Education Minister Speaks at Manitoba Seminar on School Divisions
A November 5 seminar at Manitoba Institute of Technology brought together over 170 inspectors trustees and teachers to discuss single district school divisions. Key speaker Hon George Johnson highlighted efficiency and democratic control while outlining 12 advantages and urging local committees and meetings provincewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Funk
Birdtail River
G. Ross Fraser
C. Randell
John L. Rankin
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Harvey Ingdon
T. Tesarski
Manitoba Institute of Technology
Winnipeg
Department of Education
The
Manitoba Teacher's Society
Manitoba
George Johnson
Johnson
John Katstrukerr
Swan Valley
Glen Lowther
Portage la Prairie
John Minions
Carberry
Robert W. Bond
Transcona Springfield
Robert W. Dalton
Province urges on-site Rivers base visit by defence ministers
Manitoba plans an early visit by Defence Minister Paul Hellyer and associate minister Leo Cadieux to the Rivers tri service base to address fears over base consolidation. The move follows assurances that four of five bases will stay with one expansion, and after meetings with municipal leaders and West-Man delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Defence
Paul Hellyer
Rivers
Thelma Forbes
Leo. Cadieux
Forbes
Cadieux
Chambers of Commerce
Brandon
West- Man
Manitoba Legislature Opens December 5 with New Speaker Looming
The 28th Manitoba Legislature will convene Monday December 5 with 31 Progressive Conservatives 14 Liberals 11 NDP and one Social Credit member. A speaker must be elected before the throne speech, then the lieutenant governor will enter to read it. Mover and seconder of the throne speech are Donald W Craik and Peter Masniuk, the new MLAs. Craik is an Engineering professor at the University of Manitoba and former Manitoba Research Council director. Masniuk is a 45 year old CNR foreman from Inwood and Royal Canadian Legion zone commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Duff Roblin
Progressive Conservatives
Liberals
New Democratic Party
Social Credit
Donald W Craik
St. Vital
Peter Masniuk
Fisher
Mr. Craik
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Research Council
St. Vitt
Masniuk
Inwood
CNR
Royal Canadian Legion
Oak River W I Holds Regular Meeting
The November meeting of the Womens Institute was held on November 6 with 14 members and 5 visitors present. Mrs. Tweed chaired. Mrs. Hedley reported FWIc news. a Red Cross sewing shipment was sent to headquarters. a town bell Centennial Project was discussed. ten dollars voted for the Myrtle Rose Bursary Trust Fund. the White McDonald Cantelon trio arranged a social evening for new residents. Lil Hothem of Rapid City spoke on ceramics and gift items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Institute
Tweed
W. Hedley
F.W.I.C
Red Cross
Myrtle Rose Bursary Trust Fund
White
McDonald
Cantelon
Mrs C Long Enters Into Rest
Mrs Charles Long nee Mabel Hudson died on Tuesday November 8 1956 in The Pas at age 51. Funeral held Friday November 11 at 2 p.m. from United Church The Pas with Rev W E MacDonald officiating. Survived by husband Charles a daughter Sharon a son Douglas mother Mrs E D Hudson a brother Dr J E Hudson of Hamiota two sisters Mrs W A Morrice Flin Flon and Miss Jane Hudson Vancouver B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Long
Mabel Hudson
Pas
Mabel Flora Long
United Church
W. E. MacDonald
Charles
Sharon
Douglas
E. D. Hudson
J. E. Hudson
Hamiota
W. A. Morrice
Flin Flon
Jane Hudson
Vancouver
B.C
Birdtail River School Board Meets at Shoal Lake
Birdtail River School Division No 38 held a board meeting at Shoal Lake on November 8 1966 at 8 pm with trustees Rankin Stimpson Fulton Clark Randall Selby Inspector Funk present. Motions adopted include minutes from October 26 1966 and hiring teachers for Birtle Collegiate. resignation of Mrs Evelyn Jamieson and Mrs L W Stratton noted with regret. next meeting set for November 29 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Rankin
Stimpson
Fulton, Clark
Randell
Selby
Inspector Funk
Strathclair Collegiates
A. G. Minish
E. Jamieson
L. W. Stratton
Department of Education
S. Singh
MAST
Beryl Farquhar
Sloan
J. J. van Lane
Edberg
Birtle Collegiate
Evelyn Jamieson
Village Council Minutes Read and Actions Passed
Village council meeting at 7 00 p m with Mayor Caldwell presiding. Minutes from October read and various by laws and appointments approved including police protection support and election procedures for 1967 1968. Financial statements accepted with October cheques totaling 6968 15 general and 1506 26 waterworks. Meeting adjourned at 10 00 p m.
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Woods - Robinson
McConnell Calf Club Holds Regular Meeting
The McConnell 4H Calf Club met on November 8 with 22 members four leaders and one visitor. Delbert Brown was elected vice president replacing Dawn McConnell. The banquet was set for November 25 and each member will prepare a 4H club record. Members gave impromptu speeches. next meeting is December 13.
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McConnell
Delbert Brown
Dawn McConnell
Hamiota W I Aims for District Fund Drive at Meeting
The Hamiota Women’s Institute met November 1 1966 in the Community Room with strong attendance. Mrs J Ward led the program with childhood photos and an antiques display while Mrs Rae Armstrong led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Women’s Institute
J. Ward
Rae Armstrong
W. Johnston
W.I
Federated News
W.i.’S
Myrtle Rose Fund
Tire Safety Drive Planned In Canada
Keith H. MacDonald leads a tire education drive in Canada as George F. Plummer of Dunlop Canada announces a 25 000 grant to back the campaign. The Rub ber Association of Canada will add industry help, with Trevor L. Jones of B F Goodrich Canada Ltd on the council executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith H. MacDonald
Canadian Highway Safety Council
Victoria
B. C
George F. Plummer
Dunlop Canada Ltd
Rubber Association of Canada
Plummer
Calgary
The
Association
Council
Trevor L. Jones
B. F. Goodrich Canada Ltd
Hamiota 4-H Horse Club Holds Annual Meeting
On November 8 the Hamiota 4-H Horse Club met at Dr. J. E. Hudson’s home with 27 members and 3 leaders Mr Kyler Drake Mrs J Paddock and Dr J E Hudson present. Thirteen new members enrolled and officers were elected: President Sharon Whyte Vice Dorothy Hudson Secretary Pat Thompson Treasurer Cecily Rampling. Members split into English and Western classes before adjournment.
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Hamiota Horse Club
J. E. Hudson
J. Paddock
Kyler Drake
Sharon Whyte
Dorothy Hudson
Pat Thompson
Cecily Rampling
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TNS
Says
Province
Oak River
W. I
Mrs. C. Long
Schoech Board
American Society
St. St. Ignace
Gilbert Curry
Mr. Funk
Hamiota Hospital
T. Eaton Co
Nicholas Peech
Western Region
Canadian Electronics
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Caldwell
Pittendreigh - Woods
Woods - Pittendreigh
Pittendreigh - McLaren
McConnell Calf Club
Fred
Canada
Hamiota 4-H Horse Club
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