Fifteen Teachers Resume Roles at Collegiate School
Fifteen teachers, led by Principal Allan Robertson and Vice Principal Dick Prawdzik, return to Collegiate School on September 3 with about 235 students. New courses across grades 9 to 12 are introduced, timetable tentative until September 13, and events include Curtis Magazine Campaign, Division Softball Championships in Hamiota, and Graduation over Thanksgiving weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Robertson
Dick Prawdzik
Ross Poole
Bernice McDonald
Ken Smith
Vicki Moore
Garry Campbell
Sid Keele
Nora Kirk
Dennis Smith
Penny Walace
Joyce Johnson
Agnes Pateman
Richard Hawke
Paul Robinson
Curtis Magazine
Hamiota
W I Meet Hamiota September WI Meeting Report
The September WI meeting in Hamiota on Tuesday Sept 3 drew 22 members. Roll call highlighted Canadian women such as Nellie McClung Kate Aitken Adelaide Hoodless Pauline Johnston L M Montgomery Agnes McPhail Judy LaMarsh. The treasurer stated 91 58 in the bank. A rally to hear Mrs Dutt ACWW president is planned in Birtle on Monday Sept 23 contact Mrs Hazlewood or Mrs Ward to attend.131 sewn articles and 12 sweaters sent to the Red Cross. The program led by Mrs Armstrong on Education for the 20th century woman sparked discussion. Meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Nellie McClung
Kate Aitken
Adelaide Hoodless
Pauline Johnston
L. M. Montgomery
Agnes McPhail
Judy LaMarsh
Mrs. Dutt A.C.W.W
Birdtail River School Board approves classroom rentals
Shoal Lake hosts Birdtail River Division No. 38 meeting with trustees approving rental contracts for temporary classrooms at MinotA and Strathclair sites. The board also approves bus route improvements, insurance, gas tenders, and graduation at Miniota Collegiate for October 12 1968. Adjournment set for September 12 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Birdtail River
Public School Finance Board
G.M.C
Arrow River
Arrow River School
Osler, Hammond & Nanton Insurance Limited
Strathc‘air Collegiate
Birtle Collegiate
Branca
Harding
Ida G. Beal
Carnales
Strathclair Collegiate
Birtle
Birdtail River Division Board
Manitoba Grant To International Peace Garden
The Manitoba government awarded a 15000 grant for 196869 to the International Peace Garden. Hon. Sterling Lyon announced the support for the park on the Manitoba North Dakota border opened in 1932 with funding from Canada the United States and North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
International Peace Garden
Sterling Lyon
Q.C
Peace Garden
Manitoba- North Dakota
Canada
United States
North Dakota
Manitoba Traffic Accidents Show Mixed Half-Year Change
Manitoba reported 8 834 accidents in the first six months of 1968, up 156 from the prior year, with Metro Winnipeg down notably. City of Winnipeg saw a broad drop in accidents and fatalities, while motorcycle incidents rose sharply from 73 to 121.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Metro
Stewart McLean
Goose Refuge Created in Oak Lake Area
A special Canada goose refuge has been created in the Oak Lake area bounded by highways 1 2 21 and 83 to protect stocked birds placed by Ducks Unlimited. The area will stay closed until Canada geese establish resident breeding status in the marsh complex. Only Canada geese receive protection under this regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Lake
Ducks Unlimited
Pension payments rise in 1969 in Canada
Ottawa announces January 1969 increases to Old Age Security and Guaranteed Income Supplement. Basic pensions rise from 107.10 to 109.20 monthly, OAS from 76.50 to 78.00, with related Canada Pension Plan changes including higher maximum earnings and contributions. Officials Munro and Cote outline broader index-linked boosts and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Health and Welfare
John Munro
Munro
Revenue
J.P. Cote
Canada Pension Plan
Cote
Conference Held at MSU Hosts ACWW Delegates
East Lansing reports four type of work-study sessions on the ACWW gathering at Michigan State University. Delegates include Mrs. Marion Kirkpatrick Mrs. Emma Wiltsey and Mrs. Grace Mc Tavish from Cardale Manitoba with six million rural and country women in 200 societies in fifty countries. The theme Learning to Live frames sessions on the individual family community and world. The conference runs September 3 to 14 and marks ACWW activity in the USA linked with the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Country Women of the World
ACWW
Michigan State University
Marion Kirkpatrick
Emma Wiltsey
Grace McTavish
Cardale
Manitoba
Cardale Women’s Institute
M.S.U
Dublin
Ireland
Conf
Tie United Nations
Fea- Ene Sonne
USA
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TNS
W.I. Meet
Birdtail River S. D
Decke 1
Bittle
E. C. Fouillard
Yaves
Min- A. Carbaty
Strathclair
Co-opeative Limited
E. G. Gregory Construction Ltd
Errick F. Willie
Masiaba
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