Birdtail River S D 38 Regular Board Meeting Dec 7 1972
The Birdtail River School Division No 38 held its regular trustees meeting on December 7 1972 at 1 30 pm with trustees Waddell Jacobs Hames Lewycky Fallon Shier Mulake Kreager and Rapley present. It reviewed correspondence and adjourned to December 14 1972 at 7 pm. The board later discussed additions to Strathclair and renovations to the Collegiate and heard inspection reports on Hamiota Collegiate Kenton and Shoal Lake Elementary. The Teachers Welfare Committee presented proposed changes to the 1971 9 Collective Agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Birdtail River
Waddell
Jacobs
Hames
Lewycky
Falloon
Shier
Mulake
Kreager
Rapley
Bollman
Decosse
Partridge
Miller
Taylor
Hamiota Collegiate
Kenton and
Shoal Lake Elementary
Board of Trustees
Robertson
Campbell
Teachers’ Welfare Committee
R. Marshall
C. J. Prawdzik
J. Hogg
G. Campbell
A. J. Legebokoff
Farm Labour opportunities and lamb diet trial notes
The note invites workers for the P.EP Farm Labour program with pay of 2.35 per hour and a foreman position salary negotiable, to apply at the Ag. Rep. Office. It also reports on faba beans in finishing lamb rations, showing 12, 14, and 25 percent faba levels, effects on rate of gain, and pelleting as a corrective measure. It includes tips on maintaining butterfat and farm safety statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.ep
Ag. Rep
Snowmobile Safety Rules for Manitoba Riders
Manitoba snowmobile guidance urges riders 16 and older for engines over 340 cc and mandates accompaniment for younger operators. Do not lend to the inexperienced as owners share liability for damage. Install emergency shut off switches to stop the engine if the rider falls off, preventing injuries or runaways. The Snowmobile Safety Officer provides regulations and the Rider's Handbook at 1075 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, or by phone 775-0281.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Portage Avenue
Tougher Liquor Restraints Urged by Manitoba Official
Manitoba Attorney General Al Mackling calls for harsher penalties on licensees who serve minors and intoxicated patrons. He says drastic action is needed to curb excess drinking and its social costs, with the Liquor Control Commission set to notify licensees of increased enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
al Mackling
Liquor Control Commission
Mackling
Manitoba
Canada
Frank Syms
Commission
Increased Demands For Federal Farm Credit Loans
Long term mortgage loans from the Farm Credit Corporation rose across Canada in the April to October seven month period of 1972. The corporation approved 4002 loans totaling 153,520,700 dollars, up 49.8 percent from 3396 loans worth 102,472,414 dollars in the same period of 1971. Parliament approved amendments to expand lending and clarify eligibility, including a 100,000 dollar loan cap per farmer, removal of the 21 year age minimum, a 250 million dollar borrowing increase, and requiring borrowers be Canadian citizens or intend permanent residence in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Corporation
Canada
Farm Credit
Park Residence News Update From Winnipeg and Local Calls
Mrs Barnes left last week to visit in Winnipeg. Mrs Arthur remains in hospital, as does her mother. Campbell returned home after time in Winnipeg. Miss Jean Morrice went back to Winnipeg Sunday. Mr and Mrs Watters spent three weeks with Mr Harry Gardham of Ar a row River who visited Mrs Gardham. Mrs Delidge spent six weeks in hospital. Mr and Mrs Beattie of Roblin called on Mrs Cowling Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Winnipeg
Arthur
Jean Morrice
Francis Wattersent
Harry Gardham
Row River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birdtail River S. D
G. Ariss
University of Manitoba
Faculty of Education
Hamiota School Board
Hamiota District Hospital
Shoal Lake
Hamiota Pentecostal Church
Hamiota
Hamio
Hamiota Collegiate Student Council
Strathclair Chamber of Commerce
Strathclair
H. Pet
Tom Baron
P.E.P
Tom Delvin
Dept. of Animal Science
United States
Pee Poe
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