Bagot and District News Sightseeing and Social Notes
Local Bagot area residents visit relatives in Flin Flon and Winnipeg. Sept gatherings include suppers and teas at MacGregor, Portage la Prairie, and Amaranth with HAR events at the Bagot Hospital Aid pantry shower. Harvesting continues after rain, with flax still unharvested. Community concern over manners and politeness appears in a reflective column by Mrs. B Nichol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexon
A. Hanslet
Portage
J. H. Adams
D. Mac- Mahon
MacGregor
Arrow River
J. Clegg
Brenda Rae Clegg
M. Robinson
Amaranth
Golden Stream
W. Foxton
Leslie
Bagot Hospital
Stan Marshall
Winnipeg
S. Coulthard
Einar Sigurdson
Lynne
Ann
Lakeland
D. Coulthard
Libau
Wayne Nichol
MacGregor Mustangs
Jim Miller
Oakland
E. R. Pogue
Ellen Mahan
Kenora
Ont
R. ‘Mahan
G. Albinet
S. W. Kalberg
G. Thompson
E. Ariss
R. Weday
B. Nichol
Phillipps
Portage la Prairie
Brandon
Myrna Nichol
M. Lamont
J. Lamont Sr
Jim Lamont
Red River Exhibition Grounds
Frank Foster
Prank
Ron Pettitt
Art Pettitt
Pat
Pat Pettitt
Portage Council of Women
Ross Nichol
Furnasman
G. R. Nichol
G. Yuzek
Johnny
Jo-Ann
Waldron, Sask
R. Mahan
Fred Lenton
M. Lawrie
J.H. Adams
Former Indian Chief Named Fisheries Education Post
Nelson Scribe, a former Norway House Indian band leader and founder of the Norway House Fish Producers Co operative, is appointed to a new fisheries education post in Manitoba. He will train fishermen, focus on Indian communities, and promote understanding of technology marketing and business management in fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnet
Norway House Indian Band
Sterling R. Lyon
Mines and Natural Resources
Nelson Scribe
Mr. Scribe
MTS Reports Income Drop After Storm Damages
The Manitoba Telephone System shows net income fell two-thirds to $204,995 for the year ended March 31 from $622,362 prior. Revenue rose to $90,254,000 from $27,823,548 while expenses climbed to $30,049,006 from $27,201,186. The report cites sleet storm repairs and notes new equipment will enable Winnipeg subscribers to dial many long-distance calls directly.
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Manitoba Telephone System
Public Power Agency
Winnipeg
Canada\'s First Christmas Stamp Issued for 1964
Canada will issue its first Christmas specific stamps on October 14 1964 with a blue five cent and a red three cent denomination. The designs depict a silhouette of a family of four in a snowy landscape and a pine hillside with a cottage. Both issues will be withdrawn after Christmas and feature the words Christmas 1964 Noel with Canada and denomination shown along the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Tearneil
Canada
Ross
Reading More Important Than Ever Says Nova Scotia Official
H. M. Mason, Nova Scotia education director, told a panel at the 41st Canadian Education Association convention that reading is more important now. The association notes that people must be conscientious readers for pleasure and as a duty to sustain a free and secure society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. m. Mason
Nova Scotia
Canadian Education Association
Nason
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LYE Motors Ltd
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