Manitoba Winter Fair Livestock Programme Announced
The Manitoba Winter Fair totals 1862 entries for 1969 with 861 livestock entries and 261 bull sale entries plus 150 Herefords 71 Aberdeen Angus 40 Shorthorn bull sales. The event runs March 31 to April 5 in Brandon featuring numerous shows, sales, and exhibitions including seed show egg entries and a Breath of Spring fashion show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Hog Commission
Western Canada
Manitoba
Brandon
Brandon Armoury
Wheat City
Birdtail River School Board Holds March 1969 Meeting
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 trustees met at Shoal Lake on March 20 1969 at 7 00 p m with ten named members present They adopted March 13 1969 minutes approved correspondence policy facilities use transport committee recommendations and bus tenders And resolved to prepay frontage tax for sewer and water in Kenton and adjourn to March 27 1969 An addendum notes a Boundary Commission meeting to gauge official opinions on boundary changes and composite schools in western Manitoba.
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Birdtail River School Division No
Shoal Lake
Fulton, Rapley
Selby
Randell
Hames
Lewycky
Butcher
Hyndman
Waddell
Falloon
Armitage
Correspondence Department of Education
Winnipeg
H. C. Kingdon
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Fort la Bosse
Architects Committee of Public School Finance Board
Birtle Collegiate
Ward, MacDonald & Partners
Hamiota Collegiate
Transportation Committee
Birdtail River
Kenton
Local Boundaries Commission
Farmers Union Held Meeting in Hamiota March 17
The Farmers Union meeting in Hamiota chaired by B L D Local 32 drew 28 attendees. Phil Schwarz of the MFU warned that out of 400 delegates only 35 are bona fide farmers and urged farmers to sell their own products for profit. The session highlighted concerns over prices, farm mortgages, and corporate control in Manitoba agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Rich Products Co
Cardale Wind-up Brings Ladies Curling Social
Twenty ladies and high school girls attended the Wind Up Curling on Thursday due to poor weather. A pot duck supper and social hour followed, with a curling meeting led by Mrs. Gwen McTavish. A motion proposed allocating 250 dollars for a clock and scoreboard for hockey ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen McTavish
Gwen McTavith
W. J. Gree
Oyce Exoey
Helen Wiltsey
Georgia Hyndman
Bill
Yg McCormick
Stephens
Joyce Sage
East Prise End
UCW March Meeting at Decker Receives Community Thanks
The UCW held its March gathering at Mrs. C Nichol’s home with 15 members and one visitor. Plans were made to cater a May wedding and a report on a Winnipeg conference was shared along with a discussion on China Canada relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Childrens Aid
Brandon
Cooke
J. Rockley
Winnipeg
Phyllis Rockley
Brooks
China
Canada
Smorgas Bord
Decker
Cardale Midgets Win Semi Final Opener 5 2
Cardale Midgets defeat Miami 5 2 in their MHA semi final opener. Vernon Franks scores twice with Calvin Martin Don Ramsay and Frank Hyndman adding singles. A large crowd in Cardale Arena sees a 1 1 tie Sunday as Gordon Peters nets Cardale’s goal.
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Cardale
Miami
Vernon Franks
Calvin Martin
Don Ramsay
Frank Hyndman
Cardae Arena
Gordon Peters
Virden
Graeme Shaw
Wes Clubb
W I Meet At Mrs Belli Home March Meeting
The Women’s Institute met at Gloria Belli’s home on March 19 with seven members and one visitor. Mrs Mable Wright presided as minutes and treasurer reports were read and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Newton
Man‘toba
Nora McConnell
Inza Pollock
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Birdtail River S. D
J. Dunn
Farmers Union
Kevin Douglas
Obodo
W. Johnson
Hamiota
Brent Malfait
Lcol
W. J. Relndoo
Andrew Sharman
Hamota
Raymond Jongom
Stephen Sharman
Air Cadet Squadron No. 820
U.C.W
W.I. Meet
W. J. Melndoo
Trais
Clifford Sharman
Andrew
Stephan
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