Binscarth News highlights long weekend visits and local events
Families from Binscarth hosted and visited relatives across Manitoba during a holiday weekend. Local sports notes recall an Orioles win over Dauphin Redbirds, bingo winners Sophie Kurchaba and Ann Maydaniuk split a 285 dollar pot, and a memorial service is planned for John L Bryant, former Indian Agent. The Binscarth Chamber of Commerce meeting discussed housing, senior citizens home plans, and tourism potential with guests from Russell and Riding Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hagland
Burnett
Alex
Mac Murray
Walt Hutton
Tom Plumb
Bob Arran
Manitoba
Betty Pash
Sgt
Ernie McBain
Cpl
Regina
Lorna Hawley
Pas
Robert Crerars
Murray McNair
Winnipeg
U. of M
Jan
Deana
Iona Boucher
Earl Reagh
Joe Boucher
Ken Plumb
H.H
Ken
George Woodhouse
Harold Wasslen
Charlie Cooper
Peggy Bradshaw
Kevin
la Ronge
Sask
Warren Cooper
Orioles
Dauphin Redbirds
Sophie Kurchaba
Ann Maydaniuk
Rossburn
John L. Bryant
Kamsack
Penticton
Shaughnessy Hospital
Russell
Man
Bryant
France
107Th Overseas Batallion
CEF
Great West Life Assurance
Swan River
Ted Helzel
Don MacKay
Glenn
L.B. MacKay
D. Allerton
Iss Joyce Crerar
Joyce
Graham Crerar
Chevy Kingdon
Cox
Dieter Dregen
Andy
Vern Krupa
Bob Weibe
Binscarth and District ‘Chamber of Commerce
Comunity Hall
Joe Laxdal
Russell Chamber of Commerce and
Tourist Connvention Assoc
Bert Horning
Portage
Manitoba Teachers Negotiations Drag Through 1976
School boards and teacher committees in Manitoba have made little progress after seven months of talks on 1976 contracts. Only two contracts are confirmed, with many districts pursuing arbitration or conciliation. Settlements await Anti inflation Board approval and potential adjustments, as tax concerns push for restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McDonald
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
MAST
Fort Garry
St. Vital
Lakeshore
Interlake
McDonald
Frontier School
AIB
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Study Ends Favor Old Fashioned Teaching In UK Schools
A London university team after four years and 871 primary schools report that pupils do better in reading writing and arithmetic with old fashioned teaching than with progressive methods. The piece then voices sharp commentary on education experts and contrasts with American rhetoric. It also notes strikes hitting railways public employees teachers and nurses across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Lionel Orlikow
Public Works Minister Doern Hints Cash Basis for New Restaurants
In a legislative press report, Public Works Minister Doern announces new restaurant facilities and cautions MLAs that all business would be conducted on a cash basis, questioning the availability of Chargex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doern
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Pioneer Trust
Mrs
Don Rowat
G.I.C
R.A.S.P
Canada Deposit Insurances
Binscarth and District Chamber OF Commerce
Wasslen Bros
York
Kirk
CHUCK
Binscarth
RITES
Red Deer
Edna Irene
John
Burlington
Ont
Richard
Gravenhurst
David
Calgary
Doran Johnson
Barbara Burge
P.N. O
Lome Aiken
Tourist Convention Assoc
Mr. Aiken
Sarah Plumb
C of C
Julien Fradette
Jim Burgess
Yellowhead
Rea
Carbyne
Green Cross Green Cross Products
Reggies
Meanune
Quebec
Nures
B.C
The
Brave
Land of the
Free
Lakeside Honey Farm Limited
Roblin
Dumarr
Todsovan
East 4Th Ave
Regina, Sask
Canada
Statistics Canada
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