Community Schools Programs Set by JOE LAXDAL
The Region hosts a table tennis tournament rescheduled to April 25 with five events and prizes, plus an 8-event floor shuffleboard for those over 50. Bishop sewing classes expand to Level II in Rossburn Russell and Binscarth, with new Level I sessions. Recreation committees plan March 26 review then March 29 advisory meeting at Oakburn School to discuss Community Schools goals and rural needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Rossburn
Russell and
Binscarth
Roseburn Collegiate
Community Schools Advisory Council
Oakburn
Anglia
Russell
Angusville
Vieta
Elphinstone
Stabilizing The Plan and Papers From Farm Meetings
The column laments chaotic farm policy materials from Wheat Board and Dept of Agriculture, noting colorful yet dull brochures, and reports a Hogtrot meeting where farmers vented. It critiques information flow and the mismatch between official aims and farmers’ needs, with a closing quip about local townsfolk and a banker observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messa
Ottawa
Lang
Wheat Board
Sam Pringle
Fd Payed More Attention To Miss Haggersly
MIS School Talk on Historical Grouping in Education
A discussion outlines major grouping methods from grades based on achievement age and social maturity to Dalton and Winnetka plans. It notes substantial variation in mental age among five year olds and argues grouping is essential for matching readiness to instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Williams
Winnetka
Manitoba loan plan boosts breeding stock purchases
The Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation offers a 20 percent grant for buying breeding cattle or sheep with loan caps of 15000 for cattle and 4000 for sheep. Borrowers must have an approved line of credit totaling up to 100000, with young farmers 21 to 35 receiving a 2 percent lower rate for the first five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation
Manitoba
MAC
MACC
Brandon
Legal and traffic fines list from Saskatchewan cases
The report lists multiple individuals with offenses and fines: Frank J. Ketter and MacDonald fined for coats related fine and costs. Mor ris Belovich fined for speeding. Wilfred Ducharme fined for unlicensed driving. Ted Howard Armstrong fined for unregistered vehicle. Nick Sawehuk fined for using colored gasoline. Kevin Cross Mervin Pritchard Gordon Petracek fined for liquor and related costs. Milton Tanner and Ronald Moore fined for disturbances. James Wayne Smith fined for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Ketter
J.P
MacDonald
Saltcoats
Ecklund
Dropmore
Man
Morris Belovich
Nipawin
Satk
Wilfred ‘Arthur Ducharme
Welwyn
Sask
Ted Howard Armstrong Inglis
Nick Sawehuk
Inglis
Lquor
Kevin William Cross
Esterhany
Mervin Richard Pritchard
Langenburg
Gordon James Petracek
Gerald
Milton Tanner
Lizard Point Indian Reserve
Ronald Jorden Moore
Russell
James Wayne Smith
Brandon
Cadets Parade Highlights Awards and Courses
On Tuesday March 16 the air cadets parade drew 49 cadets four officers two instructors and 16 visitors. Civilian Committee chairmen Arnold Marshall and D P Trinder attended. Inspecting was led by the Commanding Officer with Adjutant and Warrant Officer, joined by former Cadet Flight Sergeant Claire Beischer of Inlis. Mark Mullaire, son of Mr and Mrs Mullaire of St Lazare, won most improved cadet and received a lanyard and one dollar. Chief instructor Lt Cavers organized courses in Electronics Hunter Safety Navigation and drill instruction with staff instructors Basset Henderson Galatiuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Marshall
D. P. ‘Trinder
Claire Beischer
Inlis
Mark Mullaire
Mullaire
St. Lazare
Cavers
Basset
Henderson
Galatiuk
Stitchery and crafts guide and gothic thriller mix
A catalog style note promotes Bet ter Homes and Gardens projects with weaving applique and mosaics for the family. A modern gothic thriller follows Julie Davidge and Stephen Archer as they chase a false Richard across France seeking the real brother amid a web of postcards and deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Julie Davidge
Richard
Stephen Archer
Julie
Stephen
France
Cadet League Meeting Promised for March Twenty in Winnipeg
Visitors listed from Roblin St Lazare Wolverine Binscarth and Russell join senior cadets as Chairman Arnold Marshall prepares to attend a Manitoba Air Cadet League meeting in Winnipeg on March 20. The same day hosts Triservice Tattoo with Mr Marshall also set to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Marshall
Manitoba Air Cadet League
Winnipeg
Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pelly Trail
Joe Laxdal
Advisory Council
Russell Memorial Hall
Russell Ellis Lodge
CKDM
Dauphin
Annabelle Pringle
Annabelle
Hogtrot
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Lang
George Sudzki
Coyote Crossing
Fumble Corners
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
GMAC
F. Clement
Russell Walls 261
Lloyd E. Cavers
AIR Cadets
D. Carnahan
Rossburn Hall
Craig Stewart
M.P
Local 505
N.F.U
Pratt
Vette
Et Coats Gale
AstroVetta
de Wits
Clnan Hove
Sorte
Nate Ge