Rolling River Board sets polling places for trustees
Rolling River trustees met on Thursday June 3 and fixed polling locations for future trustee elections across 12 wards with eighteen polls. Even numbered wards will vote in October 1976. The board approved a field trip for Forrest Elementary to North Dakota June 17 to 19 and granted a year’s leave for Rivers Elementary teacher Mrs. Jackson. A Rivers bus route will be dropped June 30 and two summer staff were hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling River
Justice
Douglas
Forrest
Rapid City
Rivers
Cardale
Oak River
Minnedosa
Basswood
Sandy Lake
Ozerna
Erickson
Onanole
Erickson Collegiate
Mark Lussier
Art Rempel
Native Education Branch
Gervais
Brandon
Beautiful Plains
Department of Education
North Dakota
Jackson
Rivers Elementary
Transportation Committee
Crocus Plains
Wood
Douglas School
Witter
Forrest School
Vint
Tanner’s Crossing School
Pre-kindergarten Checks Highlight Play School Value
Mrs S Galatiuk reports five years of pre kindergarten checks in Hamiota Manitoba. Cathie Gwyer and Norma Sheardown assisted with hearing and vision screening. Seventeen to nineteen children appeared mature and ready for school, less shy and sociable, with favorable mother feedback and a valued hospital tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Galatiuk
Hamiota
Man
Rom
Galatiuk
Cathie Gwyer
Norma Sheardown
Margaret Manwaring obituary notices long illness and service noted
Margaret Manwaring wife of F M Mac Manwaring died May 24 1976 in Dauphin after a lengthy illness. Memorial service held May 26 at St. Pauls Anglican Church Dauphin. Born in Ellice Manitoba she educated at Ellice and Birtle schools married 1940 at Birtle. Survived by husband daughter Sally son Duane mother Mrs J W Dunn siblings and extended Dunn family. Funeral arrangements by Sneath Strilchuk Funeral Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manwaring
Dauphin
Margaret
F.M
Mac) Manwaring
St. Paul’s
Margaret Dunn
Ellice
Birtle
Mac Manwaring
Sarnia
Ontario
Victory
Order of the Eastern Star
Sneath - Strilchuk
Steps Urged to Promote Beverage Bottle Return
Manitoba Consumers’ Bureau urges merchants to separate refundable bottle deposits from sale prices to raise awareness that returnable bottles cost less than cans. Turnbull notes some outlets fail to disclose deposits or offer less value refunds, urging cash or equivalent refunds and full disclosure. A six-pack of bottles is 1.23 plus 0.30 deposit, totaling 1.53, versus 1.50 for six cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbull
Ian Turnbull
Manitoba
Consumers’ Bureau
MPs Denounce Post Office As Inefficient And Beverage Bottles
Premier Schryer quips that Queen Victoria would not celebrate with fireworks. The paper notes MPs denouncing the Post Office as inefficient. The beverage industry shifts toward returnable bottles, now 70 percent of the market, with cans and small non returnables making up the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schryer
Post Office
Turnbull
Mr. Turnbull
All risk Insurance Forms Available for Manitoba Farmers
Manitoba crops insurance plans announce mailed applications for added hail coverage to those with all risk contracts. Forms may be picked up at crop insurance offices for faster access. The minister cites last year’s uptake, premium, and claims figures to illustrate demand and awareness goals.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation
Sam Uskiw
Askiw
Service calls accepted by schedule
The note lists service call hours from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The timing indicates limited daily windows for field work or maintenance appointments.
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Rolling River Board Meet
Kenton
McConnell, Lavinia
Oakner, Harding and
PSV
Virden
Reggie
Canada
Jim McLennan
Darroch Electric
Warren Darroch
Vulcan
Glen Knight
7Th Street
Malcolm Campbell Hamiota
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