Annual Meeting of Children s Aid Soc
The Children s Aid Society held its annual meeting in Brandon with about 380 attendees from West Manitoba representing councils organizations and individuals. Guest speaker Gene Courchene urged bridging gaps between Indians and Whites. Treasurer Albert Johnson noted the agency handled over half a million dollars in operations yet posted only 194.09 dollars more revenue than expenditures. The report highlighted 320 children served 635 families aided 642 children in agency care and 208 unmarried mothers helped with 7 children placed for adoption. New president S. A. Dickens and officers were elected along with several board members. Potential contacts are via local representatives in wintering areas.
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Manitoba Hydros New Electrical Modernization Plan Advertised
Manitoba Hydro promotes an Electrical Modernization Plan for homes farms and cottages. It offers up to 1500 dollars financed over five years on the electric service account to convert heating to electric heat improve lighting water heating and built in appliances. Owners are urged to act now and consult an electric heating contractor for terms.
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Deer Population Shows Increase Across Manitoba Regions
Earlier surveys indicate Manitoban deer herds wintered well with a general population uptick in most areas. Northern districts show a small rise except where habitat was heavily removed, while San Clara pasture noted declines. Southern regions faced snow gaps hindering aerial counts, but ground surveys still show good winter survival with some deer straying.
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Manitoba Legislature Prorogued After 55 Sittings
The Manitoba legislature was prorogued at 5 30 pm on Saturday May 25 after 55 sitting days. Several committees will sit between sessions including Statutory Regulations and measures on protection of orders consumer expropriation and aid to indigents and crime victims. Other panels study auto insurance rates municipal act revisions local Authorities Election Act and law revision.
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