Birdtail River School Division meets at Shoal Lake
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a meeting at Shoal Lake on May 30 1959. Motions adopted include approving previous minutes and accounts, signing a contract with Mr Ian Brown for working drawings, preparing a Money By-Law, giving By-Law 359 its first reading, and adjourning to meet again June 6 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Ian Brown
Brown
Department of Education
Pratt
Kenton
Division Board
Diary of a Vagabond begins in Dorothy Barker's new Canada feature
Dorothy Barker announces a new weekly column Diary of a Vagabond to explore Canada from coast to coast. She describes retirement from the Aurora Banner and shares plans to travel, meet editors, and chronicle the nation's people, places, and beauty in a capsule diary for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dorothy Barker
Seat of
Confederation
Peace Gardens
Rockies
Butchart Gardens
Bedford Basin
Local Social Notes Include Visits Trips and Choir Event
Isabella Mrs T Pinkbeiner and Mrs C T Wall with Louise left on a three week motor trip. Mary Mitola visited Regina to see her ill brother. C Nichol attended the funeral of Mrs Nichols brother in law Dr. Dockendorf in Falls Minnesota. Choir practice featured a Bible gift to Orma McArtney. Social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Wall
Louise
Courtney
Mitola
Mary
Regina
C. Nichol
Nichols
Dr. Dockendorf
Neste of Aie
Falls
Minnesota
R. Scarth
Orma McArtney
J. E. Finkbeiner
J. Stowe
Childrens Aid Society of Western
Manitoba
Knox United Church
Brandon
Ray Tole
Winnipeg
R. Campbell
Don Still
Flin Flon
P. Still
H. Martin
Crandall Notes and Community Sports Wins in June Report
Mrs Coburn Elmer Douglas attends the Canadian Order of Foresters Convention in London Ontario. Crandall sports day on June 13 features nine baseball teams led by Hamiota with Newdale in second. Lenore girls beat Crandall in softball. Virden oovs defeat Crandall in AB section final. A brown bear weighing 300 to 350 pounds is shot near Lenore after a chase. several locals assist in the hunt. Community notices include visits, conventions, and a WMS meeting June 10 with fund donations to Gimli Fresh Air Camp, Vocation School Fund, United Church Overseas Relief and Save the Children Society. 13,000 buffalo in Canada noted, Wood Buffalo Park referenced. A stray adage from the As sinboine hills and local social events round out the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Douglas
Grant Hyndman
H. B Coupe
James Walker
Garnet Johnston
Garry Brown
Herb Johston
Assinboine
Lenore
Herb Hafke
Cardale
F. Miles
Winnipeg
James Jackson
Duncan
B. C
Robert Schoch
J. Elliot
Women’s Institute
D. C. Douglas
Lloyd Cochran
Decker
Wright
Robert Secoch
W.M.S
W. M.S
H. Hyndman
S. Coupe
S. S. Lewis
Vocation School Fund
Gimili Fresh Air Camp
United Church Overseas Relief Depot
Vancouver
Save the Children’s Society
Summer Movie Schedule at Lafayette Theaters
A July to September listing highlights weekly showings with double features each Friday and Saturday. Titles include Miniota shows July 3 4 featuring Tab Hunter Etchika Choureau Jody McCrea and Les Girls July 10 11 with Gene Kelly Mitz Gaynor Kay Kendall Taiia Elg, plus Desk Set July 17 18 and My Man Godfrey July 24 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riday
Lafayette Escadrille
Tab Hunter
Etchika Choureau
Jody McCrea
LES Girls
Gene Kelly
Mitz Gaynor
Kay Kendall
Taiia
Spencer Tracy
Katherine Hepburn
Gig Young
Joan Blondel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birdtail River
Dorothy
Riverside Lions
Isabella
T Pinkbeiner
Crandall
Cor
Coburn
Wood Buffalo Park
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Nathmat
June Allyson
David Niven
Martha Hyer
George Montgomery
Diane Brewster
Jayne Mansfield
Tony Randall
Betsy Drake
Joan Rondell
Buster Crabbe
Karin Booth
Wyatt Earp
Bat Masterson
Major Benson
Charleton Heston
Alan Ladd
Ernest Borgnine
Elizabeth Taylor
Paul Newman
Burl Ives
Scott Brady
Anne Bancroft
Debbie Reynolds
Leslie Nielson
Walter Brennan
Christopher Plummer
Gypsy Rose Lee
the Mai
Atoba Power Commission