Birdtail River No. 38 Board Holds 1974 Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 conducted its regular meeting in Crandall on January 10 1974 at 8 00 p m with trustees Waddell Mulake Falloon Choptuik Lewycky Kreager Tolton Armitage and Shier present. Motions included adoption of minutes resignation of Frances Finnie approval of various bids and bylaws 1 74 2 74 3 74 and 1974 heating fuel and No 2 gasoline tenders. The board approved Young Voyageurs transport, renewed the Manitoba Association of School Trustees membership, and scheduled January 24 1974 meeting. adjourned 10 00 p m.
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Crandall — A
Birdtail River School Division No
Crandall
Waddell
Mulake
Falloon
Choptuik
Lewycky
Kreager
Tolton
Armitage
Shier
Minister of Education
Shoal Lake
Public Schools Finance Board
Carlingville
Isabella
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Buckingham, Toews
Smeltz and
McNeill
D. Wrightson
Young Voyageurs
H. Romhyr
Association of School Business Officials
Ward MacDonald and Associates
Hariota Co-op
Kenton
Strathclair
Hamiota Co-op
Hamiota
St. Lazare
Strathlair
Shoal
Lake
Birdtail River
Albert Ernest
Violet Spencer
Central Canadian Structures Limited
St. Marathe
Gordon Murray
Winter boot care tips for synthetic and leather styles
Home Ec News explains caring for synthetic boots with waterproofing sprays and drying methods, and warns synthetic boots do not breathe. It advises using foot spray for odor, and outlines leather boot care with wax, saddle soap, and air drying. For suede, use protective silicone, avoid wax, and store knee-highs upright with cardboard rolls.
Warble Fly Control Plans and Glenlea Wheat Prospects in Manitoba
Representatives from Russell to Hamiota met with Meat Packers Council and Manitoba Agriculture in Hamiota on January 10 to discuss warble fly control and cooperative efforts to improve beef quality for buyers in the southwest region. Canada Packers and Manitoba Pool Elevators contributed to the discussion, with strong emphasis on regional parasite control and potential steering committee actions. The article also covers Glenlea wheat variety performance and future releases, Linott flax oil yields and rust resistance, seed supply outlook for Linott and Raja, and cautions on seeding practices to avoid last year’s flax stubble and volunteer growth.
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Russell
Pipestone
Oak Lake
Woodworth
Miniota
Hamiota
Meat Packer’s Council, Packing Houses
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canada Packers
Manitoba Pool
Ron Tolton
Meat Packer’s
Canada
Wheat Board
University of Manitoba
Glenlea
Department of Plant Science
U.M
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Agriculture Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Noralta
Morden
Linott
John Rogalsky
Manitoba Agronomists
Ladies Club Annual Meeting and Year in Review WYNONA
The Ladies Club met January 9 at Mrs. Jean Cook’s home with 11 members present. Officers elected for the year include President Rev. Peel and Vice President Eileen Stamford. The club hosted several events including Telephone Whist gatherings, a March Golden Age Group visit, two spring showers, a July family picnic, October Bazaar raising $125, and a Christmas Pot Luck Supper with gifts for needy children. travel whist winners were Mrs. Fred Bowles and Mr. Joe Joseph.
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Wynona
Ladies Club
Jean Cook
Rev. Peel
Eileen Stamford
Ena Thompson
Treas
Colleen Brown
Lily Bowles
Sunshine
Fred Bowles
Joe Joseph
Merry Homemakers Hold Fourth Meeting in Miniota
The 4-H Merry Homemakers met at Miniota Junior High at 4:00 p.m. with 27 members present. Discussions covered tours and an invitational bonspiel. Mrs. L. Morrow of Arrow River won the grocery hamper at the family party. The next meeting is set for February 6 at Miniota Junior High.
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The
Merry Homemakers
L. Morrow
Arrow River
Miniota Junior High
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Winterseason
Frances Finnie
Twin Valley Co-op
Foxwarren
Birtle Hamiota Co-op
Texaco
Birtle
Winter Boot Care
South West
Manitoba
Glenlea Wheat
Linott Flax
Agronomist’s
RED Cross
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