End of an era at Deepdale school sheltering trees
Deepdale school in Goose Lake district No 2101 was removed after decades of teaching and community life. The piece recounts the history from 1904 through 1966, noting consolidation moves, principal teachers, notable pupils and awards, and the lasting tribute of a tree planted by L W Merrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepdale
Geo. Pearton
Intermountain School Division No
Deepdale S.D. No. 2101
Goose Lake Consolidated S.D
Wyndham School
A. Reddick
Roblin
Fvithdrawal
Deepdale S.C
Carronbrook School
Deepdale Valley
Robert Rae
Alice Anderson
W. Morris
McMunn
Chas. Ward
Lorne W. Merrell
John Wand
Evelyn Church
Kenneth W. J. Pomeroy
Lyall Robertson
Katherine’ Boyce
W. ‘Pennycook
Joyce Eslinger
Ichie Goodbun
Julius Skublen
Metro Michalchuk
Mary
Livingstone
Willene Johnson
Mabel Rut
M. Livingstone
Nick Ratushny
Minist
Gilbert Plains
Mabel Ruf
Krantz
Mary Livingstone
Goose Lake S.D
Intermountain
R.N
Canada
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Horace Ager
M. Chas. McKenzie
L. W. Merrell
June Palmerston
Early seeded barley yields high with proper care
Manitoba growers can reach about 80 bushels per acre by planting barley early and using heavy fertilizer. Barley should be the first crop seeded, head before mid summer, and use well cleaned large kernel seed. Test soils to tailor fertilizer. high fertilizer rates boost root development for drought efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
A. L. D. Martin
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Mr. Martin
Le Lacrosse Stamp Issued By Canada Post In July 1968
Canada Post releases a three colour Le Lacrosse stamp to honor a sport with Native Canadian roots. Postmaster General Jean Pierre Cote announced the stamp designed by Toronto native James E. Aldridge, printed in a 24 x 40 mm vertical format. A full issue of 24 million stamps will be produced by the British American Bank Note Company Limited using steel engraving and photogravure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Post Office
Canada
Jean- Pierre Cote
James E. Aldridge
Toronto
British American Bank Note Company Limited
Ottawa
Lacrosse's Native Roots and Modern Evolution Across Centuries
The article traces lacrosse origins among Indigenous peoples before Columbus and traces its transformation from a tribal endurance test to a modern sport. It notes Beers shaping rules in the 1860s, 1932 box lacrosse, and Canadian Indian manufacture dominating 97 percent of global sticks on the St. Regis Reserve near Cornwall Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
G. W. Beers
Montreal
Canada
St. Regis
Cornwall
Ontario
U.S. A
England
Australia
Derelict Vehicles Subject of Measure
Manitoba legislature considers amendments to the Municipal Act permitting towns to regulate derelict vehicles on private property, require licenses, and authorize removal with fines up to 20 per day. Proposals cover towing costs charged to vehicle or property owners and allow air space and beneath street agreements, plus joint use of services and facilities with the province and school divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Thelma Forbes
Tire Wear Bars Warn Canadian Drivers of Disaster
The Canadian Highway Safety Council promotes a Tire Safety Campaign urging motorists to watch for wear bars in tires. When tread reaches below 2/32 of an inch the wear bar appears signaling danger and advising extra caution to avoid disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Highway Safety Council
Council
Wear Bar Warning for Tire Longevity
Punctures could occur easily or the tire could be split through rough contact with curbs or excessive high speed turns. There is no need to be alarmed when the wear bar appears it is not a weak spot in the tire but a warning and a warning which should be heeded. When you see the wear bar trade the tire in on a new one and maintain sure contact between your car and the road. Heed the wear bar warning and you and your car will both last a lot longer.
Free chest x rays offered to adults in 20 Manitoba areas
The Christmas Seal program sends two Sanatorium Board mobile units to 20 Manitoba municipalities this summer offering free chest x rays to adults 16 and over, with 13 locations also providing blood glucose tests. Dr Moorhouse and Dr Kaufman at the University of Manitoba Metabolic Laboratory will analyse samples, with follow up by health units and private physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanatorium Board
Manitoba
Metabolic Laboratory
University of Manitoba
John Moorhouse
Barry Kaufman
Manitoba Medical Association
Canadian
TB Survey Runs Across Manitoba Districts This Year
The Sanatorium Board advances a year long preventive program with chest x ray surveys in July August September and October across multiple districts including Montcalm Stanley Rhineland Pem bina Louise LGD Fisher Grahamdale RM Coldwell St Laurent Lakeview Alonso and Lawrence. A northern Churchill survey occurred in March and April and free TB exams reached nearly 30 000 Manitobans from January to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betes
Montcalm
Stanley
Rhineland
Pembina
Louise
Roblin
Morton
Lorne
South Norfolk
Grey
Tache
LDG
Pinawa
Trandoona
LGD
Fisher
Grahamdale
Manitoba
Churchill
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Roblin Review
Man
Peter Anthonyk
Third Avenue
Main Street
Beaver Lumber
Marvel
K. P. Black
OXFAM
Oxford Committee For Famine Relief
Canadian Save the Children Fund
World University Service
Indian Eskimo Association of Canada
Canadian University Service Overseas
Toronto Kiwanas Council
TNS
Mercury
Mars
Roblin, Man
P.O
Nuffield
F.o.b
Winnipeg
Roblin Flour Mill
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