Bagot community notes and holiday planning
A Bagot column by Mrs J M Baskier covers local events from a recent death notice to the UCW Christmas meeting on December 8 at St Stephen United Church. Guests at dinners include Mr and Mrs Foxon and Mr and Mrs Hea ven, with Bendon and Kalberg visits noted. Also mentions Bernice Nichol, Fred Matthews hospitalized, and the birth of Kimberley Dawn Lenard. The piece closes with reflections on worship, snowfall, and a five year 4H Beef Club award for Bernard Hildebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Matthews
UGG
St. Eustache
A. E. Kalberg
Portage
A. W. Kalberg
Roy Lenard
Kimberley Dawn
Portage General Hospital
Donna
Bagot
St. Stephen United
M. W. Burch
Bernard Hildebrand
Four Bursaries Awarded From Women's Institute
The Manitoba Women's Institute recently awarded four bursaries totaling 600 to students Denis De Pauw Teherne Louise Pankin Miami Alan Nixon Margaret and Jean Elizabeth Glen Strathclair. De Pauw won 100 for second year home economics at Manitoba University for an exceptionally high first year average. Pankin receives 300 for third year home economics, her second consecutive year withInstitute support. Nixon of Brandon College wins 100 Frances L McKay bursary for second year science. Glen receives 100 Manitoba Teachers College bursary as first recipient under the new title after the college becomes the Manitoba School for the Deaf. teacher training now centered at Manitoba University and Brandon College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Women’s Institute
Denis de Pauw
Teherne
Louise Pankin
Miami
Alan Nixon
Margaret
Jean Elizabeth Glen
Strathclair
de Pauw
University of Manitoba
Miss Pankin
Women's Institute
Esther Thompson MacKay
Brandon College
Frances L McKay
Glen
Manitoba Teachers College
Manitoba Women's Institute
Manitoba School For the Deaf
Manitoba tourism seeks incentives to boost outdoor facilities
The Manitoba Tourist Association urged tax concessions and financial incentives from federal and provincial governments. Tillman Burgess, association vice-president, criticized overemphasis on campgrounds and docking facilities, noting no prestige sites have been built recently. He warned the industry employs many unskilled workers and needs capital incentives to attract private investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman Burgess
Association
Manitoba
Burgess
Canada
Wildlife Management Area Established Near The Pas
Premier Roblin announced a new wildlife management area named Mawdesley will cover a 500000 acre tract east of The Pas. The plan creates an alternative to areas flooded by the Grand Rapids hydro dam and the Saskatchewan river at Lake Winnipeg, with moose and muskrat thriving conditions cited. Negotiations with the federal government are ongoing for experimental waterfowl development. Boundaries include Summerberry to the south, Frog Creek to the west, Moose Lake to the east, and extend toward Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Roblin
Mawdesley
Grand Rapids
Saskatchewan
Lake Winnipeg
Frog Creek
Moose Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bagot and District News
J. M. Baskier
Ologize
Mont Saar
Penstein Coubrough
H. Adams
Mr. Foxon
Les
Gladstone
Mrs. Heaven
Carman
Bagot Hospital
Phelps
Your
J. S. Thomson
Royal Road North
Portage LA Prairie
Women’s Institute
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
Austin Chamber OF Commerce
Sam Costea
John Costea
Starlite Inn
B.A. Service Station
Macgregor
Manitoba “Tourist Association
Mitton
Dominion Bureau of Statist
Council of Canada
MyResths
Manufacturert Life
Fiacgregor
General Motors
Jer. Motors
Viva
Hae-Ongmy
Vive
Expy
tEp
Vauxhall
Pontiac
LYE Motors Ltd
Man
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