Canadian School Trustees Meet in Vancouver
Canadian school trustees gathered in Vancouver June 16 17 18 19 to exchange ideas and discuss education in the late 20th century. Speakers included Art Linkletter Laurriere LaPierre Judge Nancy Morrisson Prof Devinsky and Doug Fisher sharing experiences with Canadian youth. Workshops covered hiring principals financing and board duties.
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Vancouver
Art Linkletter
Laurriere LaPierre
Nancy Morrisson
Prof
Devinsky
Doug Fisher
Canada
Canadian School Trustees Hold National Policy Meeting
Manitoba delegates attend the Canadian School Trustees meeting where 133 delegates from across Canada reviewed education policy. Resolutions urged federal school bus standards reviews, expanded Canadian and regional content, more educational research, higher funding for official and minority languages, ongoing review of Canadian Studies, support for multicultural programs, and cross provincial student visits. Borden Hawryluk represented Manitoba with fellow Intermountain trustees Gaber Wade Cowling Shenderevich Bangle Ironstand and Superintendent Mel Graves.
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Canada
Manitoba
Minister of Transport
Council of Ministers
Borden Hawryluk
Intermountain
Gaber
Wade Cowling
Shenderevich
Bangle
Ironstand
Mel Graves
Store Opener Promises Local Growth and Sidewalk Funds
Continuation of the article notes a new store opening in the center aimed at boosting local spending and tax base to fund sidewalk work. Manager Smigelski cites the town’s progressiveness and industrial strength as reasons for the investment. Accompanying him are Bill Smigelski and Joe Gorchynski from Acklands in Dauphin. The store operates 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays.
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Smigelski
Bill Smigelski
Acklands
Dauphin
Joe Gorchynski
Ackland
Reggie's Rambling on Futures Arrival
An unsigned note titled Reggie's Rambling laments the future arriving too soon with anxious, fragmented musings about change and time.
Goose Lake High 1979 Graduation Awards Highlight Night
Goose Lake High marked the 1979 graduation with a Space themed ceremony led by Monica Truffyn and Gwenda Doering. Ten graduates from the class of 1979 performed their last choir numbers as awards were presented for top track and field athletes, perfect attendance, excellence, and other achievements.
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Goose Lake High
Ruth Borchardt
Jamieson
Goose Lake
Peter Yellowega
Daniel Bahniuk
Michael Danyluk
Kirk Nattrass
Tim Enright
International Peace Gardens
John Yellowega
Darcy Andres
Steve Fournier
Leona Bouvier
Melvin Antosh
Morris Antosh
David Yeo
Jean Boychuk
Greg Chase
Helen Kapetz
Genevieve Poyser
Ethel Soltys
Tommy Allen
Shirley Chic
Cathy Dayson
F. Bird
Marge Liske
Reita Harris
Saturn Hotel
Sharon Radwanski
U. of M. Alumni Association
Marcel Gregroire
Linda Hawryluk
Goose Lake High School
H. Kirychuk
L. Bangle
U. S of W. Alumni Association
Board of Regents
O. Ziolkoski
Boris Bugera
M.C
J. McMillan
Colleen McGinnis
Shelly McFadyen
Connie Keast
P. Pidskalny
Mike Shenderevich
Commencement Viewpoint Shared By Mr Mel Graves
Mr Mel Graves urged graduates to see commencement as a step toward their future rather than a celebration of past achievements. He spoke on embracing forward progress and personal growth, emphasizing ongoing effort beyond honors and awards.
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Mel Graves
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