Birdtail River School Board Holds May 24 1973 Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 conducted its regular meeting in Crandall on May 24 1973 at 8 00 p m with trustees present. The agenda included leave of absence requests salary deductions facility use Strathclair construction funding grants summer camp aid and various school events approvals and adjournment to June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Birdtail River
Jacobs
Mulake
Hames
Lewycky
Falloon
Armitage
Butcher
Waddell
Shier
Public School Finance Board
Birtle Home Ec Club
E. G. Morris
H. Kingdon
Hamiota
Industrial Workshop
Man
Assoc
Strathclair
C A Apples Good Apples Store in Controlled Atmosphere
The article explains CA storage keeps apples fresh by reducing oxygen with carbon dioxide to slow aging. It notes CA storage is expensive, limiting to top quality fruit and extending shelf life until new crop arrives in summer.
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C.A
Successful District Convention Held in Isabella
The Isabella district hosts its annual spring convention on May 10 with Beulah and Decker W I s as cosponsors. Marion Fulton of Birtle and Mrs. Clarke spoke after a North visit, and Eric Irwin won a trip to U N headquarters. Delegates heard from E J Page and others as 148 members registered for displays, a bazaar, and a 5 30 Smorgasbord.
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Isabella
Beulah
Decker W.I
P.N. Gow
T. Draper
Two Creeks W
Horizons Unlimited
FWLC
Marion Fulton
Birtle
Clarke
Eric Irwin
Birtle Collegiate
U.N
New York
E. J. Page
R.M
Minsota
M. White
Oak River
E. Weight
Douglas
PEI
Mary Gusdal
Erickson
Bullpower and Open House Tours Highlight Farm Notes
Farm Notes discusses bullpower as cows per bull and optimal herd ratios for profitability with age based serving capacities. It also notes Manitoba horticulture plots open house tours on June 17 and late July to August 19 with 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. times. A tunnel greenhouse under construction at the University of Manitoba is described with dimensions and cost.
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Dir
Seale
Louis Lenz
Department of Plant Science
University of Manitoba
University Arboretum
Joe Campbell
England
May Bride Honored at Oak River Shower
Miss Linda Darroch, a bride elect for May 19, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower in the lower hall on May 17. The event featured a sea themed boat gift, music, and an invitation to visit Flin Flon.
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Oak River
Linda Darroch
Linda
Sandra Henry
Warren Darroch
O. Davidson
K. Moulson
Rossburn
John Ramsey
Bev Hunter
Flin Flon
Linda Davidson
Carol Forsyth
U C W Meet Highlights From May 1 Meeting
The May 9 U C W meeting in church parlors had thirteen members. Ada reported a 315 02 balance while plans were made for the annual Strawberry Social on June 2 at 8 00 p m. Anne Ariss resigned as president and a letter from Craig Stewart was read.
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Crandall
Anne
Ada
Anne Ariss
Minnie Henderson
Alice Rudd
Gerry Steen
Dickey
Local Art Club Holds Annual Tea in Hamiota
The Hamiota Art Club hosted its annual tea at Chumah Hall drawing 230 guests from Amsterdam Holland Marysville Washington and Winnipeg. Seventeen members studied under Humphries of the Allied Art Centre Brandon with Ann Perlmutter and Alma Dixon. Paintings in water color oil and pastel showcased varied styles and the evening included a well catered display.
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Hamiota
Chumah Hall
Mr. Humphries
Allied Art Centre
Brandon
Ann Perlmutter
Alma Dixon
Amsterdam
Holland
Marysville
Washington
Winnipeg
Unit 3
Manitoba General Election Scheduled for June 28
Manitoba voters head to the polls June 28 to elect the 30th Manitoba Legislature. The 29th Legislature dissolved at midnight May 25 after Premier Ed Schreyer announced writs had been issued. Nomination closes June 14 at 1 pm. party standings were NDP 29, PC 20, Liberal four, Social Credit one, independent two, one seat vacant.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
W. J. McKeag
New Democratic Party
Progressive Conservative
Liberal
Social Credit
Independent
Reggies Ramblings on Chinese Typewriters and Speech
The piece notes Chinese typewriters feature about 3500 characters and mocks hunt and peck operators. It cites Confucius as saying a good speaker can say nothing in many words, joking the line applies to politicians.
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Confucius
Board Receives Audited 1972 Finances and Project Updates
Warner Buck & Co presented the 1972 audited statement showing a 37 953 deficit included in the 1973 levy. Expenditures totaled 3 000 469 with revenue from provinces 2 247 115 federal 10 707 and other 2 677. Erickson Collegiate addition 285 498 90 awarded to Hoffman Construction and work started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnedosa — Division
Warner L. Buck & Co
Rolling River
Warner L. Buck
Bill Campbell
Erickson Collegiate
Hoffman Construction Limited
Public Schools Finance Board
Erickson
Onanole
Department of Education
Schatz
Nicholls
Park Residence News Visitors from Across Canada and Canada West
Mrs. D. Black of Victoria B C Mrs. M Beggs Weyburn Saskatchewan Mrs A Bradley Brandon Manitoba Mrs S Rampling Canoe B C and Miss J Morrice Winnipeg were visitors at the home of Mrs W Canto Mr and Mrs C Kerr Vancouver and Mr and Mrs D Mitchell Brookdale Mrs Mable Kennedy Neepawa called on their aunt Mrs Arthur on the weekend Graham Collie Regina called on his grandmother Mrs Collie last week
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D. Black
Victoria
B. C
M. Beggs
Weyburn
Saskatchewan
A. Bradley
Brandon
S. Rampling
Canoe
B.C
J. Morrice
Winnipeg
C. Kerr
Vancouver
D. Mitchell
Brookdale
Mable Kennedy
Neepawa
Graham Collie
Regina
Mrs. Collie
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Hamiota Collegiate
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A.C.A
By Keith Russell
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Marvin Seale
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U.C.W
Jean Vanier
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Rolling River Board Meet
Mrs. Arthur