Birdtail River School District 38 Holds Regular Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 board met in Crandall on June 14 1973 at 8 p.m. Trustees Waddell Mulake Rapley Hames Lewy cky Falloon Armitage Butcher Shier attended with C A Warner Buck. Items included correspondence budget approvals bylaws loans resignations and adjournment to June 25. A 1972 audited financial report showed revenue 2 347 187 and expenditures 2 326 714. surplus 20 473.
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Crandall
Birdtail River
Waddell
Mulake
Rapley
Hames
Lewy
H. C. Kingdon
Man. Assoc. of
CASA
CEA
Eric Irwin
United Nations
E. G. Morris
Public Schools Finance Board
T.R.A.F
Div
Assoc
Dept. of Education
H. E. Duffy
Shoal Lake
Department of Education
Northern Film Federation
Eckford
Steve Yaskiw
Royal Bank of Canada
Harde Bower
Isabelle Mahe
Wm. Ramage
J. Hogg
Linda Clark
Janice Wilkinson
Sandra Wetherill
Maisie Blackwell
Colette Dandenault
Denise Leclerc
Lorraine Tremblay
Gladys Kupiak
Joan Edberg
Richard Edberg
Rosemary Poole
Timothy Wendell
Mavis Smith
Ann Taylor
Faye Bridge
Wayne Rudd
Gisela Goodman
Darlene Selby
Emile Vermette
Lois Dandridge
Buck
Bell Defends NDP Tactics At Manitoba Meeting
Lawrence Bell addressed a June 13 public meeting with Hon. Sam Askiw, criticizing opposition scare tactics and defending NDP democracy. He cited Manitoba as having strong investment, rising output, and more jobs than the national average, while noting welfare declines and rural economic progress. Askiw praised Bell's long service and predicted his value in government.
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Hamiota
Sam Askiw
Lawrence Bell
NDP
New Democratic Party
Manitoba
Bell
New Democrats
Canada
New Democratic
Minnedosa
Lawrence
Mr. Uskiw
Hamiota Girl Receives Degree at Carleton University
Miss Ann Kreager earned her Master of Social Work at Carleton University Spring Convocation in Ottawa on June 1 1973. Fifty three social work graduates included two Manitoba residents. Glenda White of Calgary also received an MSW. Ann will start work at Brockville Psychiatric Hospital.
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Ann Kreager
Carleton University
Ottawa
Opera of the National Arts Centre
Manitoba
Glenda White
Calgary
Morton White
Anne Riddell
Oakner
Mental Health Annual Meeting Held in Winnipeg
The Canadian Mental Health Association held its annual meeting in Winnipeg at the Monarch Life Insurance Auditorium. Delegates from eight branches toured the CMHA Building, viewed volunteers and psychiatric nurses, and watched a film Only Human followed by discussions. Awards were presented for art contest entries and long service certificates were issued to volunteers.
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Canadian Mental Health Association
Doris Wilson
Kenton
Norman Argue
Oakner Wer
Winnipeg
Monarch Life Insurance Auditorium
C.M.H.A
Carla Milman
Oak River Meeting Plans Home Beautification Project
The Oak River meeting on June 7 chaired by Mrs W Heapy outlined continuing the Home Beautification Project. Mrs R Hopley and Mrs H Tweed reported on the District Convention at Birtle while Mrs R Westbrook and Mrs H Skiner reported from the Provincial Convention in Winnipeg. Salads were prepared by members and served at the social hour by Mrs R Westbrook and Mrs W Heapy.
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Oak River
W. Heapy
Robert Hopley
Oak River District
R. Hopley
H. Tweed
Birtle
R. Westbrook
H. Skiner
Winnipeg
Hamiota 15 Under Wins Opener In Shoal Lake Playoff
Hamiota 15 under edged Shoal Lake 20 to 18 in the first of a three game series for a league playoff berth to Winnipeg. Colleen McNiven Loree McGregor and Deanna Mathison pitched with Patty Hawkins behind the plate. The team logged 14 hits 10 walks and seven strikeouts. Christine Brown doubled and tripled Deanna Mathison two doubles and a single. Loree McGregor Colleen McNiven and Shauna McKinnon each had three singles. Patty Hawkins Leila Paterson owned a single each. Coached by Linda Irwin and Linda Mathison.
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Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Winnipeg
Oakburn
Strathclair
Colleen McNiven
Loree McGregor
Deanna Mathison
Patty Hawkins
Christine Brown
Shauna McKinnon
Leila Paterson
4-H Pony Club Activities During the 1973 Season
The 4-H Pony Club in Hamiota lists activities including a Keystone Centre hockey game visit in Brandon, Brandon Winter Fair, Rivers 4-H Bonspeil, Hamiota Bonspeil, plus Jamborees for seniors and juniors. Leaders Narval Brooks and Art Dixon are thanked for their support. Ten members attended a June 9 practice and trail ride, with Rally in June and Achievement in July upcoming.
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Hamiota
Keystone Centre
Brandon
Narval Brooks
Art Dixon
Outlaws Respond To Rods With Dismissive Verse
A sharp tongue clash from a sports rivalry era features the Outlaws rebuking the Rods in verse. The piece mocks claimed greatness and mocks stolen gear while suggesting retirement from baseball and a pivot to golf. It closes with a taunt to side with the Lighting Rods and to display the verse publicly.
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Birdtail River S. D
Cky
Falloon
Armitage
Butcher
Shier
Warner Buck
C.A
Warner L. Buck & Co
Chartered Accountants
Man
Teachers’ Society
Kerton
St. Lazare
Rae
Home Ec
OFY
Miniota
Mark Fikert
Shoal Lake B.sc
Sec Treas
Miss Kreager
George Olson
Ann
Brockville Psychiatric Hospital
N.D.P
RED Cross
T. Eaton Co
Inglis
Rhonda Perlmutter
Morden
Eli
Russell
O.E.S
National Council of Jewish Women
D. W. Leischer
Province of
W. J. Meet
Fastball News
Rivers
Mr. Dixon
Ellice Dixon
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