Agassiz Board Weighs Expropriating Village Land
Agassiz Division Board To Exappropriate The Adaetix area near the village. The board offered Mr. R. McIntosh $600 per acre for 11.9 acres fronting the village by No 11 near the Roman Catholic Church. McIntosh asked £1,000 per acre for 10 acres. board would take the remainder. Board refused to meet that price, noting Beausejour and Fower View land sold cheaper. McIntosh claimed $1,200 per acre on some lots, while selling various lots for $300 to $500 each. Ramsay offered $900 per acre for 10 acres with remainder free. By-law to expropriate planned for March 7. both sides may settle in County Court. Area to front the village beside the church, 8.3 acres total. Also discussed a $60,000 expropriation by-law to fund expenses. Whitemouth teacher granted leave for a 12 week training course at the University of Manitoba.
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Adaetix. Feool Division Board
R. McIntosh
PTH No
McIntosh
E. Borsa
Ramsay
Whitemouth
University of Manitoba
Lutheran Ladies Re elect Mrs Steiner As President
Olga Steiner was re elected to her third year as president at the Whitemouth Lutheran Ladies Aid annual meeting held at Mrs Albert Pischke’s home on Thursday February 1. Other officers elected include Vice president Rudy Noel secretary Fred Klapprat treasurer Alec Hill and committees chaired by Steiner Malkoske and Walter Steiner with sick and membership duties assigned to listed members.
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Olga Steiner
Whitemouth
Lutheran’ Ladies Aid
Albert Pischke
Rudy
Noel
Fred Klapprat
Alec Hill
Means
World Day of Prayer Observance Planned for March 4
The World Day of Prayer service will be held Friday March 4 at 4 00 pm at Bissett United Church led by Mrs M Parson. The event traces back to 1927 with wider access since 1946 and recalls past gatherings including Indian girls in the Yukon and Eskimo women in Tuktoyaktuk with notable services in Wonju Korea among leprosy patients.
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Bissett United Church
M. Parson
Yukon
Tuktoyaktuk
Northwest Territories
Wonju
Korea
Anglers Season Opens May 14 Across Manitoba Lakes
Season opens May 14 with anglers urged to be prepared as northern pike sauger perch and other species await. Minister C H Witney announces opening from Ta 16 Pine River region west to Birch River and Moggenose River area with Arctic grayling season following June 15.
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Manitoba
Aeey
C. H. Witney
Es. and Natural Resources
Idson Lakes
Bowsman
Pine
Rink takes spiel as Mrs Croft’s rink triumphs
Mrs. Croft’s rink secured a victorious finish in the bonspiel. Mrs. Mariam Frayne, president, welcomed guests and curlers and invited them back next year. A banquet at the Chateau featured entertainment and a sing song. Five novelty prizes were awarded for various feats including Lenore Bartlet’s rink, Cadieux of Kenora, Edna Fortier’s score, McKenzie of St. Vital, and Mrs. Hebert of Charleswood for the biggest end.
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Mariam Frayne
Chateau
Lenore’ Bartlet
Cadieux
Kenora
Edna Fortier
McKenzie
St. Vital
Mrs. Hebert
Charleswood
U.S. Sets Up Expanded Ties on Heavy Water Reactors
The United States and Canada outline intensified cooperation on heavy water moderated reactors including NPD and Douglas Point. Plans cover information exchange, joint R D, personnel exchanges, shared facilities, material transfers, and up to 5 million dollars for US IAEA directed work, aiming to shape future U S role in heavy water power.
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NPD
Douglas Point
CANDU
Tor
Caree Yregutioy
Florida
United States
Us.a.e.c
AECL
U. S
Canada
USAEC
Curriculum talk sparks debate at Winnipeg workshop
W Kartushyn of Lac du Bonnet attended a Manitoba Teachers Society workshop in Winnipeg on February 13. Dr D T Oviatt of California urged democracy through curriculum differences and criticized hands-off teacher attitudes while opposing Royal Commission accreditation limits on high schools.
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W.kartushyn
Lac du Bonnet
Agassiz Division Association
Winnipeg
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
D. T. Oviatt
San Fernando Valley State College
California
Alberta Department of Education
Oviatt
Qwiatt
Royal Commission
Stite Loean
Canada Weekend Toll Surges From Road And Other Accidents
A Canadian Press survey reports at least 16 deaths from various accidents over the weekend, with Ontario accounting for more than half of the fatalities across Canada.
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Noad
Canada
Ontario
Population Push Sparks Lac du Bonnet Townsite Talk
The report notes population growth could add 1000 jobs and discusses a proposed townsite near Lac du Bonnet connected to interest in Whiteshell Nuclear Research Parapheneat ax. Officials say the project matters to the district and the Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce pursues either an appendage or separate townsite near the ord. Ottawa and Elliot Unke have shown interest. officials urge attention from Commons.
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Lac du Bonnet
Whiteshell
Lac du _Bonnet
Ottawe
Elliot
Renewal Reminder for The Springfield Leader Subscription
The message urges readers to check their Springfield Leader subscription due dates indicated by date numerals, and to renew by mailing the enclosed form with $3.00 for one year or $4.00 outside Canada. It notes Audit Bureau of Circulations rules and instructs new subscribers to use the provided form with the Lac du Bonnet address.
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Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
Curling Enthusiasts Compete at Bissett
The Bissett Rice Lake Curling Club bonspiel runs from Friday February 19 to Sunday with multiple rinks. Hay leads the local rink to finals over Ivy Whitemouth. McDonald Pine Falls beats McPherson Bissett in San Antonio event. Enright Lac du Bonnet and Minton Bissett headline Rice Lake event. A ladies’ group at St Anthony’s Mission hosts a smoker at Rice Lake Community Hall.
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Bissett Rice Lake
Participatin Kirk
Wilson
Cypress River
Ginn
Whitemouth
Anderson
Libau
Hay
Ivy
MclIvor
Selkirk
Wood
San Antonio
Krause
Biggins
Ladies of St. Anthony's Mission
Rice Lake
Bissett Home and School Holds March Meeting
The Bissett Home and School monthly meeting chaired by Mrs. Gillespie approved minutes, heard a financial report from Mrs. Harper, and planned a tea and home bake sale for March 11 to invite parents to visit the class. Mr. Hennessy showed a film Les Miserables and the banner went to Mrs. Combe's room. The next meeting is March 15 with lunch by the social committee.
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Bissett
Gillespie
Minton
Hennessy
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