Manitoba Officials Outline Centennial Corporation Plan
Premier Duff Roblin introduced a resolution to create the Manitoba Centennial Corporation. The bill would establish a body to assist municipalities in planning anniversary celebrations and provide financial support for events across Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Duff Roblin
Manitoba Centennial Corporation
Canada
Confederation
David K. McNaught
Helen M
Murray
Phyllis M. Pollock
Ian
R. Randell
Marion R. Rivers
Albert J. Shoemaker
Betty
Lou White
Lois Tinck, 89, of 1154 Fourth Street Dies in City
Lois Pamilla Tinck died Tuesday afternoon at 89. Born in Muskota Ontario, she moved west in 1911, lived in Sneal Lake and Hamiota, farmed in Alonso district, and later resided in Brandon and Sardis BC. Survived by two daughters Laura Baldrow Lily Munshaw one son Ernest. 13 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 PM Friday at Clark Leatherdale Funeral Home. Burial Westlawn Memorial Gardens.
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Lois Pamilla Tinck
Fourth Street
Muskota
Ont
Sherwin Baldwin
Perth
William Rowley
Brockville
John Tinck
Brantford
Sneal Lake
Man
Tinck
Methodist
Non-Profit Body Planned for Renewal Projects
Premier Duff Roblin outlined a proposal to create a civic development corporation to Redevelop a 1.5 square mile downtown Winnipeg area east of Main Street between CPR tracks and the Assiniboine River. The nonprofit will be funded by private citizens and profits from real estate will fund a charitable trust.
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Winnipeg
Duff Roblin
Civic Development Corporation
Main Street
CPR
Assiniboine River
City Hall
Roblin
Brandon College Pre-College Clinics Attract 512 Students
The second annual Pre-College Clinics and Seminars drew 512 students from 62 high schools for college and teacher training guidance on March 15 and March 22. Brandon College faculty will review scores with attendees in April and May to help families understand admission, academic and financial requirements.
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Brandon College
Hamiota W I Notes April Meeting Highlights
Hamiota W I met April 2 at 2 30 chaired by Mrs C Randell. Treasurer Mrs Dixon reported 395 28 in bank with 10 to Red Cross. Hamiota asked to lead Memorial Service May 21 at district convention. Red Cross parcel sent this month. Extension Library books arrived. Plans to cater 4 H events April 10 19 and May 3. Mr I Hickman bank manager spoke on bank services and fielded questions. Festival musical numbers and Mizpah benediction closed the meeting.
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Hamiota
I. Hickman
Hickman
Hamiota 4H Garden Club Reorganization Meeting
The Hamiota 4H Garden Club held a March reorganization with 10 members. Four projects will be led by Mrs. Don Pollock, with Cheryl Adams as President and Sylvia Pollock as Vice. First year members include Dale Adams and Ian McPhaden. The next meeting is set for April 13 at Don Pollock's. program includes Planning the Garden and Visitor welcome.
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Hamiota 4H Garden Club
Don Pollock
Cheryl Adams
Sylvia Pollock
Sec
Treas
Myrna Baycroft
Dale Adams
Ian McPhaden
Terry Pollock
Cathy Clark
Eddie Brethour
Mary Clark
Danny Clark
Sylvia
Through the Lights with Peep Light Pete Estevan Bruins
Sports notes report a busy period with the Estevan Bruins and Edmonton in a western final context. Don Smith scores in Estevan’s 6-2 opener as Detroit, Toronto, and other leagues feature in bold commentary and predictions.
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Estevan Bruins
Edmonton
Brandon
Estevan
Don Smith
Portland
San Francisco
Detroit
Chicago
Hull
Norris
Toronto
Peep
Yankees
Los Angeles
Baltimore
N.L
Dauphin
M.S.B.L
Neepawa
Garth Strachan
Ladies Legion Aux Meeting Charts Rally and Banquet Plans
The Ladies Legion Auxiliary held its March meeting with President Mrs. Lee presiding. They finalized plans for the District Rally on May 7 and for catering the Rebekah banquet on April 17. A lunch was served by the committee after the meeting.
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Ladies Legion Aux
Mrs. Lee
Rebekah
Mrs Luella Haggarty Remembered in Oak River Service
Friends and relatives gathered at Oak River United Church on March 25 to honor Luella Haggarty wife of Donald S Haggarty of Oak River Manitoba who died March 22 1963. Born December 30 1896 in Arthur Ontario she lived in Elkhorn Moose Jaw Lake Valley Oak Lake and Oak River. Interment followed in Oak River Cemetery.
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Oak River United Church
Luella Haggarty
Donald
Haggarty
Oak River
Man
Hamiota Hospital
Oak Lake
Bill
Edith
Earl Cavanagh
Regina
Sadie
Robert Stephenson
Brandon
Harold Boyce
Belmont
Manitoba
Judo and Gymnastics Club Demonstration in Hamiota
The Brandon Y.M.C.A. Judo and Gymnastics Club will perform a demonstration at Hamiota Elementary School Auditorium on Thursday April 11 1963 at 8 p.m. Instructor Jack D. Denbow holds the Judo Black Belt and is known in Manitoba sports circles. Denbow was a top pitcher for Brandon Cloverleafs and coached the Brandon Ducks to the 1962 Central Manitoba Senior Baseball Championship. The program covers 15 basic throws and self defence fundamentals. A student dance will follow the demonstration with proceeds aiding sending High School basketball teams to the Provincial Tournament in Winnipeg during Easter Week.
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Brandon Y.M.C.A
Hamiota
Jack D. Denbow
Denbow
Manitoba
Brandon Cloverleafs
Brandon Canucks
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Hannah Loon
Moose Factory
Ontario
TNS
Centennial Corporation
Lois P. Tinck
Rose
Gwendolyn Bomford
Karen D. Cochrane
Deanna F. Dyck
Leanne R. Godlen
Everett V. Gurr
Wendy J. Hanlin
Brenda G. Irwin
Kenneth C. Julyan
Norman L. Julyan
Katherine L. Lawson
Robert W. McConnell
Cheryl A. McDougall
Joan Beaton
New Westminster
B.C
Joan
Ramiota W.I. Meet
Souris
Jim Stevens
Leonard Allan
Bill McDoug
Jack Hume
Hamilta
Pennsylvania
Australia
Jack Nicklaus
Howe
Vincent Massey
Flin Flon
Ladies Legion Meet
Hamiota Elementary
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