Birdtail River School District 38 Holds April 20 1972 Board Meeting
Crandall held the Birdtail River School Division 38 board session with trustees present. The agenda covered federal French grant finances, resignations, Brandon division matters, and several educational group updates. The minutes approve April 6 minutes, March 1972 financials, and set September routes with road distance rules. meeting adjourned for May 4 at 11 45 p.m.
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Crandall
Birdtail River
Waddell
Fulton
Rapley
Hyndman
Armitage
Falloon
Mulaire
Clark
Butcher
Hames
Lewycky
Public Schools Finance Board
Wescab
Bruce Daley
M.A.S.T
Brandon
Manitoba Holiday Festival of Arts
Dept. of
Edu
Studded Tires Off By May 1st
The Manitoba Department of Highways reminds motorists that studded tires must be removed from all vehicles operating in the province by May 1.
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Manitoba Department of Highways
Manitoba Farm Notes Survey Signals Flax Acreage Drop
Statistics Canada reports a sharp drop in flaxseed acreage for the Prairies, with flax area down 22 percent to about 1.6 million acres. The note cites futures gains after release and presents a projection of possible higher average flax prices if acreage stays near forecasts. It also covers cattle feed trials, drainage projects, and upcoming Interlake Grassland Society events.
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Statistics Canada
Prairies
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
University of Manitoba
N.F.U. News MINICTA-A Planning Meeting
A planning meeting for the local N.F.U. was held at Bruce Medd's on April 19 with officers including Chairman Bruce Medd and Sec Treas Sheila Pierce. Vacant offices include Membership Finance and Collective Bargaining plus a youth committee. Volunteers invited to discuss union fees and a fair tax structure for education expenses as conditions in rural areas improve.
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N.F.U
Bruce Medd
Sec
Treas
Sheila Pierce
Russell Clark
Maude Leland
Bill Cowling
MacLeland
Daylight Saving Time Begins In Manitoba This Year
Manitoba will advance clocks one hour the night of April 29 to 30 marking the return of daylight saving. Under the Official Time Act uniform DST runs for six months from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October. The change occurs at 2 a.m. Sunday April 30, when time moves to 3 a.m.
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Manitoba
Bridge Club Meets at Doris Peel Home in Miniota
On April 20 twelve ladies played bridge in the front room while two men played chess in the kitchen at Doris Peel's home. Inn Ellerington won top honors. the Consolation winner remained unnamed. Next gathering is May 4 at Peg Clark's home.
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Miniota
Doris Peel
Ellerington
Peg Clark
K-9 Variety Concert at Junior High Auditorium
The K-9 held a Thursday concert in the Junior High Auditorium with many items. O Canada, Grade 5 Folk Dancing, grade 1-4 choir, Grade 2-3 play, Grade 6 Folk Dancing, Grade 7 and 8 singing, Grade 9 play, and The Queen drew a very good turnout.
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Canada
Park Residence News Recap of Local Visits
Mrs Stowe of Miniota and Mr and Mrs Rollo of Uno visited Mrs Schacht recently. Mrs Butler visited Kenton with family last week. Mrs Neil Arthur and granddaughter from Jerico Ontario visited Mrs Arthur last Friday. Mr and Mrs Steve Robus Crandall called on Mr Philip last week. Mrs Bardwell visiting daughter in Winnipeg this week. Mrs Barnes returned from Regina after spending the past week with relatives. Mrs Corbet spent the past week with relatives in Brandon returning Sunday. Mrs Howard Paddock and Linda of Oak River visited Mrs Robertson last week.
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Steve Robus
Crandall
Philip
Regina
Mrs. Corbet
Brandon
Howard Paddock
Linda
Oak River
Robertson
Golden Age Group Meet at Minio ta Community Centre
The Golden Age Group met at Minot ta Community Centre on April 19 with 36 members 18 men and 18 women plus two visitors and six Birdtail River Reserve members as guests. Pauline Rowan showed Pow-Wow slides and tapes, followed by singing by Richard Benn and Henry Benn. Birthday gifts were exchanged for Bill Rollo and others unable to attend received mystery friends. The group looks forward to the May 17 gathering in Arrow River Hall.
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Miniota
Birdtail River Reserve
Pauline Rowan
Birdtail River
Richard Benn
Peter Kasto
Henry Benn
Twin Valley Co op reports 1971 gains and growth
At Beulah community hall the Twin Valley Co op held its annual meeting reporting total assets of 448 531.00 dollars and 1 265 members with 55 new members joining at Birtle and Miniota. 1971 sales reached 744 000.00 dollars with 87 63.00 savings and equity payments to members totaling 3895.00 dollars. A 15 year service ring was presented to John Blelloch of Birtle staff. Douglas Wilson was appointed to the board replacing Harold Salmon. Prizes for grocery hampers went to Allan Lindenbach and Stan Tomiski.
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Twin Valley Co-op
Birtle
Miniota
Beulah
Co-op
John Blelloch
Ronald Apleyard
Douglas Wilson
Harold Salmon
Allan Lindenbach
Stan Tomiski
Tench
Beulah WI
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Birdtail River S. D
Cation
Shoal Lake
R.M. of
Harrison
Manitoba ‘Teachers Credit Union
Dept. of Education
Nual Report
Celctic
Parish
Strathclair Collegiate
Strathclair
Foxwarren
Hamiota Home
Hamiota
K. Rapley
D. Falloon
Tom Baron
Rockwood Centennial Hall
Teulon
Gran Bond
Highway 7
Ontario
Ste. Agathe
McCreary
Dr. Penkava
University Agricultural Engineering Department
Interlake Grassland Society
N.F.U. News
Bridge Club
Mrs. Barnes
Twin Valley
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