Current Local Notes Highlight Town Life In Cardale
Dr. Andy Hodge extracts a tooth from the postmaster's dog in Cardale. Reg. Aldron, mail truck operator, announces a new schedule and route. Larks return in large flocks per Tom Fawcett. Sid Perimutter hospitalizes for ankle repair. Percy Harrison gets Royal Bank service after staff member chases down a penny. Neil McNiven sports side whiskers reminiscent of early Canada. Wheeler-dealer Mrs. Anne Wales plans garden work. Ken Spencer joins as helper. Telephone staff update shifts. revised sheet partially in use. Jessie Neabel of Forrest, Man. graduates Grade XII under Mr. Geo. ftalian. 1929 Grade XII fee was $100. Safety emphasis urged by RCM Police Corporal Lorne Wagner with vehicle checks. Canada’s policing praised. Cpl. Wagner to Winnipeg for new training. local officers lauded. The piece ends with W. W. Cochrane praising a simple smile.
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Andy Hodge
Cardale
Reg
Aldron
Tom Fawcett
Brandon
Sid Perimutter
Percy Harrison
the Royal Bank
Neil McNiven
Neil
John A. McDonald
Anne Wales
Charlie Randell
Ken Spencer
John McGhee
Jessie Neabel
Forrest, Man
Geo. Ftalian
Margaret Keough
Marjorie Venables
Margaret Brooks
Isabella
Canadian National Railways and Saskatchewan oil connect
The column notes CN Railways prairie region leader E. P Stephenson at a British Trade Conference in Regina, emphasizing prairie buying power tied to oil and gas development. It recalls CN research efforts and the Saskatchewan oil boom sparked by the 1944 National Giant No 1 well near Lloydminster, a key CN customer in the region.
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E. P Stephenson
Canadian National Railways
Prairie Region
Regina
Steplencon
Stephenson
Saskatchewan Industrial Journal
Lloydminster
Saskatchewan
Manitoba Refer endum: support for single district plan fades
The March 10 Referendum results show a majority of School Divisions rejecting the Governments plan to create Single District Divisions across Manitoba. Home and School and the Parent Teacher Federation had urged the district approach, arguing larger administration would ensure equal educational opportunities and address rural inadequacies as rural-to-urban migration increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Parent Teacher Federation of Manitoba
Manitoba
Letter to the editor on referendum turnout and school funding
W Cotten, president of Manitoba Home and School and Parent Teacher Federation, argues low turnout shaped referendum results. He notes 29 percent turnout favored opponents and urges another vote if 20 percent of electors sign a petition, hoping more children benefit from Friday's vote.
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W. Cotten
Home and School and
Parent-Teacher Federation of Manitoba Inc
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Lorne Wagner
Hamiota
Ottawa
Cpl
Winnipeg
RCM Police
Hamilta
Canada
W. W. Cochrane
IGA
McLaren
Devils Food
New Texas
Calif
Wheat
Dabon Bea
Dorothy Etel
Reggie
Wedgewood
Smith Street
Man
Hamioia Eco
Oak River
Manitoba Vocational Centre
Victoria Ave
East Brandon
II Business
Electricians
Government of
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