem Copper Ltd and Dark Hawk Mines Ltd ended a rights dispute over Reserve No. 13 in British Columbia. Bethlehem relinquished its court action and assigned its reserve rights to Dark Hawk, which gains first chance at development. Bethlehem retains surface-right first refusal and may negotiate for rights on three other reserves with the Cooks Ferry band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Copper Ltd
B.C
Bethlehem
Dark Hawk Mines Ltd
Dark Hawk
Cooks Ferry
Highland Valley
Vancouver
Bethlehems
Dark Hawk Mines
Patrick M. Reynolds
Bethlehem Copper
Donald Ursaki
William J. Worrall
One Killed Of Pure Terror Two Survive Ride
A nine year old boy died and his companion survived after a toboggan plunged from a 400 foot ice cliff on Grouse Mountain North Vancouver. Kenneth Michael Dyck from North Surrey died after his plastic toboggan slid 600 feet through bush Devil's Leap and 600 to 700 feet more through snow. Larry Ehrenholz also nine from North Surrey was found in hospital Sunday in good condition with head injuries after a four hour wait in the snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grouse Mountain
North Vancouver
Kenneth Michael Dyck
North Surrey
B.C
Larry Richard Ehrenholz
British Columbia
Vancouver
Fraser Mills
Ehrenholz
Rudiger Schmidt
Waste Dump Permit Sparks River Pollution Debate
The Churchill Forest Products plant near The Pas will be allowed to dump waste into the Saskatchewan River. Labor Minister C. H. Witney said the discharges would not pollute downstream lakes, while a pollution commission would act if operations expanded or new industry arrived. The Clean Environment Act will set standards comparable with neighboring provinces. The meeting at Snow Lake included officials from Flin Flon, Thompson, and other communities, amid concerns over Manitoba Hydro flooding Southern Indian Lake as part of the Nelson River project. Carroll confirmed the flood decision has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Pas
Saskatchewan
Labor
C. H. Witney
Snow Lake
Witney
J. B. Carroll
Northern
Manitoba Wildlife Associations
Chambers of Commerce
Flin Flon
Thompson
Cranberry Portage
Manitoba Hydro
Indian Lake
Nelson River
Carroll
MacGregor Women's Institute Install Officers At March Meeting
The MacGregor Women's Institute held its March meeting at Mrs. A. Grove's home with 13 members. The installation of officers was led by Mrs. M. Kilfoyle who chaired. Elected officers include President Mrs. H. MacDonald, 1st Vice President Mrs. E. Ormiston, Vice President Mrs. R. Hotel, Secretary Mrs. R. Thompson, Treasurer Mrs. A. Grove, Sick Committee Mrs. P. McLough, Assistant Mrs. H. Painter, Reporter Mrs. F. Wright, Quilt Conveners Mrs. Grove and Mrs. Anderson. District board representative is Mrs. H. MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Women's Institute
A. Grove
M. Kilfoyle
H. MacDonald
E. Ormiston
R. Hotel
R. Thompson
P. McLough
H. Painter
F. Wright
Grove
Anderson
Justice Minister Turner to Tour Northwest Territories
Justice Minister John Turner travels by skiplane for three days to observe justice facilities in Oral Harbour Igloolik and Pangnirtung. He will meet Yukon officials in Whitehorse and join Judge Morrow on the Eastern Arctic circuit April 10 to 12 before returning to Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Turner
Robert Service
Yukon
Turner
Canada
Skiplane
W. G. Morrow
Territorial Court
Arctic
Northwest Territories
Oral Harbour
Igloolik
Pangnirtung
Justice Morrow
Edmonton
White Horse
Bar Association
Territorial Commission
Harry Maddison
Hay River
Great Slave Lake
RCMP
Old Crow
V.T
Mounties
N.W.T. Bar Association
Yellowknife
Frobisher Bay
Auto Trades Board Names Two Members
Manitoba Automotive Trades Association named two of three arbitration board members to handle garage customer complaints. Keith Ross of Winnipeg. W Del Regio provincial civil servant. board chair and member, with Manitoba Motor League to name its delegate. Findings binding, a decal sign to show participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motoba Automotive Trades Association
Keith Ross
Winnipeg
W. del Regio
Manitoba Motor League
Southend Macaulay Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Jake Klassen and Shirley of Winnipeg were Sunday visitors at the Boechlig home. Scotty MacDonald visits grandparents Roy and Glover. Cindy McGregor weekend with Longstreets in Winnipeg. D McGregor and Ed Chant attended Desert Sands Winnipeg 40th wedding anniversary for Barber Seawright Teichow. Ann McDonald weekend with Jo-Ann Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Klassen
Shirley
Winnipeg
Boechlig
Scotty MacDonald
Roy Glover
Cindy McGregor
Longstreets
D. McGregor
Ed Chant
Desert Sands
Jack Barber
J. Seawright
Sadie Teichow
Ken Larson
Ada Glover
Brandon
Herb McDonald
Ann McDonald
Jo-Ann Lamb
New Ownership Directives For Radio And TV Operators
Cabinet orders set new Canadian ownership rules for CATV and broadcasting. By Sept 1 1970 all community antenna television undertakings operating before April 1 1968 must meet ownership requirements. New rules allow holding via a second corporation, with 80 percent of its shares Canadian owned, while four fifths of directors of eligible holding companies must be Canadian citizens. The 40 percent Canadian control debt limit is removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Pelletier
Pelletier
Canadian Radio Television Commission
Canada
Oine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indian Mining Company
of Pure Terror
MacGregor Herald
W.I
Auto Trades Board
Southend Macaulay
SINAN
Africa
JIMS
Bank of Montreal
Gregor
Manitoba
Legion Room
MacGregor
Terry Oatway
Dept. of Agriculture
Murray Coulter
Farm Credit Corporation
Canada Cement
Northern Paints
Co-Op Lumber
Macgregor, Manitoba
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