Bagot and District News Harvest Advice And Travellers
Community notes from Bagot include Winterburn returning to camp duties, visits by J E Adams and other relatives, and reflections on home life. Harvest progress is noted with flax still outstanding as crews finish field work. Local families attend birthdays and funerals, with several residents traveling to Portage and Winnipeg. The Bagot school site is purchased for conversion to a dwelling as enrollment in the area grows to around 100 children and bus transport is organized to MacGregor and Portage schools.
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Ang Irs
John Alexon
Derek
Prince $ BC
J. Pogue
Muen Il Ox Te Epa
Tshich
Te Hhome
Harold Wright
M. Olmstead
Greeg
M. Stephen
Carberry
Mary
J. H. Adams
J. M. Baskier
Portage
Donna Butterfield
Winnipeg
L. Butterfield
Terry Chariton
R. Chariton
T. Irwin
Vancouver Island
B.C
N. Irwin
H. Currie
Bagot
Image Creek
Image Hill
MacGregor
Elsmith
Macdonald
Theistrict
Lawyer Defends Use of Injunctions in Labor Disputes
WINNIPEG The Cana i la Bar Association hears a defense of injunctions as a remedy in labor disputes. J D Lambert of Vancouver argues damages are inadequate due to cost and collectability, noting many cases involve mystery pickets. He warns damages rarely reimburse funds and cites the difficulty of garnishing wages for long settlements.
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Winnipeg
Cana Ila Bar Association
J.D. Lambert
Vancouver
Lambert
The
Associa
British Columbia
John Doe
Richard Roe
U Thant to resign as United Nations secretary general
U Thant announced he will quit when his current five year term ends on November 3 and will not seek reelection. In a resignation letter he cited UN financial difficulties and the grave international situation, saying the world risks major war while Vietnam’s suffering haunts humanity.
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United Nations
U ‘Thani
Thant
UNS
Viet
Record US grocery bill hits sixty billion dollars
The 1965 consumer expenditure study from Food Topics shows Americans spent about 60.41 billion on groceries last year. Meat and non-food items drove sales while per household outlay rose 66 percent from 1964, with meat prices the main factor.
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Food Topics
Honor D M Stephens Receives Degree Honor
Dr. Stephens who earned Manitoba University in 1931 served as deputy minister of mines and natural resources from 1938 to 1951. He led Manitoba Hydro from 1951 to 1961 and joined the IIC in 1958 governing boundary waters and cross border issues. He sits on Atomic Energy of Canada board and national energy committees.
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Dr. Stephens
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Hydro Electric Board
IIC
The
Canada
United States
Stephens
Board of Atomic Energy of Canada
Federal
St Pauls W A Market Day Tea and Produce Table
Members of St Pauls W A announce the annual Market Day Tea and Produce Table on Thursday September 15 from 3 to 6 at the home of Mrs R E Lye. The event features tea and a produce table to support church activities.
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St. Paul's W.A
R. E. Lye
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