Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 29, 2006, Winnipeg, Manitoba top news Winnipeg free press tuesday August 29, 2006 a5 Wayne Glowacki / Winnipeg free press dutch treat visiting from the Netherlands Cor Kooiman basks in the warm summer Sun As he tries his Luck fishing for Gold Eye at Lockport while pelicans keep a close Eye out for any Small fish tossed Back by the anglers. The rest of the week is looking Good for fishing As Well with sunny skies in the forecast through Friday. Missing Farmer worries Neighbours Brandon area mans car destroyed by fire ramp said the last known Contact with by Robson Fletcher Moffat occurred on aug. 18 in Ste. Rose where he bought a fishing licence. Forrest ? people in this Small com Ste. Rose is about 160 Kilometres North Unity just North of Brandon Are Wor of Brandon. Ried about a longtime resident who has on aug. 20, Moffat a car was found handout photo been missing for More than a week. Abandoned on Highway 481, about 60 Grant Moffat disappeared aug. 18 Grant j. Moffat 55, disappeared under Kilometres Northwest of Ste. Rose. What the ramp describe As suspicious the vehicle a White 2005 Chevrolet if he a going to be away for More than circumstances. Cobalt was destroyed by fire. Two or three Days then he asks us to get Neighbours said yesterday they last the news about Moffat a disappear his mail she said. Saw Moffat on aug. 18, when he told Ance came As a Shock to Forrest Resi he never them he was leaving town for a Short dents yesterday. Anyone with information about where time to do some writing and photog a we re worried about him one Moffat might be is asked to Contact their Phy. Woman said. Its scary when its that local ramp detachment or to Call Crim Moffat is a cattle Farmer and the Edi close to stoppers in Brandon at 727-8477 or into of a publication called the Hereford she added its unusual for Moffat to Winnipeg at 786--8477. Connection newsletter. Be gone for so Long without letting peo sgt. Bob Chabot of the Blue Hills ple know where he is. Back to school Cool special Purchase ladies or. Ladies fashion to Denim or Cord 3 styles hooded Long jackets or 3/4-sleeved Crew neck i stonewashed Denim or asst a fashion colours Corduroy. Compare at $30 values to Angels $12 each now799 each now men a 488 each hooded popovers applique fronts Over 15 colleges to choose ladies 997now jeans compare at $24 a. Stonewashed with Gem pocket detail. Regular men a and plus sizes jeans Why pay $25 traditional 5-pocket style. Why pay $25 999 pair 1299 pair girls 4-16 boys 2-6x Harley fila to shirts tops fleece pants Long sleeve sequined Patch compare up to $18 Thermal knit. Print flared legs. Fronts or Plains. Boys 2-7 boys 8-16 Why pay $16 2 49 7 99 899 7 99 each each each each if you re ?1761 Wellington ave. ?535 Panet Road shopping Portage place 2nd floor anywhere ?2389 Mcphillips St. Across from else you re Tim Horton a & Wal Mart paying too in Steinbach at Clear Spring mall much treaty settlement pegu is band votes today on $64-m land Deal our members he said. But that is not by Jason Bell for me to decide. Its up to the members to pick and choose what lands to go p Eguis first nation members after and development. Well do what a vote today on a $64-million treaty Best for the land settlement offer from the Sinclair said a second claim ? con Federal government ? the largest Abo Kerning the economic loss of having the original land Deal in Manitoba history. Land stripped from the band in 1907 ? band councillor Lloyd Sinclair said has yet to be addressed. Yesterday the vote is the culmination of we re still figuring out our losses nearly eight years of negotiations with he said. The Federal and provincial governments Sinclair said about 3,600 people Are Eli Over More than 160,000 acres of land that Gible to vote today. Were lost 99 years ago. But some members Are frustrated its been a Long time coming said they have been left off the voting list. Sinclair. The excitement Joyce Kelly the owner and adrenaline is really of the Selkirk inn and the conference Centre said years where we be met opportunities Are flowing. We be had eight she voted in the last about three times a three band elections but month Over this. Unbelievable. Her name was somehow now its finally going dropped from the list for to think of what the the vote on the land the funds would go claim settlement. Toward purchasing land big City has to she reapplied and has and setting up a Trust now had her name added offer to our to the list. Located about 175 kilo me fund for the Community but there slots of members people who have Proba Sinclair said he a conf Lloyd Sinclair Bly run out of time she Dent most members of said adding there could the first nation Community will vote to be As Many As 2,000 eligible voters not on accept the offer which also includes an the list. The concern is Why were we offer from the province to turn Over dropped off the list. They said it was about 55,000 acres of Crown land to the some kind of error but it sure involved pegu is band. A lot of most of the land will be located in the Kelly said the settlement seems like Interlake Region. Fair compensation for land that was lost he said band leaders Are already con generations ago but she in to sure Shell sideling several land Purchase Opp Ortu vote in favour of the Deal. Cities including property within the City its a Good Deal no doubt but this will of Winnipeg. Be the same band government that ran but Sinclair cautioned the agreement Dolly took me off the list that is now has to be approved first with a mini going to be in charge of the Money said mum 51 per cent turnout of eligible Vot Kelly who has never lived on the Reserve ers and a minimum of 51 per cent of but has been registered As a band Mem those voting in favour of the Deal. Ber since March 1989. And he said no decisions will be made i a having a difficult time with without the input of members. The opportunities Are unbelievable. Tres North of Winnipeg. think of what the big City has to offer to 2006 07 8144 August 29, 2006 if this matches your press card number Call 697-7435 to claim $50 in gift certificates to husky Mohawk prize must be claimed within 5 Days of publication. 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