Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 13, 1971, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Frei press monday december 13, 1971 11 Winnipeg River level to drop Kenora ont. Special the level of the Lake of the Woods will climb a few More inches within the next two or Threa weeks while the Winnipeg River will drop by some two. Feet. Both factors will result from Steps being taken to reduce outflow at the Norman dam at Kenora from cubic feet per second to cos a rate Likely to remain constant for the Winter. The Lake of the Woods control Board is concerned that travellers on the ice will fail to realize the new dangers being posed by water control measures and urge extreme caution. While the dam is being closed in Kenora the outflow at fort Frances will be in creased again. Power generation at fort Frances is still at a reduced scale due to the High water level in the Rainy River below the dam. Resort area Lodge to get govt. Loan Kenora ont. Special Forest Lake Lodge a Northwestern Ontario Hunting and fishing resort will receive a Northern Ontario. Development corporation tourist Industry loan. A new Structure with an enlarged dining room and a recreational Wing will re place the existing mail Lodge. Guests accommodation will be winterized and renovated. Improvements will enable the resort to attract family business and lengthen the operating season. Gordon Therrien owner and manager will also build a Sawmill a Short distance from the Lodge providing additional Winter employment. The Lodge is located in the Mclntosh area. Northwest Ontario Hunting excellent Kenora evidence of exceptionally Good Hunting prevailing in Northwestern on Tario this Yaar is provided by the increased numbers of game exported at International Falls Minn. These figures including game shot in the fort Frances Kenora and Sioux Lookout districts show that Moose Deer bears grouse and geese were All exported in greater numbers in 1971 than in 1970. Only ducks which were exceptionally numerous last year Are less abundant this year. To the end of october this year figure s were Deer 818, bears 119, grouse geese and ducks lunar area to get veterinarian lunar Man. Special the Board of directors of the lunar veterinary services District announced last week that they have engaged a veterinarian for the new lunar veterinary clinic. He is or. S. I. Belosevic who is coming from Carlyle sask. The clinic is scheduled to be operational by Spring of 1972, but some services will be available when or. Belosevic arrives at the beginning of february. The lunar veterinary services District includes the Rural municipalities of Eriksdale and coldwell and local government District of St. Laurent. Blood clinic wednesday at Carman Carman Man. Special the annual red Cross blood donor clinic has been scheduled. For dec. 15 at Carman and will be held in the elementary school Between and 9 . The Carman Kinsmen club this year is sponsoring the clinic and being an Active organization is doing considerable promotional work. Transportation will also be provided by them for any donor who uses the Telephone number Given during thai. Day. Neepawa groups ask Council co operation Neepawa Man. Special a delegation of some 15 members of the Neepawa area development corporation and the Neepawa and District chamber of Commerce along with George Rey former Neepawa mayor and Secretary of the Board of directors of the West Man development corporation appeared before Neepawa Council last week to ask closer Liaison with Council in efforts to bring More Industry to this area. Adco chairman Lawrence Hargreaves a local Busi Nessman. Told Counci. The Rural municipalities of Rose Dale and Langford had Liaison members on the Adco Board but the town of Neepawa none. He stressed the Only Way to make the town go ahead is to work together and More co operation was needed. Baron again Heads Carberry fair group Carberry Man. Special Howard Baron was re elected president and h. W. Burch first vice president at the annual meeting recently of the car Berry agricultural society. Byron Steen was named second vice president and All directors were re elected. July 7 and s were chosen As dates for the 1972 fair. The financial report showed a Cash balance of at nov. 16, 1971. At a directors meeting which followed Jim Moore was named director in charge of publicity replacing mrs. Dorothy Morrison. Hovey to head Russell chamber Russell Man. Special Murray Hovey was Nai Ted president for 1s72 at uie annual dinner meet ing recently of Russell chamber of Commerce. Burke Garnett and Harold Olson were named vice presidents. Ken Reavie is immediate past president. The nominations report was presented by past president David Coppleman. Named directors were Jim Adolph Art Kinney Jim Langford Harry Shondra Tom smart and Bui Stasiuk. A. M. Runciman president of United Grain growers and of the Canada grains Council was meeting speaker. Cleric Heads multiple sclerosis group Portage la Prairie Man. Special Rev. X. T. Quigley has been re elected president of the Central Plains chapter of the multiple sclerosis society. Other officers elected at the annual meeting recently include mrs. P. V. Lee and mrs. H. Wilkinson As vacs or widens. Mrs. William Gillespie Secretary and mrs. B. German treasurer. During the year the cd water raised a flirt and received s1.500 from the United Way Appeal both of which will go to the Prairie division. Atikokan school addition opening Jan. 12 Atikokan. Ont. Special the Board of has aftos Noceti that the of recently completed audit Kra to Ati pc gift school Jayce a face Haift 32, a tee Tsas been sea to mate Lor the Ossre a Fifo Essar ;