Birdtail River School Division Board Holds Nov 20 1975 Meeting
Birdtail River School Division No 38 trustees gather at Crandall on November 20 1975 with staff from Birtle Elementary present. Motions adopt minutes approve October financials worth 225 352.21 approve hiring and resignations including custodial staff changes and adjourn to November 29 1975 at Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
iRiver
Karen
Simard
St. Lazare
Jean
Marie Simard
Wei
W.thornton
A. Nehoda
Hamiota Collegiate
Hudson Dale
Dorothy Kudlovich
Women Gather for Presbytery Stewardship Events
In Birtle and Oak River during the first week of November more than a hundred women attended Presbytery sessions led by Mrs. Anne Pettapiece of Rivers. The program covered Stewardship of Time, Talents, Treasure and Trash with input from local delegates and a panel including Rev. Norman Vernes. Guest speakers Rev. Les Jay and Gail Jay spoke at Bin-scarth. Rev. Gaston Vialard spoke at Oak River. Morning and afternoon singing was led by Mrs. Jack Widdicombe, with a book sale totaling $143.18 managed by Mrs. H. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. ‘Hames
Kenton
Bert Baldwin
Cardale
Stan Henry
Oak River
Harold Cook
Newdale
Norman Vernes
Birtle
Presbytery
Rose Madder
Rivers
Jeri Vernes
Kenora
Binscarth
Les Jay
Gail
Crystal City
Cross Lake
Johnston Garrioch
Jays
Gaston Vialard
Glenboro
Bolivia
North
South America
Europe
Argentina
United Church of Canada
Jack Widdicombe
Foxwarren
H. Cook
Manitoba livestock shine at Toronto Royal Winter Fair
Six Manitoba communities dominate the event with champions and prizes. Keith Bridge of Hamida held the heavyweight Shorthorn title with top placings for reserve and second and third. Neil Wilson and son of Lenore earned heavyweight Shorthorn honors. Brown Brothers of Kenton captured reserve senior and grand championships for Percheron mares. Other first prize Manitoba winners include Brown Brothers two horse team of Percheron mares, E Arnold of Shoal Lake with Clydesdale entries, Lucky Pine Farms of Kenton with lightweight Aberdeen Angus, and Ron Sangster of Kenton with lightweight Shorthorn. The province shipped 254 cattle, horses and swine to the Royal, its largest in years and first truck shipment instead of rail, with eighty-two other placings by Manitoba livestock.
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Manitoba
Toronto
E. Arnold
Christmas Entertaining for Home Friends and Feasts
The guide by Ann Westaway Lynn Foley and Hazel Mitchell outlines planning a festive party. It covers guest lists menu costs and time, choosing between formal dinner or buffet, and using convenience foods if needed. It advises shopping lists advance preparation and table setting details for an attractive buffet.
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By Ann Westaway
Lynn Foley
Hazel Mitchell
Partnership theme marks Canadian Mental Health Conference
Conference in Vancouver October 23 to 25 1975 gathered members from across Canada and the Northwest Territories with leaders G T Guest Vera Ross and Dr Roy Watson. Notable speakers included Dr Stanley Freeman and Mrs Hugette Labelle as well as Dr Phillip Carter. Focus was on government volunteer and professional partnership to improve mental health services.
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Vancouver
B.C
G. T Guest
Canadian Mental Health Association
Vera Ross
Roy Watson
Mental Health Association
Canada
N.W.T
Stanley Freeman
Toronto
Hugette Labelle
Canadian Nurses Association of Ontario
Phillip Carter
Mental Health of
Nova Scotia
Lawrence
Evelyn Vanderschaeghe
Mental Health Association of Canada
Mental Patients Association
Manitoba
Newfoundland
United Church
Mail Through Fairbanks AP: Woman Gets 1949 Medical Bill
In Fairbanks Alaska an unnamed woman a Dr Arthur Schaible bill for 13 dollars arrived decades late. Jean Heuvel recalled being told the bill was paid in 1949 when she received a subsequent notice. Postmaster Otis Dean delivered the overdue envelope stamped August 2 1949. The envelope was found behind equipment at the post office.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Jean Heuvel
Arthur Schaible
Otis Dean Hand
Park Residence News Visitors and Family Updates
Visitors came to the home of Mrs G Morris including Dec Cormick Dennie from Killarney and Bettie Cormick of Brandon. Ray Wood of Winnipeg called on Saturday. Mrs S Stewart is a patient at the hospital and is wished a speedy recovery. Mrs W Campbell joined her daughter in law Mrs Gordon Campbell on a Winnipeg trip and visits with family. Recent guests at Mrs Wes Gregory included Bob Gammack Brandon and Hazel Hatton Decker. Clara McKinnon Kenton visited Mrs A Levins and Stella Bray. Mr M Forrest Kenton and Mabel Holland Oak Lake stayed with Mrs Wisner.
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G. Morris
Dec Cormick
Dennie
Killarney
Bettie Cormick
Brandon
Ray Wood
Winnipeg
Grandma Morris
S. Stewart
W. Campbell
Gordon Campbell
Campbell
City
Wes Gregory
Bob Gammack
Hazel Hatton
Decker
Clara McKinnon
Kenton
A. Levins
Stella Bray
Wisner
M. Forrest
Mabel Holland
Oak Lake
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