Tiger Hills School Board Advances Various Staffing and Purchases
The ninth regular meeting in Glenboro on May 12 approves Don Lee extended personal leave of 10 days for bus driving, hires Ian Smart as summer Grounds Worker, and sets Bill Warrener’s custodian salary per Schedule 92-3. Also approves GMT software for Division office, 3 welding tables, a Gestetner, and 10 IBM Typewriters sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Hills
Glenboro
Don Lee
Ian Smart
Bill Warrener
Baldur School
Pilot Mound
Social visits mark a week in Lyall Park Place area
A flurry of visits unfolds across Lyall Park Place with relatives and friends from Lethbridge Calgary Swan River Toronto Vancouver Beausejour Selkirk Brandon Pelican Lake and Wog. Notable gatherings include Mary Burnett returning from six weeks away and a wedding guest appearance by Ruth Lalonde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila
Roger Parsonage
Lethbridge
Lena
Norman Wayte
Norman
Joan
Bob Radford
Mary Burnett
Swan River
Susan Jobin
Toronto
Vesta Scott
Laura Arason
Vancouver
John
Ena Barr
Pastor E. Overland
Devil’s Lake
Inga Olafson
Ruth Lalonde
Sandra Naismith
Andrew James
Carberry
Harry
Jay
Mary Heidman
Calgary
Mary Wells
Mae Hill
Pickup
Reynolds
Lloyd
Anne Sigmar
Selkirk
Elyi Walterson
Beausejour
Mundie
Doreen
Steve
Vera
Cory Bjornson
Hansy Bjornson
George
Bernice Anderson
Wog
Barney
John and
Ena Barr’s
Esther Taft
Ellen Greenwood
Treherne
Wawanesa
Ellen
Velma Taylor
Brandon
Marie Bjarnason
Laura Johnson
Stewart Dodds
Brian
Maxine Johnson
Pelican Lake
Bob
Laura Campbell
Turtle Mountain opposes Cartwrights new school division move
The Turtle Mountain School Division motioned against Cartwrights bid to form its own division and opposed transferring land to Pembina Valley. Nearby landowners including two Hutterite colonies wish to stay with Turtle Mountain. TANCO suspends tantalum operations at Bernie Lake mine for six months starting August 4. About 45 workers will be laid off until February due to weak tantalum demand amid a worldwide recession. Leader Bette Mueller one of two Manitoban educators selected for the 1992 Secondary School Educators Study Tour to Japan. The trip is run by the Japan Foundation and funded with support from the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtle Mountain
Cartwright
Pembina Valley
Tantalum Mining Corp. of Canada Ltd
TANCO
Bernie Lake
Lac du Bonnet
Bette Mueller
Manitou
Manitoba
Japan
Japan Foundation
Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
Geese Echo Under Night Sky in Canadian Echoes
Verna Elliott Hutlet writes of geese returning at night, wings beating in darkness and taunting sounds that wake the narrator. The speaker calls to Canada and waits for silhouettes against the moon, a quiet, reflective moment centered on a Canadian experience.
Versatile Writing Poetry Challenges and Corrections
The piece explores versatile poetry, encouraging varied styles and challenging limits. It notes a printing error correcting a sonnet term from sextet to sestet and emphasizes maintaining a 14 line structure with five beats per line.
Library notes entice indoors with new fiction picks
Weather improves and readers are urged to stay inside with latest library fiction. Titles include Kiss by Ed McBain, Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris, Treasures by Belva Plain, Jewels by Danielle Steel, Twilight's Child by W C Andrews, and non fiction Baby's Best Chance. The Home School Conspiracy advocates parent school collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva Plain
Danielle Steel
W.C. Andrews
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Sharon Moore
Boyne Valley
Sandy Bank
Michael Lanouette
Lyall Park Place
Eenboro
Mrs
Prairie Dog Express
Canada
Verna Elliott Hutlet
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