Manitoba School Divisions Boundaries Review Proposes New Division
The Boundaries Review Commission releases Supplementary Review and Recommendations proposing 22 divisions replacing 57. The plan adds Red River Valley No. 5A and adjusts Portage la Prairie No. 12, Northern Lights No. 19, and White Horse Plains No. 20 areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Bill Norrie
Norrie
Commission
Red River Valley
Portage la Prairie
Cartier
St. Francois Xavier
White Horse Plains
Grain Handles Annual Pool Results from Treherne Holland and Somerset
Weeklies Grain reports Treherne moved 31 000 tonnes Holland 22 270 tonnes and Somerset 29 600 tonnes over the past year. Roblin residents weigh options to buy the old CNR Station for 1.00 with moving costs around 40 000.00.
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Treherne
Holland
Somerset
Roblin
CNR
Inaugural Meeting of Tiger Hills School Division Trustees
The Tiger Hills School Division No. 29 held its inaugural meeting at the Glenboro board office on November 7, 1995. Affidavits of qualification and oaths of office were taken for six trustees, with Marvin Anderson reappointed chairperson and P. Sparling as vice-chairperson. The Manitoba Teachers' Society donated 300 dollars to the Doug Metcalf Scholarship Fund. The board plans to insure maintenance and transportation tools with a 1000 dollar deductible. By-law No. 182 received three readings and was signed and sealed by the chair and secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Hills
Glenboro
Marvin Anderson
Steve Bjornson
Larry Cruikshank
Ann Marie Johnson
Barb Bolack
P. Sparling
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Boundaries Review Commission
Minister of Education and Training
Winnipeg
William Norrie Q.C
Brenda Leslie
Norwood School
Union of Manitoba
Manson Moir
Tilston
Ian Restall
Thompson Citizen
Joan Wright
Thompson
Manitou
Souris
Brad Lindbloom
Clearwater Recycling Association
Lac du Bonnet
Rose Blanchette
Maytag Appliances
Mclary
Tru-Fit
Denture Clinic
D. Trapp
Denturist
Main St
Carman Mon
Tuc
Web
Thur
With Bill Smith
Windsor Salt Company
Glenboro Pharmacy
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