Manitoba Winter Fair Centennial Show Opens in Brandon
The Manitoba Winter Fair marks its special Centennial Show in Brandon from April 3 to 8 1967 with new daytime and evening programs. Bulls sales begin the week with breed-specific auctions Herford Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus sales scheduled on April 4 3 and 4 respectively. The all Canada Centennial Steer Show features premier beef stock with Friday 8 15 p m sale of champions and Saturday 9 30 a m Fat Stock Sale. The event also includes nightly horse shows cutting horse competitions and a top trained animal act by Ken Boen of Fort Smith Arkansas. The fair runs daily with spectator-friendly pricing and a packed Brandon Winter Fair Building.
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Single District Division Gains Noted Advantages
The single district division offers streamlined governance with uniform policies, reduced administrative overhead, clearer accountability, and cohesive decision making. It concentrates resources for uniform service delivery and simplifies electoral representation.
MAST Urges 25-Student Elementary Class Size for Grants
Manitoba Association of School Trustees met with Minister of Education to press equal grant basis for elementary per pupil as high school. They seek 25 students per elementary classroom, plus higher transportation and construction grants, and a rule limiting salary negotiations to September 20 through December 31. committees were elected for 1967 to standardize policies, centralize purchasing, and expand services across divisions.
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