Birds Tail River School Board Meeting May 11 1941 Shoal Lake
Trustees Fulton Selby Stimpson Gamey Reynolds Fraser and Hunter with Inspector Funk present approve minutes from May 12 1961 note correspondence from The Dept of Education about operating schools and staffing typeswriters sports and salaries approve Financial Statement No 5 61 authorize transportation to Provincial Track Meet in Winnipeg June 3 set borrowing By law 5 61 approve By laws 2 61 6 61 nullify 4 61 notify Royal Bank of Shoal Lake monitory terms arrange classroom rentals oppose Sunday activities adjourn to June meeting
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Fulton, Selby
Stimpson, Gamey
Reynolds
Fraser
Hunter
Inspector Funk
Dept. of Education
Miss Podworny
Burch, Findlay and McFarlenere
Rev. R Clark
J. W. Pratt
Dept of Indian Affairs
Sask
Underwood Ltd
Pratt, Lingren
Supt. of Indian Agency
Reserve
Division
Shoal Lake
Winnipeg
Sec- Treas
Royal Bank
L. R. Fulton
R. T. Selby
Foxwarren
S. D
Sec-Treas
Dept. of Citizenship
Birtle High School
Inspector of Schools
Manitoba to showcase food products in honeycomb displays
Manitoba plans a colorful exhibit at Red River and Brandon fairs featuring honeycomb shelves with three foot by three foot cells. A pantomime with taped messages will guide visitors to Manitoba food products and their makers, using a map backdrop and phone messages.
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Manitoba
Department of Industry and Commerce
Red River
Brandon
Gurney Evans
Evans
From Oats to Gas in Canadian Farming Transition
The text contrasts oats with gasoline as farm fuel over decades, noting the decline of horses from 3.5 million in 1921 to 785 thousand in 1956 and the rise of tractors from near zero to 500 thousand by 1956. It highlights farm population drops and the census begun June 1 as key to tracking power machinery, unlike sales data which fail to show in-use numbers.
District Happenings and Community Notices
Community notices record visitors including Mrs J T Finkbeiner and Mrs M Drummond of Winnipeg with relatives at Sioux Lookout Ontario. Attendees at Morris Drama Festival include Mrs R Campbell and Mrs H Harrison. Church services begin 9 30 a m Sundays starting June 4 with WM S May meeting at Finkbeiner home.
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M. Drummond
Winnipeg
R. T
al Clark
R. Campbell
Cliff Shurwell
Sioux Lookout
Ontario
P.N. Patterson
Flin Flon
Clark
R. E. Heise
al. Clark
H. Harrison
Morris
Mary Lowes
J. T. Finkbeiner
Meauley
T. Rattaler
W.M.S
J.T. Finkbeiner
J. Dagg
C. Wall
J. Coxworth
Russel
Winnipeg week list of visits and local events
Crandall and Mrs Ed Morrison visit Winnipeg this week. Delegates Mrs L Rudd and Mrs R OConnor attend Provincial WT Convention in Winnipeg. Neighbors farm Mileses cultivate crops. Jack Miles remains in Hamiota Hospital. Various visits and a large CGLT banquet on May 31 with speeches and a graduation of three girls.
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Ed. Morison
Winnipeg
L. Rudd
R. O’connor
W. T
Frank
Jack Miles
Jack
Hamota Hospital
C.g.lt
Judy Smith
A. Friebert
Linda Rivers
Geo. Ariss
Roy Amy
Maxine Walker
Sheila Webber
Lillian Kitz
Lorraine Rudd
H. S. Hyndman
Sharon Rudd
Carolyn O'Connor
Mardie Steen
Women Help Census Takers In Canada
A census quiz urges households to prepare by knowing husbands exact job titles. Officials note women often supply family details when husbands are at work, so wives should ask tonight to help map Canada's working force accurately.
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Canada
Residents oppose school board move to fire respected teacher
A Miniota Herald reader describes a petition to resign a long serving teacher over weak, unproven complaints. The writer notes inspector approval of the teacher and argues against replacing professionals with untrained laborers. They urge respect for educators and caution against funding a new school without proper support.
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Segoe Heart Research
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Nipeg
Pat Amy
Hamiota Hospital
John Hazelwood
Eric Short
Woodworth
J. Morrison
Carolyn O’connor
C.G.I.T
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Margaret Henderson
Arrow River
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Peter Burr
Baby Cherry
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Angus McKinnon
Chris Brown
Wilf of
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A. C. Hill
Elsie Leland
Garth Sazaras
Harry Gardham
W.A
Kirton
Gordon Grey
Hill
Russell
Sutherland
Wes Leland
Carnegie - Temperance
Wm. Tennant
Grey
Gordon Ling
Department of Imigration and Indian Affairs
Bill O'Callaghan
Gedes
New Womans Organization
Geddes
Ila Wynder
Crawford Park
Tuxedo
Arrow River School
George Brown
Sasnnik
Birtle
Clegg
Louise Murray
Virden
Gerald Brown
Spence Wallace
Miniota Herald
Hamiota Man
Hamiota Curling Club
Hamiota Fair Grounds