Regular Board Meeting Held for Birdtail River 38
A recorded minutes item from the Birdtail River School Division No. 38 board meeting dated October 1975 lists trustees present including Bucher, Waddell, Huberdeau, Patton and Armitage. The correspondence covers payroll revisions and November program approvals. Motions approved include adopting September minutes, funding Zone X MSSAA, staff appointments for 1975 76, and transportation allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandalil
Board of Trustees
Bardtail
Seci
Bucher Waddell
Huberdeau
Patton
Lewycky
Armitage
Ser
Bunn
Rapley
Chopik Kreager
Falloon
Lyem Ivers
N Dear
Wrightson A. Parnetta
Dennis Ardron
Paulette Pawluk
Don Nyznyk
Combheq Services Ltd
Institute of Management
R. Marshall
Association of School Trustees
CSTA
Canada Savings Bonds
Margaret Irwin
Dept. of Education
Robert Dalton
Hta
Coul
Ivo
Strath
George Simms
Foxwarren
Miniata
Gooses as Weeders Boosting Crops and Profits Across Canada
Agriculture Canada notes geese can weed fields saving $30 to $100 per acre while supplying meat. Geese avoid alfalfa and several crops, thrive on pasture, and require minimal winter shelter. They mature in 10 to 22 weeks with 40 pounds of feed and are suited for waste- acre grazing near buildings and along roads. Limited markets remain the main drawback.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Maritimes
Health Centre News Alcoholism and the family illness
An article explains alcoholism as an illness with psychological roots and the need for complete abstinence for recovery. It outlines treatment limits, the role of Alcoholics Anonymous and family support through All-Anon and Alateen, and provides contact 764-2412. A meeting on October 16th is advertised to address alcoholism.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Manitoba Farm Notes Rations for Winter Cattle Feed
Heavy rains reduce local feed quality. Manitoba Agriculture recommends economical 200 day rations using mostly hay or straw. Cows need 2 to 3 tons roughage. grain 0.5 ton. protein supplement 1 lb daily. Calves 1 to 1.5 tons complete feed. yearlings 2 tons. Include soybean or rapeseed meal with mineral and vitamin supplement if available.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Park Residence News Visitors and visits over Thanksgiving
Park residents and visitors are listed among Mrs. E. Bald’s guests for a few days including Elsie Petty and her daughter. Greta Eastham of Winnipeg, Jean Tweed visiting Fort McMurray, and extended visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ivanestie and Sherree. Hemphill and Sarah Barnes travel by bus from Shoal Lake to Winnipeg for Thanksgiving. Marie Arnold of Winnipeg visited her mother Cowling. she will visit other relatives. E. Duncan visited Reston and traveled to Kisby Sask. Congratulations to Mrs. S. Stewart on the birth of her great grandson in Hamlet hospital. parents are Ken Fortune and Glen Stewart’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Baldwin
Elsie Petty
Greta Eastham
Winnipeg
Jean Tweed
Fort McMurray Al‘a
Ivanestie
Sherree
Hemphill
Sarah Barnes
Shoal Lake
Marie Arnold
Mrs Cowling
E. Duncan
Reston
Kisby Sask
S. Stewart
Hamiota Hospital
Ken Fortune
Strathclair
Man
Glen Stewart
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Birdtail River
S. D
Nepuil
Enaer of
Kola
Haniola
Kenton
John McCrindle
Birtle
Aidrew Nahoda
Hamiota Collegiate
Allen Robertson
A. Angus
Sandra Henderson
Bruce Holden
Gordon Lyle
Ross Poole
Dick Trawdzik
Ron Ramsay
Dennis Robinson
Garths Sararas
Carol Smith
Dennis Smith
Vicki Smith
Ronald Watson
Hamiota
Harvey Brown
Dorothy Campbell
Jody Cassan
Jean Embury
June Hazlewood
Linda Irwin
Judy McKenzie
Maureen Milne
June Reid
Larry Taylor
Edeen Grant
Eugene Hodgson
Helen McGregor
Olive McLean
Eleanor Milner
Gary Nicholls
Miniota - Barry Cornish
Melva Doran
Gar H Field
Donaleen Gilchrist
Jeneva Morton
Dorothy Spalding
John
Bernice Markle
Olga Edmundson
Agriculture Canada
Eugene Whelan
Health Centre News
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