Rolling River Board Meets With Reports and Education Changes
The Rolling River School Division board met September 18 with reports on Grade IX Language Arts and Math tests and discussion of using test results to guide instruction. Trustees reported on Liason Committee meetings, hiring policies, and student council relations. Fuel tenders were awarded to three coops, a bus for air cadets was rejected, and bylaws for Clear Creek sale and Elton Collegiate expansion were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnedosa
Board of
Rolling River
Rolling River Reserve
Provincial Board of Reference
Jim Shannacappa
Kolokowski
Brown
Indian Affairs
J. Proven
A. Nicholls
Board of Reference
Ray Kingdon
Liason
Lawrence Bell
Garry Grant
Dick Heapy
MTS
Liason Committee
Sandy Lake Coop
Erickson Co-op
Oak River Shell
Brandon
Clear Creek
Elton Collegiate
Public School Finance Board
Bowling Club Wind-Up Tournament at Hamiota
The Hamiota Bowling Club held a Wind-Up tournament on Wednesday afternoon September 18. Four lanes were used and two games played. A Pot Luck Supper followed with at least 35 in attendance. A brief meeting featured a secretary treasurer report on receipts and expenses. The president thanked the grounds committee for their year’s work. Additional matters were discussed but no action taken. This ends the season for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Pres
Lions Campaign for Arthritis Research In Hamiota
Hamiota Lions Club will lead a first household canvass on October 8 1975 for The Arthritis Society. The drive funds research and therapeutic services across 100 forms of arthritis and supports University teaching hospitals and fellowship programs. Volunteers aim to advance cure prospects and better patient care nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Lions Club of
Arthritis Society
Canadian Uni
Manitoba
R.D.U
University of Manitoba
Horiota
Lions Club
Oak River W I Holds September Meeting in Memorial Hall
The Oak River Women's Institute met September 4 in Memorial Hall with President Beryl Burt chairing. Twelve members attended. two new members Mrs Hyndman and Mrs Mylrea were welcomed. Reports covered a busy summer including visits to the Peace Garden and attendance at Crandalls 60th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Oak River Women’s Institute
Memorial Hall
Beryl Burt
Hyndman
Mylrea
Peace Garden
Manitoba W.i.’S
Parker Rockwell
Grace Frysinger
U.S.A
W.I
W. Hedley
Edith Ferguson
W.I. Spoon
McNeill
Myrtle White
Winnipeg
Nan Stewart
Alma Hedley
Helen Cantelon
Crandalls
Georgia Hyndman
Province to aid flood victims in western Manitoba
Premier Ed Schreyer announced an 18 million dollar program to aid flood damaged western Manitoba. The plan covers 87 percent of municipal repair costs up to 6000 for buildings, 500 for personal effects, and 7000 for transport and hay losses, effective Wednesday after signing in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreyer
Dauphin
Andy Newton
Peter Burtniak
Ste. Rose du Lac
Ochre River
Laurier
McCreary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Max Min
W.I. Meet
Ing
Canadian National Railways
Newton
Lake Manitoba
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