Bagot and District News Birthday List and Local Notes
Birthday greetings for December 1 to 15 for Sandra Bennett Gordon Ritchie H M Lougheed Verna Mahan Brian Burton Dave Adams Douglas Adams Morley Richardson J M Baskier Mrs John Alexon Mrs M W Bureh J H Byles Mrs J H Byles and more. Fireside Thoughts urge helping others and conserving resources. Local events include hospital visits, bingo night at Bagot Hall on November 24 and plans for a whist drive December 8. Community concerns cover road changes from Trans-Canada highway project and fuel costs after January 31.
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Sandra Bennett
Gordon Ritchie
Ard
H. M. Lougheed
Verna Mahan
Brian Burton
Dave and
Douglas Adams
Morley Richardson
J. M. Baskier
John Alexon
M. W. Bureh
J. H. Byles
J. L. Pogue
A. Pogue
Brandon
Sandra Lamont
Hartford
J. Lamont Sr
Bagot Hall
Saturda
SaskPool Withdrawals Saddens RAC Head
James McAnsh executive director of the Rapeseed Association of Canada expressed disappointment and confusion over Saskatchewan Wheat Pool leaving the association. He noted the pull followed the group’s support for open marketing of rapeseed and warned about open campaigning by the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange.
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James McAnsh
Saskatchewan Co-operative
Rapeseed Association
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Polar Bear In Danger Denial From Canadian Official
In Ottawa Northern Affairs Minister Jean Chretien rejects extinction risk for about 10 000 polar bears asserting no danger from hunting. He notes 400 polar bear permits issued yearly to Eskimos with sales well above two thousand dollars and cites Canada's roughly 60 percent share of a world polar bear population estimated at 14 000 to 16 000.
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Canada
Jean Chretien
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Prince Albert
Diefenbaker
Chretien
Canadian Wildlife Service
CWS
Beekeepers Mull Mexico Bee Imports For Prairie Honey Field
Prairie beekeepers face higher next year costs and debate Mexican bee imports to replace loss of U S bees. Alberta officials study permits and pilot programs if regulations change while eastern producers resist shifts. Manitoba Saskatchewan tally imports. Alberta leads with about 10 million in annual production.
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Alberta
Canada
California
U.S
Mexico
New Zealand
Canadian Association of Apiculturalists
Toronto
Canadian Honey Council
Hugh Horner
Eugene Whelan
Ment
Jerry Avram
Avram
Alberta Agriculture Department
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
Plush schools on Indian reserves prompt grand jury warning
Ontario Supreme Court grand jury report visits White Dog Indian reserve near Kenora and inspects a new fall opened school with seven teachers and a principal. It praises the structure and lavish wall-to-wall carpeting while noting only about 200 students. warns such plush facilities are excessive and suggests reviewing similar planned builds on other reserves.
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Ontario Supreme Court
White Dog
Kenora
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