Birdtail River School Division 38 holds June meeting at Crandall
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 board met June 5 1975 at Crandall. Trustees Butcher Waddell Huberdean Tolton Tevyckvy Armitage Shier Bunn Ripey Choptuik Kruger Falloon attended. Motions adopted minutes May 15 75. oppose Bill 44 The Planning Act. file correspondence. accept resignations. approve superintendent and building reports. authorize Adco sign purchase. adopt ByLaw 7/75 sale of Glenlochar site to Russell Ieland. approve trustee mileage payments. set principals mileage at 15 cents per mile starting 1975.
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Crandall
Birdtail River
Butcher
Waddell
Huberdean
Tolton
Tevyckvy
Armitage
Shier
Bunn
Ripey
Choptuik
Kreager
Falloon
Public Schools Finance Board
Shoal Lake
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Mary Blakelee
Health Services Commission
Harry Graham
Crocus Plains Regional Advisory Board
Birtle Community Theatre
Prairie Crocus Regional Library
Hamiota
Trustees of Manitoba Public School Employees
Thfe
McFeeters
Tergesen
Manitoba
Association of Student Councils
Miniota
St. Lazare
Board of Trustees
Gary Garbolinsky
Marie Potter
Annabelle Pirie
Erva Windsay
June Fouillard
Audrey Waddell
Kirsten Aldron
Agnes Epp
Eileen Lussier
Patricia Routly
Michelle Fitzgerald
Alfred Phaneuf
Zeke Dion
Linda Drysdale
David Landry
Sue-On_ Hillman
Carla Fulton
Diane Cochrane
Evelyn Parton
Lucille Bisson
Garnet Hyndman
Gary Campbell
Mark Lussier
Isabel Nicholson
Diane Lajeunesse
Priscilla Houde
Adco
Glenlochar
Russell Francis Ieland
I. Armitage
E . Butcher
E. Runn
D. Falloon
A. Huberdeau
O. W. Tewvcky
K. Rapley
G. Shier
C. Tolton
G. Waddell
School board adjourns meeting for Crocus Plains students
A Brandon council meeting notes payment of $2.00 per day in lieu of transportation for students attending Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School. The body adjourns to reconvene Thursday, June 1975 at 8 p.m. in Crandall. Adjournment time 11:45.
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Stulents
Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School
Brandon
Crandall
Women’s Institute Held Meeting in Isabella
The June W I met at Mrs T J Finkbeiner’s home with president Mrs Art Heise presiding. Mrs Ray Still spoke on E Pauline Johnson. A committee was appointed for Sports Day meals and drives for Arthritic Society Children’s Aid and Cancer Research were decided. Mr Geoffrey Fulton spoke on Law and Estates for women with lively questions.
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Isabella
W.I
T. J. Finkbeiner
Art Heise
Ray
E. Pauline Johnson
Arthritic Society
Children’s Aid
Cancer Research
Fulton
Golden Age Meet Remembers June Miniota Gathering
The Golden Age group met Wednesday afternoon at the Barrett home in Miniota for a June gathering moved up a week. Thirty seven members and several visitors attended. Music by Chas Craig and a Piper group from Virden followed a lunch prepared by local volunteers. A note invited all to Crandall Hall July 20 for a sixty year marriage celebration.
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Miniota
Golden Age
Rememer
Wm. Barrett
Barrett
A. McKean
J. Collier
Chris Ellerington
J. T. Finkbeiner
B. K. Lawrence
F. Cooper
Pioneer Lodge
Birtle
J. E. Hudson
Sutherland
Nankivell
J. O’callaghan
J. Guns
Ron Frick
Linda Watters
Dorothy Taylor
Cindy Howard
Julie Oliver
Keith Armitage
R. Clegg
Wes Leland
Virden
Scott McGibney
Ron Cole
Lori Reid
Kathy Cole
Scott
Kelly Wood
Joan Trowell
J. Cook
F. Cole
L. Stevenson
Crandall Hall
Park Residence News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Park Residence notes a Shoal Lake Glee Club visit entertaining residents and guests with music. Lunch was served by the ladies. Several residents and visitors are mentioned, including Bob Wilson in hospital, Mrs. H. Gregory of Brandon visiting sister-in-law Elsie Gregory, and Mrs. Collie’s Regina trip with son and daughter-in-law. A memorial mum in memory of Laura Robertson is noted, with various calls and arrivals from Winnipeg, Edmonton, Swift Current, and Esterhazy. A hospital supper with speaker Mrs. Vance of Kenton featured slides about Africa.
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Shoal Lake
Jean Tweed
Leslie
Esterhazy Sask
Virden Fastball Tournament Highlights Local Teams
Three area crews competed in the Virden tournament on Sunday June 1. Arrow River Aces won two of three while dropping to Sounders. Miniota Roys fell to Oak Lake. Miniota Ladies won two and lost to Minot in the final. Team rosters include Gardham Watters Armitage and Gardner among others.
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Virden
Miniota
Arrow River Aces
Sounders
Miniota Roy
Oak Lake
Miniota Ladies
Minot
Bob Gardham
Bob Watters
Jim Armitage
Delbert Cole
Dennis Stewart
Dale Richardson
Ken Harkin
Dennis Richardson
Art Lockhart
Ron Gardham
Ken Wadham
Danny Argue
Rodney Gardham
Frank Gardham
Randy McKean
Blair Morton
Ross Stewart
Tim Webber
Doug Armitage
Glend Wadham
Randy Pierce
Harry Gardham
Sheila Bryant
Pat Cole
Irene Horner
Faye Bryant
Nan Stewart
Elaine Gardham
Beth Taylor
Kathy Taylor
Dorothy Taylor
Rosalee Richardson
Laurie Gardham
Linda Ellerington
Julie Oliver
Linda Watters
Mardell Reid
Health Centre News Promising Plans for Local Housing Facility
On Thursday June 12 Hamidta District Health Centre councillors joined the Governing Board and Staff to discuss nursing home housing for the area. Manitoba Health Services Commission and Manitoba Housing Renewal Corporation outlined surveys and planning. Officials said a facility could be built next year or the following year and asked the community to indicate care levels and location near the Health Centre. The Governing Board and Park Residence Senior Citizens Committee will seek community input at next meetings before advising municipal councils and submitting to the government. No local funds are required, but the province will hear from many communities with similar needs.
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Hamicta
Hamidta
Peter Dueck
Ken Martins
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Karl Falk
Margaret Bistricky
Manitoba Housing & Renewal Corporation
Park Residence
Mittee
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Women’s Institute
Fort McMurray
Alta
Ivan Gray
Winnipeg
Cowling
David Pittendreigh
Hospital
Vance
Kenton
Africa
Health Centre News
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