Inaugural Birdtail River School Board Meeting Crandall 1973
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held an inaugural meeting at 8 00 p m in Crandall November 7 1973 with oath of office for trustees from multiple wards. Gordon Waddell re elected Chairman and Earl A Butcher Vice Chairman. A follow up special meeting occurred that day with attendance roster and committee appointments plus staff employment for 1973 74. Adjournment followed at 12 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Birdtail River
E. A. Butcher
Birtle
Constance Choptuik
Isabella
C. W. Lewycky
Shoal Lake
I. Armitage
Miniota
N. Kreager
Hamiota
Claude Tolton
Oak Lake
G. M. Waddell
Newdale
Gordon Waddell
Earl A. Butcher
Birdtail River School Division No
Waddell
MTS
J. J. Hill
Manitoba Ass’n
Ward MacDonald & Associates
Strickland Agencies
Hamiltare
Transportation
E. Mulaire
G. Shier
K. Rapley
W. Lewycky
C. Tolton
C. Choptuik
D. Falloon
F. Rapley
O. W. Lewycky
Hamiota Collegiate
Allan Robertson
Garry Campbell
Adrienne Angus
Bruce Holden
Nora Kirk
Gordon Lyall
Ross Poole
Dick Prawdzik
Ronald Ramsey
Dennis Robinson
Garth Sararas
Carol Smith
Dennis Smith
Vicki Smith
Edna Vance
Hamiota Elementary
Harvey Brown
Dorothy Campbell
Jean Embury
June Hazlewood
Linda Irwin
Judy McKenzie
Maureen Milne
June Reid
Audrey Stevens
Kenton - Larry Taylor
Community Pastures in Manitoba Open for November 15 Applications
Manitoba livestock producers must submit applications for one of 21 community pastures to pasture managers or the pasture supervisor in Brandon or Dauphin by November 15. Fees include a per day cattle rate of eight cents and a calf rate of 4.50 per season, with a minimum seven dollars per head for 87 grazing days. Breeding service is 7.50 per head, vaccinations and related services available. applications to R. J. Scott in Dauphin or H. G. Slack in Brandon or to the pasture manager. Prairie Farm Account Books for 1974 available at the Hamiota Ag. Rep. office.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Dauphin
R. J. Scott
Federal Building
H. G. Slack
Health Protection Branch
Federal Meat Inspectors
Prairie Farm
Hamiota Ag. Rep
W I Meet Isabella Abbreviated Minutes at Mrs Still Home
The November W I meeting at Mrs Ray Still's home on Wednesday November 7th was presided by Mrs J E Finkbeiner who opened with Pete Peters article Discrimination and the Creed. L Irwin summarized Women and their Money a program on family budgets consumer credit wills and estate planning. Hospital Aid report read by Mrs A Norrie and secretary's report by Mrs Jessie Wall. A $50 donation to the Christmas Party was approved. Arrangements for Mini Leadership School at the Community Centre on Tuesday November 7th and committees for the Annual Smorgasbord were formed. Mrs D Harrison and Mrs R Still hosted lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
W.I
Ray Still
J. E. Finkbeiner
Pete Peters
L. Irwin
A. Norrie
Jessie Wall
D. Harrison
R. Still
Kids and Parents Choose Organized Sports Carefully
Home Ec news notes the rise of community leagues alongside school teams and urges parents to investigate programs. Consider competitiveness, tournaments, statistics, coach views on winning versus experience, time commitment, and whether a child can explore other interests before joining.
Craig Stewart M P Returns From Turkey
Ottawa reports that Craig Stewart M P for Marquette returned from the 19th Annual Session of the North Atlantic Assembly in Ankara Turkey where 14 nations were represented. Main topics included Defence Trade Fishing rights and drug control with debate on the Middle East War and Western energy crisis. Stewart noted discussions on trade with European Common Market members and the need for fair grain trade. The delegation visited U N peacekeeping forces in Cyprus during the height of the conflict hearing shelling from Syria and observing arms airlift from Russia and the U S A.
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Ottawa
Craig Stewart
Marquette
North Atlantic Assembly
Ankara
Turkey
Stewart
Middle East
Free Nations
Europe
U.N
Cyprus
Canada
Syria
Russia
U.S.A
Park Residence News Visitors and Weekend Visits
Weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. D. Cowling included Mrs. Ivan Gray of Winnipeg, W. Cowling and family from Crandall. Fraser Smith of Flin Flon toured his mother in Brandon before returning. Several other Manitoba visitors called on relatives in Brandon and area, including Mrs. Smith, Bill Delbridge, and the Hemphill household, with trips to Oak Lake for a presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Cowling
Ivan Gray
Winnipeg
W. Cowling
Evie
Betty
Crandall
David Pittendreigh
E. Lakator
B. Lakator
Fraser Smith
Flin Flon
Brandon
Fred Delbridge
L. G. Whyte
Hillcrest
J. Mackie
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Birdtail River S. D
Butcher
Choptuik
Lewycky
Armitage
Kreager
Tolton
Falloon
Shier
Rapley
A. Robertson
Birtle Blazers
Elem
Birtle Figure Skating Club
Birtle Elem
Francis Finnie
Eileen Grant
Gene Hodgson
Joyce Johnson
Erva Lindsay
Helen McGregor
Barry Cornish
Garth Field
Donaleen Gilchrist
Jeneva Morton
Edna Reynolds
Dorothy Spalding
Jean Wiens
Tom Baron
Barry McConnell
Dept. of Food Science
W.I. Meet
By Ann Westaway
Rel Cross
Erson
Nick
Joan Varish
Judy
Richard
Sheila
Philip
Norman
Brian
Piney, Man
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