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The Club meets in Ottawa once a month during the winter. The meetings are informaI and feature a lecture on sorne subjeet of general interest to the members. AlI membership fees should be sent to: Baek numbers of the Cireular Mr. A. Stevenson, Seeretary, Aretie Cirele, 73 Fifth Avenue, Ottawa Baek numbers of the Cireular (with the exception of the first numbers of Volume I, whieh are out of print) may be obtained from the Seeretary at 25 cents a single copy, or $1.00 for the year. The Editor would weleome contributions from those who are at present in the Aretie or have information about work in the Aretie. Mrs. G.W. Rowley, Editor Aretie Cireular, 411 Echo Drive, Ottawa, Ont. Authorized as Second Class Mail. Post Office Department. Ottawa
Published by The Arctic Circle Ottawa, Ontario Twenty-seventh Meeting of the Arctic Circle The twenty-seventh Meeting of the Arctic Circls was held in the lst. Corps Troops R.C.AoSoC. Mess, 278 Sparks ,Street, on Thursday March 8. . The President, Mr. Frank Davies, v;'a3 in the Chair ,and introduced the speaker, l~o FoD. Baird. Mr. Baird, the leader of the 1950 expedition to east Baffin Island, gave a talk on the work of this expedition, which he illustrated with many kodachrome and black and white slides. otanical Surve s in Central and Northern Manitoba. y R.J. Scoggan During the summers of 1948-50, a series of botanlcal surveys was conducted by the writer in Manitoba, under the sponsorship of the National Museum of Canada. Preliminary accounts of these may be found in the Annual Reports of the National Museum, and a more detailed treatment is planned . ln a proposed flora of the province. The present notes deal only with the work carried out in the central and northern are as. The 1948 season was spent ln the Norway House-Cross Lake district northeast of Lake Winnipeg, and in the Dawson Bay portion of Lake Winnipegosis. Included in the field party were Nick Neufeld of Winnipeg, Gerald Wilson of Taulon, Manitoba, and Rudy Ozere of Ottawa. Jim Robinson, a Cree Indian of Norway House, acted as guide. Leaving Norway House, the party travelled by canoe down the Nelson River, ac~oss, Pipestone Lake, to Cross Lake, which lies near the southwestern e1ge of the Precambrian Shield. Representative collec.~..iicns wX'e n::.a.de ::f the plants of various habitats, :'ollowip.gwh:.ch a trip wan made westward
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