Birdtail River School Division holds November 1967 board meeting
Birdtail River School Division No 38 trustees met at Shoal Lake on November 23 1967 at 2 00 p m with Superintendent Davison and architects Macleod Bermar Pratt Lindgren Snider Romcej and associates present. Motions approved minutes November 9 and 14 and an honorarium of 25 for the guest speaker. An adjournment to November 29 1967 was set and a motion to rescind October 23 1967 pay of Mr Steven Bunn was discussed. Addendum covered building projects and open planning philosophy with slides. An informal session in Winnipeg on November 14 1967 discussed proposed buildings and unitary division.
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Birdtail River School Division No
Shoal Lake
Rankin
Stimpson
Selby
Randell
Fulton and Clark
Wm. C. Davison
Macleod and Bermar
Pratt
Winnipeg
Birdtail River
Steven Bunn
Macleod
Berman
Macleod and
Berman Architects
Sederhees
Winninee
Hiremenn
Pultan
Papley
Randel
Clark
Alen
Smerintentome Wer
Devcon
Tt. R. Jahossieré
J. Denner
Department of Education
Donner
Labossiere
District Happenings Weekend Trips and Visits
Mr and Mrs L Evans and Marjory spent the weekend at Wawanesa. Mr and Mrs R Sterling and family spent the weekend in Winnipeg attending the wedding of their daughter Patsy. Mr and Mrs Ron Wiltshire Mr and Mrs J Wiltshire and Mr and Mrs Bob Walker spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Mrs W Pierce and Mrs Hamberg are visitors to Winnipeg and Selkirk this week. Mike Radalinski of Saskatoon spent the past week at the Derlago home. Barbara Doyle of Russell spent the weekend at her home.
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Winnipeg
Patsy
Ron Wiltshire
J. Wiltshire
Bob Walker
W. Pierce
Hamberg
Selkirk
Mike Radalinski
Saskatoon
Derlago
Barbara Doyle
Russell
Tips To Spice Up The School Lunch Box
Practical ideas to vary noon meals using small meat portions with vegetables nuts and dressings. Suggestions include egg and cheddar salad fillings with Swiss cheese, flavored butters, peanut butter with fruit, and buns or muffins. Dessert options include baked custard with chocolate or coconut, and butterscotch sauce.
Arrow River Notes From Winnipeg Visits And LocalEvents
Mrs Joe Bonner and Kathy spend days in Winnipeg with a medical check up planned for Kathy. Nora and Margaret O Callaghan returned from The Pas with Margaret returning early due to Bill Carnegie’s worsening condition. N E Lockhart home from Virden hospital slowly improving. Spence Littlejohns in Winnipeg on business. Mrs Dayton a patient in Hamiota. Sack Morrow joined councillors in Winnipeg for Municipal Convention. Legion Bingo in Arrow River Centre grossed 70 dollars. Charles Sims visited RB G Clegg home. CW meeting at Mrs Sutherlands with eight members. roll call on Japan reveals crest symbolism as a Japanese tradition study point.
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Joe Bonner
Kathy
Winnipeg
Nora
Margaret O’callaghan
Pas
Margaret
Bill Carnegie
N. E. Lockhart
Virden Hospital
Spence Littlejohn
Dayton
Hamiota
Sack Morrow
Legion
Arrow River
Charles Sims
RB. G
Sutherland
D. Leland
Japan
Wm. O’callaghan
Postwar Japan reviewed in a local meeting report
A brief community report describes views on prewar and postwar Japan, noting American experts after 1945 praising railways, literacy, and trade. The meeting in Miniota covered two way radios for remote areas, supply parcel needs, devotional readings, hymns, and a concluding prayer with lunch and social time.
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Japan
O'Callaghan
Miniota
Miniota U C W Meeting Report at Mrs Douglas Home
The Afternoon Unit of the Miniota UW met at Mrs D C Douglas's home last Thursday with Mrs L Reynolds presiding and Mrs AC Hill taking minutes. Mrs J Neild led the program, assisted by Mrs W E McDonald in work.
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Affternoon
Miniota UW
D.C. Douglas
L. Reynolds
AC. Hill
J. Neild
W. E. McDonald
Wor
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Birtle Or
Birdtail River Referendum Committee
Beulah News
L. Evans
Marjory
Wawanesa
R. Sterling
Trudy
Trudy Holtmann
Arrow River News
U-C.w
Miniota U.C.W
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