Birdtail River S D No 38 Holds February Regular Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No 38 held its February 22 1973 meeting at Crandall with trustees Waddell Jacobs Kreager Lewycky Falloon Armitage Butcher and Shier present. Motions adopted include minutes approval correspondence filing salaries and January 1973 financials. The board supported Brandon School Division No 40’s appeal against a ministerial funding decision and endorsed a tender cost of 2 765 000 to be covered by the province. adjournment set for March 8 1973 at 8 00 p.m.
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Crandall — A
Birdtail River School Division No
Crandall
Minister of Education
Brandon
Birdtail River
Huskies Clinch East Title In Hockey Playoffs
The Hamiota Huskies post wins in February East final games against Shoal Lake and Strathclair, with Ramsey and Madsen leading scorers. Hamiota dominates the third period to clinch key matchups and earn a spot in the next round, while Keith Jones is named Huskie MVP candidate for 1972/73.
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Hamiota
Hamilton
B. Smith
Shoal Lake
Reg Madsen
Ron Ramsey
Sheridan
Dick Prawdzik
Ramsey
Robinson
Johns
M. Madsen
M. Smith
Darwin Hamilton
Huskies
Madsen
Strathclair
Keith Jones
Vern Franks
Franks
Bob Caldwell
Caldwell
R. Madsen
Foxwarren
Russell
Melita
Eddie Armstrong
Huskie
WALI Club Meeting At Mrs Newton Home
The WALI group met at Mrs Olive Newton's home on February 21 with six members present. Nora McConnell led an art lesson and members started snow scenes to finish later. They approved two traveling baskets for the Cancer Fund, planned a Country Fair quilt raffle, and agreed to quilt a second quilt for Mrs Agnes Mitchell in March. Nora McConnell won the monthly raffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Mitchell
Inza Pollock
Nora McConnell
Hamiota District Hospital marks 1972 expansion and gifts
The Hamiota District Hospital records a year of expansion and updating with strong public support. Donations and in kind gifts totaled 6338 dollars, including new recovery room equipment, wards drapes, a memorial book, and furnishings for solarium and wards. Volunteers and community groups contributed time and items valued at substantial sums.
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Hamiota
Aid
Ladies’ Aid
Hamiota Art Club
Considerations Before Joining Music Tape Clubs
Advice on evaluating tape and record club offers. Check merchandise range, member purchase requirements, timing, total costs with and without gifts, and compare to local discount prices to decide whether to join, stay, or quit.
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Lim Ted
Hamiota Village Council Finalizes Feb 13 1973 Meeting Items
Minutes show 1972 ended with an overexpenditure of 359.81 and a reduced water works surplus of 9294.08 prompting a water rate study. New subdivision plans await approval, lagoon licensing limits explained, Shoal Lake nursing home project discussed, and dog control bylaw to be strengthened with higher fines.
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Hamiota
Neepawa Land Titles Office
Municipal Board
Winnipeg
Public Health
Clean Environment Commission
Shoal Lake
Manitoba
Hamiota Fraternal Hall Committee
St. John Ambulance
Terrace James Curtis
Kenneth Valah Donaldson
David Douglas Roberts
Craig Stewart
Public Utility Board
Heath Kit
Weed Control District Boards
Manitoba Tourist and Convention Assoc
L. L. Brown
Hamiota Fraternal Hall
Ackland
Brandon
Brenda Brethour
Ottawa
UCW February Meeting Led by South Group
The UCW held its February 14 meeting with the South group in charge of worship and study. Ada Fleming presented the treasurer’s report and Gerry Steen seconded. Committees reported. a motion by Val Coupe and Mae Taylor approved buying ring binders for the Junior Choir. World Day of Prayer is set for March 2 at 1:30 p.m. Mizpeh Benediction closed the session. Lunch followed.
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Crandall
UCW
South Group
Ada Fleming
Gerry Steen
Val Coupe
Mae Taylor
South
Park Residence Notes Personal Visits Across Manitoba
Mrs Barnes left last week to visit family in Winnipeg. Misses Nellie and Stella Prow moved into suite 6 as the Em ersons left for Brandon. Mr and Mrs Debridge visited with their son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Johnston in Carberry. Art Glint of Oak River visited Mrs Robertson last week. Mrs Campbell left to visit Winnipeg and attend her granddaughter’s wedding in Ontario. Mrs FE Baldwin attended a birthday party for Miss Dassie Cochran and Mrs Ida Strachan on February 14 at Elva Coch rane home. H G Morris visited Central Park Lodge in Brandon with Edith Foxton. she was cheerful. Sharon Henderson of Dauphin visited her grandmother Mrs Collie on Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Curtis of Birtle visited Mrs Bardwell last week.
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Robertson
Campbell
Winnipeg
Ontario
FE Baldwin
Dassie Cochran
Ida Strachan
Elva Cochrane
H. G. Morris
Edith Foxton
Central Park Lodge
Brandon
Sharon Henderson
Dauphin
Collie
A. Curtis
Birtle
Bardwell
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Birdtail River S. D
Waddell
Jacobs
Kreager
Lewycky
Falloon
Armitage
Butcher
Shier
Public Schools Finance Board
Adult Educators Committee
Lou Cochrane
Manitoba Hydro
North Western Marquette Fes
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
G. C.S.T.A
Quebec City
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Shoal Lake Lions Club
Kenton Boy Scouts
Kenton
C.K.D.M
Snake Creek Sportsmens Association
St. Lazare
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Birtle Lions Club
Skidoo
Woodworth Ladies’ Legion Auxiliaries
Isabella Women’s Institute
Hamiota Jolly Cribbage Club
Woodworth Ladies’ Legion Auxiliary
Oak River Legion
McConnell Women’s Institute
Hamiota Jolly Cribbage
Hamiota Cgit
Home Economic News
Margaret Sisson
Tape and Record Clubs
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U.C.W
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