Birdtail River S D No 38 Regular Board Meeting Notes
Regular meeting of The Birdtail River School Division No 38 held in Crandall on November 22, 1973 at 8:00 pm. Trustees present include Waddell Choptuik Mulaie Lewycky Armitage Butcher Shier Tolton. Various items considered include MASt resolutions, newsletter, collective agreement, regional meeting, salary settlements, grant requests, and department notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Birdtail River
Waddell
Choptuik
Mulaie
Lewycky
Armitage
Butcher
Shier
Tolton
Hanover
Great-West Life Assurance Company
Hamiota
Department of Education
Hamiota Collegiate
Transportation Bulletin
Board of Reference
Birdtail Creek Indian Reserve
Public Schools Finance Board
Strathclair notes on farm items and school matters
The itemized notes cover farm equipment funds, Student Accident Insurance for Reed and Shaw, Birtle four room school, Woodworth rural municipality lots, Birdtail River meeting on Nov 28 1973, Neepawa Land Titles site, Shoal Lake students, and Canadian Grain Commission elevator surveys. It discusses grain insect problems, detection traps, and Manitoba Agriculture guidance, plus milk recording and dairy herd planning. It lists several school division appointments and adjournment of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed, Shaw, Stenhouse
Birtle
R. M. of
Woodworth
Harding
Birdtail River Athletic Association
Neepawa Land Titles Office
Holylea
Shoal Lake
Mrs. Gourlay's 90th Birthday Surprises
A 90th birthday surprise party for Mrs. C. Gourlay was held November 23, 1973 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Peters with 55 guests signing the guest book. Congratulatory messages arrived from Governor and Mrs. Mitchener, Lieut. Governor McKeag, Prime Minister Trudeau, Premier Scheyer, local MLA, Dave Blake, MP Craig Stewart, Sidney Spivak, Izzy Asper, Robert Stanfield, and Reeve and Mrs. Frank McPhaden. Out of town relatives joined in from Ottawa and Swan River and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gourlay
Don Peters
Mitchener
Governor McKeag
Trudeau
Scheyer
Dave Blake
Craig Stewart
Sidney Spivak
Izzy Asper
Robert Stanfield
John Diefenbaker
Reeve
Frank McPhaden
Open Meeting Discusses Raising 150 for District Hospital Auxiliary
An open meeting at Memorial Hall on November 19 in Oak River discussed raising 150 for the District Hospital Auxiliary at Hamiota. With low attendance, organizers will contact local groups to solicit support for the 17 districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Memorial Hall
Hamiota
Canada
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Winnipeg youths held over purse snatchings and attacks
Four Winnipeg boys including a 10 year old were taken into custody for attacking elderly women and snatching purses. Education is described as what remains after forgotten lessons. Premier Barrett of British Columbia invites Rene Levesque and the Parti Quebecois to ally with his NDPP with a quip on language. A satirical sign suggests closing a Works Ministry project in Memorial Park until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Dave Barrett
B.C
Rene Levesque
Parti Quebecois
NDPP
Quebec
Doern
Memorial Park
Sewing a Well-Shaped Collar from Home Ec. Tips
Step by step guide to crafting sharp collar points, neat roll, and smooth edges. Includes cutting diagonally, removing interfacing bulk, backstitching, trimming, and matching collar facing, with fabric considerations and pressing technique for best results.
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Birdtail River S. D
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Strathclair
Tom Baron
Canadaian Grain Commission
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Norquay Building
Man
Marvin Seale
Dept. of Animal Science
R.O.P
Comite Culturel de St. Lazare
St Lazare
Rallye
Snake Creek Sportsman
Miniota
Posi
A. Robertson
H. E. Brown
Hamiota Elementary
Larry Taylor
Kenton School
Barry Cornish
Miniota School
Philip DeCorby
Foxwarren School
Wayne Basso
Shoal Lake Elem
Andrew Legebokoff
Henri Bisson
St. Lazare
200 Club
K. Curll - Hamiota
George
Ottawa
Doug
Audrey
Bob
Swan River
Diane
Joan
Reggies
Judy Carlson
Yale
Connecticut
Ms. Carlson
New Haven Football Officials Assn
By Ann Westaway