Kindergarten to Start in Town Schools Plan Sees 8 Classes
The Better Start association outlines a plan to introduce kindergarten across four elementary schools with about 200 students, eight classes, and transportation via cab. Indians would not be included this year due to space and staffing concerns, while funding remains a challenge and teachers may need summer courses. The public meeting at Charlebois Centre discussed the association’s role and potential future changes.
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Mber
Kennedy
Greening
Charlebois Centre
Better Start
Association
M. Smith
Waller Jewellers Opens In Former Johnson Space
Waller Jewellers has moved into the premises previously occupied by Johnson's Menswear behind Northland Drugs on Second Street. Henry Waller plans to expand stock in coming weeks. Johnson Menswear employs three people besides Art Johnson and Clifford King. Brand names include Cambridge Clothes Freedman's Rice's Sportswear Harvey Woods McHale Shoes Forsythe and Tooke.
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Waller Jewellers
Johnson's Menswear
Northland Drugs
Second Street
Henry Waller
Johnson Menswear
Art Johnson
Clifford King
Johnson's
Cambridge Clothes
Freedman's
Rice's Sportswear
Harvey Woods McHale Shoes
Forsythe and
Tooke
Tax prepayment offer urged to ease 1969 payments
The notice explains a monthly rate cut of one-half percent through October reaching parity, with a three-quarters of one percent monthly penalty on unpaid taxes after October 31. It notes last year’s rate at one-half percent and thanks taxpayers for 1968 prepayment success, urging continued support while warning prepayment cannot occur if arrears exist.
Moose Lake Band selects candidate for area constable post
Meetings prompted by shop owners fear of disruption lead the Moose Lake Indian Band to appoint a band member as special constable. If the RCMP issues a letter of recommendation and Indian Affairs approves, the appointment becomes official.
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Moose Lake
Accidents Involving Trucks and Cars Reported This Week
Two truck crashes occurred with damages of about 97 and 100 dollars involving Mike Palanychka and Steve Nakonechny. A 1955 car driven by George McKenzie and a 1968 car driven by Rudy Leonard caused 225 and 1000 dollars in damage respectively. McKenzie was charged with failing to stop safely. Several other minor accidents were reported.
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Mike Palanychka
Steve Nakonechny
Palanychka
CNR
Nakonechny
George McKenzie
Rudy Léonard
Mr. Leonard
McKenzie
Indian Artists Hold Showing at Gateway Hotel During Festival
Moses Bignell of The Pas Indian Reserve will be featured with paintings portraying life in the North at the Gateway Hotel during the Trappers' Festival. Lawrence White Head and Wuttunee also exhibit. Marcel Chartier sponsors by using the steak and beverage rooms. The display opens Monday February 10 and runs through the Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Bignell
Pas Indian Reserve
Gateway Hotel
Noel Wattunee
Winnipeg
Department of Health and Social Services
Lawrence Whitehead
Wuttunee
Marcel Chartier
Local Artist Praises Moses Bignell Exhibit
Mr Wattunee, a professional artist, is impressed with Moses Bignell's work and predicts this display will start a series that will raise Bignell’s profile widely.
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Wattunee
Moses Bignell
Mr. Bignell
Electromode Baseboard Heaters Promoted for Safety
Electromode baseboard heaters are marketed as flameless safe heating with a Cast Aluminum Safety Grid for high efficiency and comfort. The copy urges readers to pay a bit more to convert, claiming no equal in quality.
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William
Albert
Man
Canada
Johnson Cont
Go Electric
Electromode
Pas
Manitoba
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