Golden Age Group Holds Regular Get-together
Wendy Leary wore kilts and led Scotch dances with her father on the accordion. Mr J Cook played accordion and sang, with Mrs Charles Watts performing Scotch songs. Corsages were pinned by Mrs W Barrett for several members, as birthdays were celebrated. A lunch of scan s outcake griddle cakes and short bread followed, with remarks by Mr J Wythe about English and Scotch controversy. The group plans to meet again in Beulah on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Leary
Mr. J. Cook
Eetens
Charles Watts
J. Cook
H. Armitage
J. Sparks
Morgan Johnson
H. Hyndman
J. Horner
W. Barrett
J. Collyer
Waldie
Russell Leland
Eric Harlin
J. Wythe
Beulah
Who's Looking After the Whole Child in District Education
A proposal argues for one school district per division to coordinate elementary and high school learning. It envisions continuity from grades one through twelve, early language programs, and unified support services. The plan includes central libraries, junior high industrial arts, home economics, physical education, and continuous guidance and testing to direct students toward aptitudes.
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Central Reference Libraries
Jist Happnings At Birtle Hospital And Winnipeg Visits
Jist Happnings notes J. Edmundson a patient at Birtle Hospital. Mr and Mrs C. Pierce visited Winnipeg this week. Mr and Mrs Kling visited Winnipeg this weekend taking Jeannie Merry Ann and Guy to a Track and Field meet on Saturday. Donnie Gies attended. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Murray Stowe on the birth of twin daughters at Birtle Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edmundson
Birtle Hospital
C. Pierce
Winnipeg
Kling
Jeannie
Merry Ann
Guy
Donnie Gies
Murray Stowe
Johnnie Wall and Stan Teasdale win Crandall Bonspiel event
Isabella News reports Johnnie Wall and Stan Teasdale with wives Hazel and Ruth won the Challenge Event at Crandall Bonspiel last week. Visitors Lorne Wright and David with John Hood attended in Dauphin while Mrs J Coxworth led a rink in Rivers Diamond D Playdowns. Numerous ladies rinks compete in Birtle Bonspiel and the Men’s Curling Club enters Shoal Lake Bonspiel ongoing this week.
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Hazel
Ruth
Crandall
Lorne Wright
David
John Hood
Dauphin
J. Coxworth
R. Doran
J. Ross
J. E. Finkbeiner
Rivers
Shoal Lake
Arrow River 4 H Home Economics Club Meets
The Arrow River 4-H Home Economics Club met January 18 after school at Mrs. J W Leland home with 6 members and 3 leaders. A Manitoba place names roll call contest was held. Junior public speaking is set for Miniota January 30 and senior speaking in Arrow River February 13. A small February 13 program was planned. Names drawn to form a 4 H display link include Maureen taking charge. Mrs Stan Leland thanked the girls for Christmas baking. Arrow River rink participants in Crandall bonspiel this week are Ken Mitchell Joe Bonner Doug Lelond and Francis Watters.
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Arrow River
J. W. Leland
Manitoba
Miniota
Maureen
Stan Leland
Crandall
Ken Mitchell
Joe Bonner
Doug Lelond
Francis Watters
Crandall Notes Include Anniversary, Visits, and Storm Delays
Crandall News reports Herbert Johnston and Kitz family visiting Brandon, sheltering in Oak Lake overnight due to a severe storm. Mrs. James Elliott stays with relatives in Riv ers. Visits from Barry Lyng and Bruce Lyng families from Carman, Man. Ted Shier marks his twenty fifth wedding anniversary with Archie Norrie, Cyril Norrie, and friends present, sharing a luncheon and gifts. Bonspiel underway. recent cold spell hoped for ice. local note from Mrs. J. Finkbeiner of Hamilton.
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Herbert Johnston
Kitz
Brandon
Oak Lake
James Elliott
Rivers
Don Elliott
Barry Lyng
Bruce Lyng
Carman
Man
Lyng
O’conner
Ted Shier
Archie Norrie
Cyril Norrie
Isabella
Kolac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dept. OF Education
Manitoba Association of School Trasess
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Jist Happnings
Beulah News
Isabella News
Johnnie Wall
Stan Teasdale
Arrow River News
Crandall News
Ted
Cora
Mirs
J. Finkbeiner
Hamiotata
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