School Corner Elementary Math Conference Brings Experts
The first Elementary Math Conference in Brandon on October 22 featured Sister Clara O'Neil of the University of Manitoba Education Faculty discussing new perspectives in mathematics. Betty Gibson of Brandon University organized the event, which drew about 180 elementary teachers and included seminars on Manitoba's four math programs. Attendees from Maniota School included Mrs. Mundell, Mr. Field, Mrs. Morton, and Miss Reynolds. The Junior High School thanked the Ken Mitchell family for their donation of Geographic Magazines, now used as social studies and science references.
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Clara O’neil
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Morton
Reynolds
Ken Mitchell
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Golden Age Club Meets at Miniota Center
The Golden Age Group met November 17 at the Miniota Community Centre with 34 members present. Mrs. Dale Still and children arrived with Isabella and Beulah folk. A Hobby display featuring dolls collected by Mrs. J. Cook drew interest alongside antique keepsakes, bed-spreads, a hand made rug, and travel mementos. An hour of cards preceded lunch. The Miniota U C W will host the December 15 meeting.
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Miniota
Golden Age Club
Dale Still
Isabella
George Torrance
P. C. Watts
A. McKean
Miniota U.C.W
Hazel's Hints: Honey uses and storage explained
Extension home economist Hazel Mitchell explains honey’s value as a quick energy food rich in simple sugars and minerals. She covers color varieties from Clover to Buckwheat, packaging grades, pasteurization effects, storage tips, and substitution guidance in baking with honey. A free booklet of Honey Recipes is available at the Extension Office.
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Crandall History Society hosts dance at Crandall Centre
A Crandall History Society sponsored dance will be held at Crandall Community Centre on Friday November 26. The Keystone Five will provide music from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Admission for adults is $1.25 and lunch is included.
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Crandall
Keystone Five
Crandall History Society
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