Birdtail River School Division No 38 Board Meets in Crandall
The Birdtail River School Division No 38 held a regular trustees meeting at Crandall on May 10 1973 at 8 00 p m. Present were trustees Mulaie Kreager Rapley Ham es Lewycky Falloon Armitage Butcher and Shier with reports from Manitoba Safety Council Sunalta Appraisals Portage la Prairie School Division Shoal Lake Waterline extension Zone X M S S A A and Foxwarren groups. Actions included approval of minutes, expense allowances for CST A annual meeting, readings and passage of By-laws 5 73 and 6 73, adjustments to school transportation routes, wage payments, and setting summer and fall office hours. The next meeting is set for May 24 1973 at 8 00 p m.
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Crandall
Birdtail River
Manitoba Safety Council
Waddell
Sunalta
Portage la Prairie
M.A.S.T
Village of Shoal Lake
M.S.S.A.A
Foxwarren Athletic
Manitoba Ass
Debbie Mathison joins Rainbow Stage cast for Annie Get Your Gun
Debbie Mathison a Grade 12 Hamitoa Collegiate student has been accepted for Rainbow Stage Winnipeg summer stock. She will perform in the July production of Annie Get Your Gun with rehearsals starting June 16. Debbie is an experienced actress and singer with festival credits and a 1972 Europe tour with the International Music Camp Choir.
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Hamiota
Debbie Mathison
Hamiota Collegiate
Rainbow Stage
Winnipeg
Kildonan Park
Canada
Debbie
Sylvia Richardson
Brandon University
Europe
International Music Camp Choir
Explorers Meet at Church Basement May 7
Explorers gathered May 7 in a church basement with 10 members and 1 visitor. Opening ceremonies were held. A missions dedication service is set for Sunday May 27 with Explorers participating. Girls planned a June wind up party and planted flowers for Mother’s Day after the program.
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OAK River — Explorers
Missions Service
Giirls
Refrigerator durability and sizing guidance from industry
The appliance industry rates the refrigerator as a long lasting home item with a typical 15 year life. For a family of four a minimum 9 cubic feet is needed, and models range from simple manual defrost units to frostless top models with options like ice dispensers, all CSA labeled for safety.
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CSA
Canadian Standards Association
Scotia Ladies Club Meeting Notes and May Plans
Scotia Ladies Club met at Gerry Steen's home on May 14 with fifteen members present. A Mother's Day devotion was led by Gerry Steen and others. The group raised 423 dollars from church furnishings and planned a banquet at the Bray Reunion for May 19. Donations supported bake table items and tea table dainties for the Hospital Aid Tea. A lunch was served by the hosting group.
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Scotia Ladies Club
Gerry Steen
Doris Hutchings
Lorretta Vivian
Ellen Goertzen
Scotia
Bray Re-Union
Hospital
Ladies Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Oak River May 9
Oak River reports 18 members attended with Mrs Hamilton district representative discussing the Kenora convention and Peace Gardens sports foundation. Grace Bullock cites Onanole rally. Minnedosa Auxiliary wins shield for most new members. Thelma Argue presides as reports are heard. Darr och wedding announced for May 19. June meeting set as 6:30 p.m. pot luck. lunch by Doris Hutchings and Dot Jahns.
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Oak River
Hamilton
Foxwarren
Kenora
Peace Gardens
Grace Bullock
Onanole
Minnedosa
Thelma Argue
Darroch
Doris Hutchings
Dot Jahns
Park Residence News Social Visit Recap and Family Happenings
Weekend activity at Park Residence featured visits from Leland of Miniota Paddock of Oak River Clifford of Napinka and Hyde of Treherne to Mrs Robertson. Several residents attended Russell Leland's 25th anniversary and others hosted relatives for Mother's Day and outings.
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Howard Paddock
Oak River
Jack Clifford
Napinka
Harvey Hyde
Treherne
Robertson
Corrinne
G. W. Arnold
Maureen Cowling
Russell Leland
Miniota
Virden
J. Morrice
Seed Oats and Wild Oats Debate for Better Yields
A seed grower argues for using clean seed to avoid Wild Oats and improve oats quality. He warns cross pollination reduces progeny value and champions larger seed size, plus notes Asulox F weedkiller trials in Canada and major prairie use in 1973 to boost flax yields.
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Baker
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Prairies
Hockey series and a Toronto murder bid over bets
In Toronto a man is charged with attempted murder after beating another man with a baseball bat over a Russia Canada hockey bet. The piece notes ongoing pro sports finals and discusses a legislator remark about housing for successful people.
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Toronto
Borowski
Ind. Thompson
U C W May Meeting At Mrs Patterson Home
The U C W group met at Mrs Patterson's home with 8 members and 3 visitors. Mrs Jean Henry and Mrs Dorothy Patterson led an engaging program including a solo by Mrs Mary Sclater and a Bible quiz from a PCTC pamphlet. The session recalled Church Cleaning day and ended with angel food, ice cream, and tea.
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Oak River
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association names new General Manager
The Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association announces Barry G. McCallum as General Manager and Secretary Treasurer. He previously served as advertising manager for Winnipeg area suburban weeklies and will oversee advertising sales and promotion for 52 member newspapers. Office address is 404-322 Donald St., Winnipeg.
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G. H. Witherspoon
Manitoba Weeekly Newspapers Association
Barry G. McCallum
McCallum
Winnipeg
Donald St
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Birdtail River S. D
Mulaie
Kreager
Rapley
Hames
Lewycky
Falloon
Armitage Butcher
Shier
C.S.T.A
Ekford
Steve Yaskiw
Alex Lowe
Don Falloon
Fred Leclair
Oklahoma
Margaret Sisson
Ladies Legion Auxiliary Meet
RED Cross
L. Leland
John Gunson
Mrs. Cowling
Mrs. Lakatos
Will
Victoria
Tom Baron
Reggie
U.C.W
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
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