Birdtail River School Board Holds November Meeting
A special Birdtail River School Division No. 38 board meeting was held at Crandall on November 29 1975 with trustees present. Motions adopted include adopting minutes from November 10 1975 and readings of By laws 9 75 and 10 75 to realign into recreation districts. An addendum notes discussions on quality education amid falling student numbers and rising costs, stressing what constitutes good education and necessary life skills.
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Birdtail River
Birtle Ellie Recreation District
MidWest Recreation District
Department of Education
Women in Canadian agriculture progress through education and work
Agriculture Canada highlights women's roles in farming and related jobs during International Women's Year. It notes census figures of women farmers and workers, mentions farmers spouses as key partners, and lists careers for women from breeders to veterinarians. The piece cites the Equal Opportunities for Women program and the growth of women professionals in agriculture since 1921.
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Canada
Agriculture Canada
Surprise gathering honors Lenore residents with walnut clock
On Tuesday afternoon December 2, a group visited Mr. and Mrs. F Hartner at their Park Residence to present a walnut clock from Lenore community friends. Rev Young from Kenton led the choir Thursday evening with Christmas music, Mrs Embury at the piano, four choir numbers enjoyed. Kenton ladies then served tea and visitors joined in social time. Frank Reid of Birtle called on his aunt Mrs D Sutherland Thursday afternoon.
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F. Hartner
Lenore
Manitoba Plan Starts Community Mental Health System
The Manitoba government will build a comprehensive, preventive, and community based mental health system over several years. Health minister Laurent Desjardins said 40 community health workers will be expanded to 200, with programs for about 600 individuals and new community residences. Current staff of 1350 will redeploy from Selkirk and Brandon centres to support inpatients and outpatients, as services shift from hospital to home and community based and focus on early prevention.
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Manitoba
Laurent L. Desjardins
Selkirk
Brandon
Desjardins
Dental Health At Christmas For Better Teeth
This piece advises year round dental care during the Christmas season. It explains how sugar, frequency of eating sweets, and stickiness affect tooth decay. Sticky treats like jam coated cereals and glazed doughnuts cause more damage than solids, and sipping sweets over time worsens harm. Regular brushing flossing and dentist visits aid healthy teeth.
The Surest Cure for Insomnia Says Time to Rise
Insomnia is best treated by waking and starting the day. This practical remedy emphasizes routine and early rising to reset sleep patterns and encourage alertness through daily activity.
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