World Known Figures to Discuss Canada in 1960
Three prominent figures will discuss Canada's role in industry and world trade at a three day Winnipeg conference of the Pro-Vincial Governments Trade and Industry Council opening September 26. Generals and officials including Lt Gen James M Gavin, Hon George Drew, and Dr. O M Solandt are billed as luncheon speakers on Canada in the 60s. The conference aims to boost inter provincial trade cooperation and industrial development across Canada with a full slate of sessions and invited representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Trade and Industry Council
Winnipeg
M. Solandt
C. BE
Canadian National Railways
Defence Resarch Board
Gurney, Evans, Obe
Manitoba
Industry and Commerce
Evans
Gavin
82Nd
Bube
Gen
Arthur Dy. Tattie. Inc
Hoan Mir
Drew
Wildedi
Japan
Department of Trade and Commerce
Eugene Forsey
Canadian Labor Congress
James A. Robert
Federal
Dan. I. Istvansiv
A*berta
Department of Industry
M. Glover
Department of Industrial Development, Trade and Commerce
Roger Truemner
T. K. Shevama
Saskachewan Economics Planning Board
R.E. McBurney
National Research Council
Vincent
R. Berlinguette
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Gordon Churchill
H-F Black
Saskatchewan Department of Industry and Information
Birdtail School Division XI Exam Summary
Beulah School and Kenton School listings show Grade XI exam summaries for Birdtail School Division. Details specify regional results and participating schools, reflecting performance across the district.
Birtle District WI Plans Convention and Training
Mrs EV Fulton presided at the Birtle District Women's Institute Fall Meeting in Hamiota on September 14. L W Miller of Erickson was elected secretary treasurer replacing R Lelond of Ma ota. G Kirkpatrick Cardale and L Gray Kirkham's Bridge named to the program committee for the May 17 convention with one more member to be appointed. The convention theme Safety will guide the year’s WI study. Miss Maxine English and Miss F Lowes outlined proposed WI training courses. Fulton cited the advisory board meeting in Winnipeg and urged support for the Peace Garden Project, with plans for the provincial convention June 6 to 9 and the Brandon show October 31 to November 4.
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EV. Pulton
Birtle
Women’s Institute Board
Hamiata
L. W. Miller
Erickson
Roy Lelond
Ma Ota
G Kirkpatrick
Cardale
L Gray
Kirkham’s Bridge WI
Maxine English
F Lowes
Fulton
Winnipeg
Brandon
Birdtail River School Board Meeting Minutes Shoal Lake 1960
The Birdtail River School Division held a meeting September 14 1960 with Trustees Fulton Selby Stimpson Carney Reynolds Killoh and Hunter and Inspector Funk present. Minutes from September 1 were approved. Correspondence included notices from Ian Brown MS T A Department of Education Municipal Board and A E Ames & Co. about inspections debentures and tenders. Carried motions include accepting D W Friesen’s tender, appointing Mrs. Wilma Miller Returning Officer for 1960 elections, standardizing division equipment, paying selected students for transportation, and plans to build a Strathclair school and possibly purchase the red brick Shoal Lake school for high school use. Meetings adjourned to call of the chairman.
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Shoal Lake
Fulton
Selby
Stimpson
Carney
Reynolds
Killoh
Hunter
Inspector Funk
Ian Brown
Kenton
Miniota
Ms.t. A
Department of Education and Municipal Board
A. E. Ames & Co
D. W. Friesen & Sons
T.A
D. W. Friesen
Varous
Gail Pierce
Frances Steuart
Chiiford Clark
Neida Field
Shirley Bomek
Diane Preston
Shirley Lepischak
Muriel
Hugh Rogers
Noreen Hodgson
Bruce
Lorne
Bertram
Boc
Strathclair
Birdtail Graduation Plans Finalized For October 8
The Graduation Committee set October 8 at Hamilota School Auditorium for the ceremony. A graduate is defined as a XII grade student enrolled in Birdtail River Division schools in June or someone who completed Grade MIT this year and resided in the division. Eligibility requires a complete Grade XII pass in June, and at least 75 percent in the subject for the award. Only one award per student per subject. ties go to the highest aggregate. English awards split into Drama & Poetry and Composition & Prose, with the aggregate winner eligible for one subject award.
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Hamiota School
Birdtail River
MIT
Parking Woes Highlight Illegal or No Parking
The remark underscores a rigid view on urban enforcement, contrasting forbidden spots with spaces deemed acceptable by authorities. It hints at widespread tension over parking rules and compliance.
What is TV Doing To Our Children
A Canadian Home and School Federation plea urges the Board of Broadcast Governors to fund long term research into television effects on children. It cites CBC audience data and Cambridge studies, asserting TV shapes habits and thinking and could alter the nation's future, demanding a yearly budget of 62 000 for comprehensive study.
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Sen
CBC
Ottawa
Cambridge
Mass
Board of Broadcast Governors
Federation
C. M. Bedford
BBG
Canada
Canvasbacks and Redheads On Highly Limited List
Duck hunters are warned that this fall a strict regulation limits take to either one canvasback or one redhead per hunter, not both, with U S bans in effect. Manitoba joins the program as booklets explain duck identification and the hunting season in southern Manitoba runs from September 16 to November 26. Ontario hosts the largest Indian population in Canada, including Ojibwa communities in Northern Ontario.
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Mines and Natural Resouces
North America
Manitoba
United States
Witney
Delta Marsh
Provinces
Ontario
Manly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cavin
Solandt
Trade & Industry
James M. Gavin
Arthur D Little, Inc
US Army
George Drew, PC Q CC
London
Birdtail
Miniota School
Kenton School
Birtle School
Oakner School
Sapny Shoal Lake
Isabella School
Ure Social Studies
Solsgirth
Tuture
Crandall School
Hamiatan
Wilma Miller
Hiroshima
Magictiv
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