Schools Reopen In Tiger Hills Division For Fall Term
Schools in the Tiger Hills and Souris Valley divisions resume classes on September 1 1983 with Glenboro Cypress River and Wawanesa districts listing principals and staff. Kindergarten in Glenboro starts September 12 while Souris Valley begins on September 1 with a separate kindergarten start date.
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Tiger Hills
Garth McIntyre
Bill Shackel
Glenboro
Tom Bender
Liz Bronson
Ruth Christie
Daryl
Val Ford
Georgina Greenlay
Mel Ham
Ann Hamilton
Ewart Hudson
Carol Langin
Helen Levi
David Owczar
Gwyn Pickering
Carl Plohman
Dave
Sharon Prost
Don Bankmore
Debbie Shaw
Fern Stevens
Kathie Taft
Art Barton
Souris Valley
Kinsmen Elect New President and Pass $23 Million Donation Mark
Bill Legge of Sydney Nova Scotia was named 63rd President of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs at Moncton N B. The year saw more than 1100 clubs donate 23517267 to service funds while over 1 million supported the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and other charities. The group funded pools arenas hospital equipment and a Kenyan school for the physically disabled and issued two 10000 grants from the National Disaster Fund.
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Bill Legge
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Association of Kinsmen Clubs
Moncton
N.B
Mfld
Lambton County
Reeces Corners
Ontario
Legge
Kinsmen Club of
Bank of Montreal
Kinsmen Club
Port Hawkesbury
N.S
Manitoba Jobs Fund details expand municipal cost share program
The Jobs Fund announces a $7 million municipal works cost share program led by Municipal Affairs Minister A R Adam. Up to 4.5 million targets heavy construction. cities and rural districts may apply to fund sidewalks roads drains bridges and municipal buildings. Community groups can cost share on recreation library and senior programs. Applications mailed. phone numbers provide forms. Federal matching is considered to boost impact.
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Jobs Fund
A.R
Pete) Adam
Howard Pawley
Jobs Fund Board
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Adam
Kinsmen Leader Legge Named National Vice President
Mr. Legge, currently national vice-president, has held roles from zone deputy governor to district vice-governor and governor within the club. He and his wife Betty Jean have two children, Christopher and Kelly. The Association of Kinsmen Clubs, started in 1920 in Hamilton, now operates from Cambridge with over 25 000 members aged 21 to 40.
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Legge
Association
Sydney City Hospital
Betty Jean
Christopher
Kelly
The
Association of Kinsmen Clubs
Hamiton
Ontario
Cambridge
Kinsmen
Martha Bailey to observe 98th Birthday
Mrs. Martha Bailey of Glenboro Senior Citizens Home will celebrate her 98th birthday on August 28. She enjoys short daily walks, listens to Macleans Magazine on the CMB tape recorder, and amuses staff and residents with her wit. Her sister Edith Smart of England turned 100 in May. She recalled a childhood poem sung to staff: Backward, turn backward.
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Martha Bailey
Glenboro
Rust Resistance Saves Money in Western Canada 1983
Plant pathologists report that widespread rust in 1983 threatened western Canadian cereals, but resistant varieties Benito Columbus Neepawa Linton Glenlea and Durums limited losses. Barley and oat rusts caused substantial damage in susceptible crops while resistant lines endured minimal impact.
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Canada
Agriculture Canada
Winnipeg Research Station
North America
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Benito
Columbus
Neepawa
Linton
Glenlea
Creston Valley
B.C
Harmon
Hudson
Fidler
Harmon and
Fidler and Dumont
Klages
Summit
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Great Britain
London
England
Cypress River
Cypress River School
Phyllis Skoglund
Evelyn Jones
G. Hall
Wawanesa
Ron van den Bussche
Peter Derkach
Val Arthur
Roger Anton
Irene Bauman
Danita Barton
Andy Boulanger
Dean Boyd
Nancy Everard
Arla Gilbrecht
Dorothy Haithwaite
Cathy Horbas
Margaret Martin
Blake North
Lloyd Paulson
Irene
Rust Resistance