Referendum on Liquor Planned For June Vote
A June referendum on liquor reform is proposed by the Moderation league with government support. If lawmakers approve, the bill will regulate business and adjourn for a second session in late June to enact the law. Premier Beaches cautioned no definite action has been taken, while a home-made carnival program and various costumes were listed in an adjoining event section.
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Local notes from Portage area events and classes
Jas Barrett attends Trustees convention while D Shaw returns from Portage hospital. Several members report from Winnipes after UP A Course on Rural Leadership. Mayot Sunday School Young People plan debate on education. UF Morsagot celebrates anniversary with strong turnout despite bad roads. Local students perform. Mrs Gee speaks on Women’s work in UTM. Evening includes songs, duets, and humor.
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Katrime Whist Drive and Skating Party Reported
A 1995 society note describes Katrime hosting a Whist Drive on March 2 with twenty four guests enjoying skating and tobogganing on a creek two miles west of their home. An ice blaze drew attendees before a dainty lunch at the host’s home. The masquerade ball at the city hall was well attended and praised for its tasteful decoration.
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Outdated Provincial Settlement Plans and Rail Farewell in Western Canada
Scottish Ontario settlers canvass continues with a plan to recruit married couples and youths for an overseas settlement while aiming to ship female farm workers from the North of Scotland. In Medicine Hat a large retirement tribute marks the CPR engineers Henry Hardy J F Fisher Thor Penhale with 290 guests attendance. Calgary reports a silver boom in gold fields auctioned across districts while a railway find prompts crews to shift focus to safety and further surveying as authorities prepare tests and notices.
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