Birdtail River School Board Holds January 4 1973 Meeting
Regular meeting of The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 board was held at Crandall on January 4 1973 at 8 00 p m. Trustees present included Waddell Mulake Kreager Jacobs Rapley Hames Lew y cky Armitage Butcher and Shier. Administration discussed travel and grants notices of intent building projects transportation survey winter works grants and acknowledgments from various organizations. Minutes of December 14 1972 were adopted. correspondence and superintendent report accepted. route reductions approved. Bylaw No 173 for officer appointments read first time. 1973 Manitoba dues renewed. meeting adjourned to January 18 1973 at 8 00 p m. Adjournment 12 00
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Crandall — A
Birdtail River School Division No
Crandall
Department of Education
Public Schools Finance Board
Edith Johns
Ing
Fred Leclair
Francis Simpson
Birdtail River
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Beej and Weed Talks Highlight Manitoba Farm Notes
Farm Notes by Tom Baron recaps PEP progress and new hires, lists beef cattle seminars in Rivers and Cardale area sessions, and urges weed control measures. It notes weed supervisors across south central Manitoba, identifies troublesome species, and references a Manitoba Agriculture guide on chemical weed control.
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Manitoba
Forbes
Farmwold
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Christmas Concert Thanks and Miniota Basketball Schedule
The School Corner thanks staff and students for attending the Christmas concert and notes that selections were re staged for the Golden Age Group Christmas party in the school auditorium. A Miniota basketball schedule lists five games from January 16 to February 13 with locations Foxwarren Birtle Miniota St Lazare and Miniota. Public is welcome to attend games around 4 30 p.m. Curling Clinic January 23rd.
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Foxwarren
Miniota
Birtle
St. Lazare
Beulah W I Christmas Meeting At Mrs Gow Home
W I Beulah held its Christmas meeting Thursday afternoon December 14 at Mrs P N Gow home presiding. Six members read the creed and roll call, six visitors attended, Christmas cards exchanged, thought for the day given by Mrs J Wiltshire. A Thank You from the Children's Aid for two quilts. Correspondence noted St Johns Ambulance course in January. Ten dollars donated to the Blind Society and C N I B donations invited by December 31. Ten dollars voted for Community Christmas party. Program by Mrs P Pierce with carols and small prizes. Christmas lunch served by members.
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Beulah — W
P. N. Gow
J. Wiltshire
Children’s Aid
Brading
Isle of Wight
W. I
St. Johns
Blind Society
K. Mann
P. Pierce
Family party held at Miniota 4H in community centre
A family party gathered at the Miniota Community Centre on December 28. High prizes in Whist were won by Mrs. H Wadham and Karen Ellerington, with Judy and Mr. Neil Rowan taking the low prize. Music for the dance was supplied by Mr. J Fraser, Mr. A Hill, and Mr. Ed Wadham.
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H. Wadham
Karen Ellerington
Low Judy
Neil Rowan
J. Fraser
A. Hill
Ed. Wadham
Park Residence News Birthday greetings and visits noted
Congratulations to Mrs Cow ling on her January fifth birthday. Mr and Mrs Scorgie visited Mrs Cat Miss Jean Morrice of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her mother. Barbara and Brenda Kirk of De eel pd visited their grandmother Mrs Mansell and other relatives. Mrs Don Falloon of Foxwar ren was a recent visitor with week.
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Jean Morrice
Winnipeg
Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Arthur
Barbara
Brenda Kirk
de Eel Pd
U C W Meet Miniota Holiday Program at Junior High
The U C W invited the Golden Age Club to a December 20 program featuring Folk Dancing and singing by elementary students, a French play, a humorous skit, and songs led by Rev Maxwell. Santa brought oranges, a tea followed, and a petition for a Senior Citizens home drew signed support. 34 members attended plus teachers.
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Miniota
Golden Age Club
F. Rowan
Donner Bonner
Edward Leland
J. Maxwell
Star of the
New Year Hints Elections Involving Schreyer and Federal Vote
Reggie's Ramblings notes Premier Schreyer signals possible provincial election and suggests a federal vote is likely, with a 50-50 chance. The Reston Recorder reports a local lady sent editor Russ Manning a card about a lighthearted saying, and a tribute to former Premier Doug Campbell honors a lifetime of service.
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Schreyer
Russ Manning
Reston Recorder
Eed
Doug Campbell
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Ontario
Gwen Reimer
Manitoba Theatre Centre
Canadian Schools Trustees Association
Manitoba Association of School Superintendents
Strathclair
Snake Creek Sportsmens Assoc
Hamiota
Jamborge
Tom Baron
P.E.P
D. Ahner
R. Gillis
R. Wiens
Keith Robson
DVM
A.I
R. Rae
Rivers Collegiate
Ben Ward - Rivers
Bob Gillis
Cardale
Canada
U.S
Interlake
Mr. Forbes
Blanshard Hamiota
Don Kennedy
W. J. Meet
Family Party
Mrs. Cowling
Mrs. Scorgie
Cat
U.C.W
Park Residence
Pioneer Lodge
L. Leland
J. Gunson
Hamilta
J. Collier
Cornish
Santa
Evelyn Barrett
J. Cook
Minsota
Reggie