Birdtail River School Board Holds Feb 12 1976 Crandall Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 board met at Crandall on February 12 1976 at 1 30 PM with trustees Butcher Waddell Huberdean Tolton Armitage Shier Choptuik Kreager and Falloon present. Motions adopted included minutes approval correspondence filing superintendent report grants totaling 51350 to several festivals, grade 9 reassignment in Kenton, budget submission, property sales permissions, staff hire, and adjournment to February 26 1976 at Crandall. An addendum urged public cooperation with bus drivers to keep roads clear.
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Crandall
Birdtail River
Butcher
Waddell
Huberdean
Tolton
Armitage
Shier
Choptuik
Kreager
Falloon
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
M.A.S.T
North Western Marquette
Mid-West Recreation District
Minister of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Division
Scolaire de St. Boniface
Shoal Lake
Newdale W.I
Crown Life Insurance Company
R. M. of Woodworth
Kenton
Crocus Plains
Community Planning Association of Canada
North Star Inn
Winnipeg
Birdtail River Teachers’ Association
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Birdtail Valley New Horizons Group
Hamiota Collegiate Department of Agriculture
Hamiota Collegiate
Hamiota Collegiate Student Council
Shoal Lake - Shoal Lake
Lions Club
International Folk Dance Festival Committee
Hamiota
Western Manitoba
Decker
Public Schools Finance Board
Woodworth
Raven. Lake
Delmer Purdy
Barbara Bueckert
Strathclair
Board of Trustees
Health Centre Staff Discuss Psychiatric Care At Hamiota
Dr J Alexander spoke to Health Centre staff on psychiatric illness and treatments at the hospital on Friday January 30. In 1975 Hamiota District Health Centre admitted 36 psychiatric patients, 4.2 percent of total. Admissions district wide fell. only three admissions in 1975 from the area. The staff noted drug usage guidance and follow up for discharged patients. The centre plans to raise local mental health workers from four to six, and continues consulting services.
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J. Alexander
Brandon
Hamiota District Health Centre
Lawrence Vandeschaeghe
Brandon Mental
Westman
Sweet clover poisoning risks cattle in Manitoba farms
Southwestern Manitoba herds face serious dicoumarol induced bleeding from mouldy sweet clover in winter feed. Early signs include poor appetite, weakness, pallor, and swelling. calves may bleed from the umbilicus. Treatment is slow and often unrewarding, with vitamin K, transfusions, and off clover feed for 5 to 7 days. Prevention stresses proper curing, storage, and limiting clover to 25 percent of roughage, plus removing it two weeks before calving or dehorning. Hamiota Veterinary Clinic Drs F A Hodge and A K Preston.
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Manitoba
Old Timer Recollects When Horror Film Had Little Shock
A humorous column riffs on aging, nostalgia, and social manners. A veteran recalls past cinema, horoscopes, and the value of a simple hat tip, noting how trends and costs shift over time.
Park Residence News Visitors and Dinners Across Town
Park Residence guests include Ann Lucyshyn Hazel Rhyne visiting Mrs E Baldwin. Arden Mansell and Belle Mansell dined with Mrs Mansell. Walter Govenlock from Neepawa visited Bill Philips and Mrs Knight. Graham Collie of Regina stayed with grandmother Mrs F Collie. Other visits from Miniota to Mrs Bardwell. Harold Moore memorial note. Rev Pendleberry filled in service. senior choir attended. Scott Hammond and family visited Delbridges. Miss Stella Bray recuperating with niece Mrs May Roberts.
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E. Baldwin
Ann Lucyshyn
Hazel Rhyne
Arden Mansell
Neepawa
Belle Mansell
Walter Govenlock
Bill Philips
Mansell
Knight
Graham Collie
Regina
F. Collie
Bardwell
Miniota
A. Armitage
Chris Ellerington
Barrett
Moore
Harold Moore
Smellie
Winnipeg
H. Moore
C. Pendleberry
Strathclair
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Calgary
Beryl Plumtre
Antiinflation Board
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