Angus trapper settles into two room dwelling boosted by welfare aid
Angus and his wife now live in a modest two room home at 721 Hogan with welfare help covering rent water and electricity. He no longer chops wood and coal for heating relying on a propane heater and an electric cook stove. He recalls giving up his trapline after losing sight and a cataract operation.
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Fire call lack of water prompts Indian settlement water proposal
At a council meeting Councillor Carnegie reported a fire call to Big Eddy required a truck run of five miles with no nearby water. He urged Indian Affairs to consider building water reservoirs for the settlement. The call cost $50 and a bill was ordered to Indian Affairs. A Councillor suggested the Indian Band buy their own fire truck.
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