Birdtail River School Board approves living allowances
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a September 25, 1986 meeting at Crandall approving living allowances in lieu of transportation for 1986/87 for Phil Faford Denis Simard and Jean Marc Chartier at 400 dollars per month for students. The board also approved Ulrich Fulham at 17.25 per day and agreed to cover residual costs to Seine River Division 14 for Michelle Simard. The bus route was adjusted to pick up Jim Gerrard's children two miles beyond the division boundary.
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Crandall
Birdtail River
Murray
Simard
Huberdeau
Berry
Cole
Tolton
Bridge
Chappell
McKay
Harvey
Hogg
Nicholls
McDonald
Hudson
Bear
Fox and Parson
Birdtail River Teachers Association
Phil Faford
Denis Simard
Jean Marc Chartier
R.M
M.A.S.T
Brandon
Victoria Inn
Snow Lake Teachers Association
Turtle River School Division
CUPE
Birdtail Sioux Band
National Conference On
Edmonton
J. Chartier
Board of Trustees
Minister of Education
Ulrich
Fulham
Seine River
Michelle Simard
Jim Gerrard
Oak River district social notes recall visits and events
Fred and Florence Kiersgaard of Calgary visited Fred's sister Helen Cantelon and brother Arthur Craigie in Hamiota. Jean Skinner toured Grand Centre Alberta with siblings James and Isabel Gilmour of Brandon. Frank and Isabel Paddock begun a three week Maritimes trip Sept 24. Jean Henry spent time at Crystal City with sister Marion Shepherd post hospital. Myrtle White returned Sept 23 from The Pas to visit friends the Hedbergs and Armstrongs. Dick Griffiths hospitalized but now home in Park Residence. Dick, Lynne and Bob Hopley trip to Regina to visit Lynne's sister Kathy Shanks and attend Roger Whittaker concert. Jean and Stan Henry left Winnipeg Sept 26 for Expo, plan visit to Stan's sister Alma Warren in New Westminster. Lynne Hopley and Ruth Stewart attended South-West A Regional W I Board meeting in Hamiota Sept 16. Regional Mini School to be hosted by Cardale and Oak River Institutes in Oak River Oct 16. U C W Thankoffering meeting Oct 7 in church at 8 pm. Beulah Mylrea holidaying on West Coast returning Oct 6 via Expo. George and Ellen Fletcher of Melita, Joe Sinclair of Brandon, Ed and Verna Hare and Winnipeg friends visited Ken and Helen Clubb.
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Fred
Florence Kiersgaard
Calgary
Helen Cantelon
Arthur Craigie
Hamiota
Jean Skinner
Grand Centre
Alberta
James
Isabel Gilmour
Brandon
Dave
Helen
Frank
Isabel Paddock
Maritimes
Jean Henry
Crystal City
Marion Shepherd
Myrtle White
Pas
Hedberg's
Armstrong's
Dick Griffiths
Park Residence
Lynne
Bob Hopley
Regina
Kathy Shanks
Roger Whittaker
Jean
Stan Henry
Winnipeg
Expo
Stan
Alma
Chuck
Births and Family News from Brandon and Surrounding Areas
Congratulations to Cameron and Sandy Harrison of Brandon on the birth of their second son Tyler Douglas born Monday September 22. Fifth grandchild for Jeannine Harrison of Hamiota. Gordon and Lee Anne Butler of Youngstown AB welcome Matthew Gordon born September 22, first grandchild for Burton Johnston of Neepawa, Margaret Coxworth of Hamiota and Ina Doran. They visited Anna Adams home from hospital staying with daughter Joyce Oliman.
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Cameron
Sandy Harrison
Brandon
Tyler Douglas
Jeannine Harrison
Hamiota
Gordon
Lee Anne Butler
Youngstown
Matthew Gordon
Burton Johnston
Neepawa
Margaret Coxworth
Ina Doran
Winnipeg
Anna Adams
Joyce Oliman
Canadian debt crisis warned by business leaders
The Business Council on National Issues warns Canada may miss its $30 billion deficit target as imports exceed exports for the first time in a decade. Leaders say spending cuts are needed to avoid disaster, while tax increases would be politically costly and mortgage seekers should heed the warning.
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Canada
Business Council On
Feds
Kaufman
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Birdtail River S.D. Board
Oak River District News
Oak River
Doris Henry
Ken
George
Ellen Fletcher
Melita
Joe Sinclair
Verna Hare
Isabella News
John Finkbeiner
Jean Norrie
the Heart. Fund
St. N.E
Hamiota Hotel
Hastings Hearing Aid Centres Ltd
Royal Bank
Rosser Ave
Man
Donald S. Winnipeg
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