Birdtail River School Board meets amid transport policy debate
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held an August 3 1972 trustees meeting in Crandall with eight trustees present and a resident delegation on transport policy. Minutes approve previous actions receive correspondence, move a temporary classroom, rescind a September 1972 bus policy, sign payroll contract with Manitoba Teachers Credit Union, and adjourn to August 17. An addendum reaffirms end of lane pickups and urges walking where feasible.
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Crandall
Birdtail River School Division No
Cher
Lewyey
Transportation Policy
Lane
Strathclair
Pratt, Lindgren, Snider & Associates
Public School Finance Board
R. M. of
Miniatu
Manitoba Teachers Crédit Union
Dept. of Education - Transportation Bulletin
R. Fortune
Shoal Lake
Brownie & Guide Association
Earl Brooks
Hamiota Elem
Birtle Swimming Club
Birtle
Nick Britsky
Russell
van Veritog Fon
Manitoba Teacher’s Credit Union
Aphid outbreaks noted on cereals and peas in Manitoba
Provincial entomologist Dave Smith reports aphid infestations across the Red River Valley to the Northwest. Spraying may be needed on late barley at about $1.50 per acre, with Mala thion the approved chemical. pea crops face a more serious threat, with Mala thion and Dimethoate recommended. Also discussed are weed control lessons, groundwater appraisals offered by Rural Water Services to guide well construction.
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Red River Valley
Dave Smith
Mr. Smith
Jack Forbes
Provincial Agriculture Department
Forbes
Manitoba
W. E. Griffin
Rural Water Services
M.D.A. Rural Water Services
Water Resources Branch
Reggies Ramblings on Horses Motives and Neighbors
A humor note claims a horse was trained by a man almost two thousand years ago and jokes that Stampede riders show restless energy. It then quotes a Provincial Hansard remark by Mr. Jake Froese about unions, calling them parasites living on others’ money.
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Hansard
Jake Froese
S-C
Rhineland
How To Eye And Buy Frozen Fish at The Store
Hazel's Hints advises shoppers on judging frozen fish quality. It explains that proper branding, government inspection marks, tight moisture proof packaging, minimal air, and intact seals indicate better quality while frost, ice crystals, or freezer burn signal deterioration. Store at 10F or lower and avoid damaged wraps.
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Canada
Park Residence News Social roundup at Park Residence
Miss Jean Morrice of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her mother at Park Residence. Numerous visits noted including Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Collie with friends from Kenton and Winnipeg. A surprise visit from Mrs. Fred Hunsaker of Regina delighted Mrs. Baldwin.
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Jean Morrice
Winnipeg
J. Morrice
Stan Gould
Kenton
Butler
Collie
D. Sutherland
Robin Craik
Boissevain
Grady
Mary Craik
Lillian Craik
Ottawa
John McGhee
Schacht
Mansell
Ed Kirk
Reeder
Sheane
Doug Falloon
Don Falloon
Neil
Laurie
Foxwarren
G. Gardham
Arrow River
Doug Johnson
Gardham
Arnold
Cowling
Franklin Brooks
Lorne
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Birdtail River
SL. D
Waddell
Rapley
Hyndman
Armitage
Falloon
Mulaire
Kreager
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Tom Baron
E. Griffin
Reggie
Hazel
Connie Hodgson
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