Birdtail River S D 38 Board Meeting Minutes August 1984
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 trustees met August 30 1984 at 7 30 p m at Crandall Division Office with trustees Sim mard Cottingham Choptuik Cole White Harvey McKay Chappell Bridge Tolton and administrators Davison Budzinski McDonald Hudson Genung present. Motions approved agenda minutes maternity leave hires term deposit and bus routes with adjournment at 10 40 p m.
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Birdtail River
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Murray
Simmard
Cottingham
Choptuik
Cole
White
Harvey
McKay
Chappell
Bridge
Tolton
Davison
Budzinski
McDonald
Hudson
Genung
Bear
F. Barker
B. Sala
H. Reid
Lori Boyko
Shoal Lake School
Lynne Cornish
Miniota School
Gordon Hunter Memorial
Hamiota Kenton Credit Union Ltd
Kenton
Birtle
Jean Pierre Decorby
St. Lazare School
V. Deschambault
Earl Burdette
Reg Gadd
Foxwarren
Beulah News Notes Local Visits and School Enrollments
Mrs. Prost of Birtle spent a week with Mrs. Elsbeth Lindenbach. Fay and Bonnie Tomiski attended a shower in Shoal Lake on August 25 honoring Valerie Fiel. Beulah students begin the year at Birtle Elementary and Collegiate. new kindergartners are Georgeann Cooper, Jody Evans, Jacob Gies, Jo-Anna Jewar, Dale Oertel, Carman Leif. Grade 1 entrants include Kathleen Cooper, Warren Edmundson, Trevor Lindenbach, Shawna Stewart.
Park Residence Welcomes New Tenants and Sends Best Wishes
Mary Knight moves from her suite with good wishes from Park Residence. Gordon Sheardown starts a stay with us, while Mrs. Badger relocates and Florence Beamish joins. Lisa and Roxanne Cowan visit from St George with grandparents Roy and Gladys Cowan. Jessie Blatchford visits Rivers with friends. Rose McBain marks her 89th birthday with a party and future celebration planned.
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Mary Knight
Gordon Sheardown
Mrs. Badger
Florence Beamish
Lisa
Roxanne Cowan
St. George
Man
Roy
Gladys Cowan
Canora
Sask
George
Lena Hupka
Jessie Blatchford
Rivers
Blatchfords
Kly Wok
Bradwardine
Reita Schenk
Bill Cochrane
Charlie Lamb
Parents who smoke harm their children’s lungs
A Detroit study of hundreds of families links home tobacco exposure to higher childhood respiratory infections and asthma risks. Boston research shows children of smoking mothers have reduced lung development, reaching about 93 percent of non-smoker peers' growth.
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Detroit
Boston
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