Arctic relocation moves 35 miles east in permafrost area
Arctic circle relocation near Yahoo border announced with two new sites 35 air miles east. Allavik, founded on permafrost in 1912, will rise on sev eral and a fork began last year with brush clearing and road construction. Engineers claim permafrost melting issue solved. Moss mantle will insulate land and building bases will use wooden pilings. In Penticton BC CP Paul Ter basket dies at home near here aged 110.
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Akla viks Big Switch to Stats
Canadian Institute and Gordon Robertson deputy minister of northern affairs and national resources discuss Aklavik in the Northwest Territories about a major switch to statistics 120 miles within the area.
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Local News Notes and Social Updates from MacGregor Area
Local items report Charlie Hammond’s departure for a teaching project in Atikokan Ontario and a Whist Drive at Masons Mall on March 1. News includes visits from G Gourley of Port Arthur and Vivian Dankesreiter’s holiday from Assendal BC, plus Bob Arnett enlisting in the Queen’s Own Rifles for basic training in Calgary and Mrs Dennison’s teaching career in Lauder Manitoba. Also noted are WI whist winners and a TV segment featuring Fred Smith, and birth announcements for Charles Denver, Donna Bernice, and Douglas Ronald with hospital weights and dates.
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Charles Denver
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Bernice Doljsi
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Donna Bernice
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Douglas Ronald
Council Meeting Notes On Expenses And Machinery
The minutes show Emerson McFarlane proposing $10 expenses for Councillor Chas E Hotel, McCulloch Thomson and E Longstreet for a Winnipeg trip. A new machine is authorized for road work with a TD-14 tractor to be traded in. McFarlane Thomson move to pay the recommended accounts and adjourn the meeting.
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Chas. E. Hotel
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Thomson
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Intermediates win Gladstone tournament after overtime thriller
Hockey action in MacGregor ends with a youth filled team taking the Gladstone prize. They beat Sandy Bay 9-1 then Brandon 6-4. In the final, after overtime, the Bantoms club defeated Gladstone 7-6. Portage Southside won 16-2 over Austin. Pierson claims Intermediates B title by defeating Russell then Stonewall Winkler, who defaulted to Pierson, leaving Stonewall as finalists.
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Heavy snowfall harms wildlife in Manitoba farm region
Western Manitoba farmers report severe winter snows taking a toll on wildlife. Harry Hatch and Dave Thomas found a yearling buck trapped in deep snow, unable to feed due to a injured leg. They fed the deer milk at home, but the animal did not survive.
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Harry Hatch
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