Birdtail River School Division Minutes From Shoe Lake Meeting
Meeting of Birdtail River School Division held at Shoe Lake with Trustees Fulton Seloy Stumpy Rexnydd Kaligh Hunt er and Inspector Funk present. Minutes from August meetings approved. Correspondence from Education Department and others reviewed. Debentures discussed. Financial statements ordered published with admin expense breakdown. audit available. By-law 460 passed. Bus tender awards listed for several routes. Meeting adjourned to reconvene at call of the chairman.
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Shoe Lake
Aug
Auet
Fulton
Seloy
Stumpy
Rexnydds
Kaligh
Hunter
Inspector Funk
Department of Education
Dalton
MecConaghy
Hoffman Construction
Melan
Brown
Brunswick
Wallace Municipalty
Generatovy
McMahon
Decker
Hamiota
Raymond Foxton
Lloyd Little
McConnell
Arthur Allen
Don Pollock
Bruce Paterson
Trustees approve expenses and update on 1959 financials
The minutes record meeting actions including approval of expenses for services and office costs, purchase of wall maps for Miniota School, and principal to offer student accident insurance. The condensed 1959 financial statement shows cash in bank 343.93 and total assets 81,406.69 with equipment and receivables summarized, signed by Sec. treasurer Wilma Miller.
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Miniota
Cal
Graduation Exercises Planned for October Seventh
A committee of the Divisional Teachers Association met on September 6 to plan graduation exercises to be held at the Hamiton School Auditorium on the evening of October 7. A graduate is any student who completed Grade XII in 1960 within the Birdtal River Division. A special award will go to the student with the highest average, and six top marks will be awarded in English French Chemistry Physics Mathematics and History. Eligibility requires first time Grade XII in June 1960 and a complete pass with at least 75 in the relevant subject. not more than two awards per student.
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Divsono
Hamiota
Revenue Fund Assets and Liabilities Summary
A financial excerpt shows assets totaling 141,138.55 including cash in bank 10,316.38 and grants receivable 20 410.40 plus other receivables. Liabilities include accounts payable 1,881.50 and rent 5,000.00 with an excess of grants over liabilities 13,561.73.
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Grand Rapids
Renta
Hydroelectric project hires Native workers amid government plan
Almost 200 Indians and Metis are employed on Grand Rapids hydroelectric development under provincial federal coordination. George Johnson notes the program trains Indigenous and Métis for industrial jobs. Contractors cooperate with a liaison to place workers, address absenteeism, and prevent social issues.
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Grand Rapids
George Johnson
Health and Public Welfare
Indian Desert
Grand Rapid
Johnes
Benny Bauich
Barchnmuikes
Baich
Cedar Lake
Moose Lake
Norway House
Berens River
Fishey River
Churchill
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Harnicta
Man
United States
Venables
Manitoba Dairy & Poultry Co-Op
Miniota Creamery
Radio Electric & T.V
Electrohome T.V. & Radio Sales & Service
Legion
Call OF the Chair
G. E. Goodmanson
E. A Barnes Lee
Wawanesa
Fire and Auto Insurance
J. R. Lynch Miniota
Chas. R. Lee
Crandall
Edwin J. Spalding
D. Stuart Barber
Daniel G. Levenick
Dominion of Canada General Insurance
the Friendly Service
Russell Agencies
J. F. Tennant
ROV
E. M. Lelond
Lic
Maiitota
Assiniboine Ave
Manitoba
Birdtail River
Verity
Kenton
G. E. Bray
Kenton - E
English
R. Hunter
Shoa Lake
Water Sterne
Purna
Conth Motor
Fan
Trerm
Reid Cardale
Fulton Selby
Telephoe Ptage
Interest & Exchange
USTM
USTIM
General Levy
Divsion
Wilma Milier
Sec
Treas
Itaxes
Bie
lSec-Treas
Fidelity Ins
Canada
Bobby Driscoll and
Kathryn Beaumont
Mario Lanza
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Aspe
Brandon
Vancouver
Victoria
Nanaimo
Canadian Pacific
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
United Church of Canada
C. A. Geddes, B.A
Isabella
Beulah
Arrow River
Crandall United Church
New. A. Faebert
Oak River
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Telephone System
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