Intermountain students shine in provincial math contests
Canadian National Mathematics Contest results show Goose Lake High leading Grade 8 and high marks for Jerrod Cox Nathan Wendell and Graham Dayson. Zone 2 sees Grandview K-12 first in Pascal with Goose Lake third. Grade 10 Cawley second and Goose Lake third led by Davelda Morran. Grade 11 Format sees Goose Lake first and Zone 2 top by Jeremy Wendell. Board considers Home Economics Industrial Arts program changes at Gilbert Plains and Grandview, starting September 1990.
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Goose Lake High
Jerrod Cox
Nathan Wendell
Grandview
Graham Dayson
Davelda Morran
Jeremy Wendell
Gilbert Plains
al Doerksen
Barbara Grexton
Gilbert Plains and Goose Lake plan Safe Grad and admin changes
The board heard proposals to widen student skill sets and nontraditional gender roles, with Safe Grad committees from Gilbert Plains Collegiate and Goose Lake High outlining June graduation plans. Resignations and replacements, including Bert Gaumond’s departure and Randy Langstaff’s appointment, were noted along with Career Start hires for summer 1990 and ongoing teacher recruitment challenges.
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Gilbert Plains Collegiate
Goose Lake High
Home and School Association of
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin
Bert Gaumond
Roblin
Randy Langstaff
Langstaff
Keith Warner
Warner
Mel Graves
World Of Genealogy seminar in Swan River
Ronald Bremer of Salt Lake City will present a free family history seminar at the Swan River Masonic Hall on Saturday June 2 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. A Q and A period follows. Presented by the Swan Valley Branch Manitoba Genealogical Society and Culture Heritage and Recreation. For more information contact Glen W. McKenzie.
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Swan Valley
Manitoba Genealogical Society
Ronald Bremer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Swan River
Masonic Hall
Bremer
California
Family History Library
North America
Manitoba Department of Culture, Heritage and Recreation
Glen W. McKenzie
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Slimmer T shirt with elastic draw cord method
The May 1990 Sew News method uses a metre of draw cord elastic and a 2.5 inch button to tuck and draw one side of an oversized T shirt for a slimmer look. Edge stitched along the seam, button placed above the elastic, cord pulled to length, with optional bow or rosette to finish. It also suits a drindle skirt or full sleeve for added flair.
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Sew News
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Intermountain School Division
John Boyko
Blockbuster
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