School Division Building Plan Approved for Hamiota and Birtle
The Building Projects Committee approved the Notice of Intent to Build for Birdtail River School Division. Plans include new facilities at Hamiota and Birtle with added classrooms labs and a library centre plus gym space and potential renovations. A unitary division referendum could alter funding and structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education
Birdtail River
Projects Committee
Birdtail River School Division No 38 Board Meets in Shoal Lake
Regular meeting of Birdtail River School Division No 38 trustees held November 9, 1967 at 8 00 p m in Shoal Lake with trustees Rankin Stimpson Selby Randell Fulton and Rapley present Superintendent Wm C Davison new trustee O W Lewcky delegation of Mr and Mrs Ryan and Inspector Funk. Motions adopt October 23 minutes grant $25 to Birtle Home and School for a Family life program approve filing correspondence approve rebuilding projects for Hamiota and Birtle pay CEC course costs approve financial statement 10/67 accept Gambler School Buildings tender 675 land offer accept Ed Perreault land bid authorize two cents per mile for bus transportation and attendance at convention set Winnipeg meeting November 14 1967 adjourn to 9 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River School Division No
Shoal Lake
Rankin, Stimpson, Selby
Randell
Fulton and Rapley
Wm. C. Davison
O. W. Lewcky
C. Ryan
Inspector Funk
Birtle
Pratt, Lingren and
Macleod Webster
Berman
Hamiota
Birtie
Regina
Robert Leclair
Ed Perreault
Edna Spraggs
Winnipeg
Tips From Trudy j by Trudy Holtmann Extension Home Economist
Hi Ladies. Christmas cakes are handy for holiday hospitality and should be made now to avoid a rush. Store for about six weeks to improve flavor. Preserve, dampen, and prepare fruit with flour to prevent sinking. Smooth the top before baking for easier icing. Wrap and age dark fruit cakes, blanch almonds, and refrigerate or freeze as needed. If you want Yuletide recipes, drop a note or visit.
Mrs Wes McKenzie Enters Into Rest
Funeral services were held for Charlotte Marjorie McKenzie 59 at Miniota United Church following a brief illness. Born July 18 1908 in Moosomin Saskatchewan she grew up there and later moved to Elkhorn Manitoba. She married Wes McKenzie January 1 1940 and lived in Miniota. she was active in the United Church Women 4H and had two sons Ronald and Robert with several sisters and brothers surviving along with pallbearers named in the notice.
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Charolette Marjorie McKenzie
Brandon General Hospital
Miniota United Church
Jack Nield
Miniota
Mrs. McKenzie
Moosomin
Saskatchewan
William Wickham
Elkhorn
Manitoba
Wes McKenzie
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John Hepworth
Itment of Education
Home and School Association of
Trudy
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Trudy Holtmann
Extension Home Economist
Mrs
Ronald
Robert
F. Peyton
Christ
Dave Russell
Jack Hurlin
and Douglas, C. A. Armitage
Chris and
Charles Inaioll
Nei Rowan
Len and
Reg. Bryant