Birdtail River School Division Meeting Minutes Shoal Lake 1961
Trustees Fulton Stimpson Gamey Reynolds Fraser and Hunter with Inspector Funk presided at Shoal Lake February 11 1961. Minutes from February 2 1961 approved. Discussion on policy for free education for students lacking effort. Correspondence listed including Manitoba Conference on Education safety bus driver tests and Indian Affairs tuition. Motions approved to receive file and reply, to appoint five delegates to Brandon conference, to negotiate auditorium use with Foxwarren, and to adjourn to Foxwarren School February 16 at 8.00.
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Shoal Lake
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Gamey
Reynolds
Fraser
Hunter
Funk
Manitoba Conference On Education
Manitoba Power Commission
Department of Indian Affairs
Womans Aid Discusses Hospital Financing At Hamiota Meet
At the Hamiota District Hospital No. 7A auxiliary meeting in the Community Room on February 24 Mrs. Frazer presided Thirteen of seventeen districts were represented The group reviewed minutes and purchases for the kitchen 18 hours of mending recorded for February Mr Wm Andrew Manitoba Hospital Association president spoke on financing and hospital priorities Mrs Wiggins read from the year book and noted the rehabilitation hospital under construction in Winnipeg March mending duties assigned Harding and Kenton The session closed with Mizpah Benediction.
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Hamiota District Hospital No. 7A
Hamiota
R. O. Frazer
F. Andrew
Wm. Andrew
Manitoba Hospital Association
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Wiggins
Arrow River
General Hospital
Winnipeg
Harding
Kenton
Canadian women urged to join main stream of life
Ottawa writer Charles Lynch argues in Chatelaine that women’s clubs trap women in committees and good works. He urges them to enter active politics, noting nations like Israel India Sweden show women in leadership while Canada sends few. He envisions parliament with dozens of women for better governance.
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Ottawa
Charles Lynch
Chatelaine Magazine
United Nations
Israel
Pakstan
India
Sweden
Canada
U.N
Manitoba Unveils Largest Road Maps To Date
Manitoba releases its 1961 road maps the largest ever produced with 196 maps printed and distributed to filling stations and information centres. The single over four by two foot sheet covers the southern to northern routes with a new city index on the reverse and accordion fold for one handed use. The map highlights Snow Lake links and Gypsum Ville Grand Rapids road and features enhanced lettering targets and red marked camp sites and resort areas. The reverse shows mileage, Metro Winnipeg and Brandon enlargements and a four colour illustrated promotion of Manitoba scenes and sites.
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Manitoba
John Thompson
Public Works
Winnipeg
Interlake
Lake Winnipeg
Pas
Thompson
Great Northern
Snow Lake
Grand Rapids
Brandon
Sir Robert Borden Early Life in Grand Pre
Sir Robert Borden, future WWI prime minister of Canada, was born at Grand Pre in Nova Scotia and, at age 14, became assistant master of the local school.
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Sir Robert Borden
Canada
Grand Pre
Dr Taylor to Speak at Manitoba Education Conference
Dr Malcolm G Taylor principal of the University of Alberta Calgary will be keynote speaker at the Manitoba Conference on Education in Brandon March 11. He will discuss Horizons in Education as the conference theme Continuing Education and has held economic advisory roles across Canada.
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Malcolm G. Taylor
University of Alberta
Calgary
Manitoba
Brandon
Taylor
University of Toronto
Bassano
California
Alberta
Canada
Henry Kaiser Corporation
Canadian Medical Association
Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association
Canadian Hospital Association
New Brunsh
Prince Edward Island
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Ontario
Canadian Public Administration Journal
Institute of Public Administration
A. E. Robbins
Brandon College
S. H. Deeks
Ottawa
Max Swerdlow
Canadian Labor Council
E. W. Hamilton
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Parliament Hill Report Warns On Foreign-Controlled Unions
During the Speech from the Throne debate, speakers urged government action to require disclosure of information from foreign controlled business and labour groups. They argued Canadian sovereignty is at risk as U.S. ownership spans major sectors, including oil, motoring, mining, and pulp and paper.
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Canada
Us.a
Canad Ian
U.S
Private Stations Promise Close Supervision of Child TV
Canada's 162 private TV and radio stations voluntarily pledge strict content oversight for children's programs. They draft a Code of Ethics to ensure respectful, educational, and non hateful broadcasts while inviting parental feedback and community involvement. An enforcement committee will monitor adherence for five years.
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Canada
Code of Ethics
Ers
Canadian Association of Broadcasters
H. Gordon Love
Preident
CPCN
Calgary
Gerry Gaetz
Why I Left Canada Richler Views On Return To Provinial Backwater
Mordecai Richler, after eight years in Europe, returns to Canada and sees provincial cultural and political backwater traits. He notes affluence in cars and homes but rising debt, widespread installment living, distrust, and corruption in high places. He finds Canadians less happy, leisure a chore, and no longer pursuing simple enjoyment.
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Europe
Montreal
Mordecai Richler
Chatelaine
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