08 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1967
Page
1
Education minister Hon. George Johnson answers concerns about the March 10 referendum on single district divisions. He argues a single board can oversee elementary and secondary education, offering a stronger financial base and professional administration while preserving local input through elections and community programs.
A reader denounces the March 10 education referendum and the White Paper policy. He questions tax cuts versus a fifty million education bill and mocks backers for promised jobs, urging reform of the Education Department and faster textbook updates.
Birdtail River School Division No 38 held a Jan 23 1967 meeting at Shoal Lake Kenton college with trustees Rankin Stimpson Fulton Clark Randall Selby and Inspector Funk present Mr Rapley joined later The board adopted minutes from Jan 16 1967 approved Neil McDonald as secretary treasurer at his stated salary and adjourned to 8 pm Jan 26 1967 A later meeting at Shoal Lake included 15 elementary boards to discuss ward boundaries and trustee representation if the March 10 1967 referendum passes
In a Manitoba education discussion, voters weigh single district school divisions amid worries about home life, extracurricular access, and teacher adequacy. The piece cites statements from officials and the Manitoba Teachers Society while noting past and proposed governance changes and board decisions.
Hamiota won the Weyburn Invitational, defeating Estevan IH H, Estevan Deuces, and Weyburn Eaglettes to claim the trophy. Key players McLaren, Johnson, Fraser, Mundell, and Kirk led a defense that stifled opponents, while free throws and late baskets sealed the final against Weyburn.
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