Federal loan approved for Hamiota park residence project
The federal government approves a $52 000 loan to Hamiota Senior Citizens Park Residences for 10 low rental units in Hamiota Manitoba. Lions Club of Hamiota sponsors the project using a 40 year term at 1 1/8 percent interest with provincial grant support of $15 602.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Manitoba
Nicholas Mandziuk
M.P
Marquette
David Walker
Federal Housing Agency
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
National Housing Act
Hamiota Senior Citizens Park Residences. Limited
Interst
Lions Club of
Allen Ave
Premier Roblin Calls Manitobans to Re-Dedicate Conservation
Premier Duff Roblin urged Manitobans to join Canada and the United States in re dedicating themselves to conservation as National Wild Life Week began. He noted Jack Miner’s work spurring public interest and cited acts in Canada and the U S honoring the naturalist and his birthday April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff Roblin
Jack Miner
USS. Congress
Canada
Roblin
Aluminum border markers mark planned Canada line
A three marker project begins in Winnipeg on March 27 to place specially designed 30 inch aluminum cairns along the border to designate the exact line. The first marker is set for placement around April 8 by a team of about 20 workers advancing toward the province’s northwest corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specialy
Winnipeg
St Patrick’s Day Notes and March Birthdays at Senior Citizens
March features included a St Patrick’s program with music pictures and Irish stories. Eldest member Ed McConnell, age 98, celebrated on March 21 with friends from Shoal Lake. March 28 brought visitors from Rivers. Other March birthdays included J Clark J Smith E Baldwin Mrs Sutherland and A Maitland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Ed. McConnell
McConnell
J. Clark
J. Smith
E. Baldwin
Sutherland
A Maitland
McConnells Florist
R. Wilson
Shoal Lake Trustees Meet Minutes March 1962
Birdtail River School Division met at Shoal Lake on March 1962 with trustees Fulton Selby Stimpson Gamey Reynolds Fraser Hunter and Principal McKinnon present. They approved March 14 minutes and accepted various correspondences including education grants tenders and equipment. They authorized a $150 monthly caretaker payment for Shoal Lake Collegiate and adjourned to April 4 at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Fulton
Selby
Stimpson
Gamey
Reynolds
Fraser
Hunter
Inspector Funk
McKinnon
University of Manitoba
U.S.T.M
Montreal
Marrin Bros
Zprzgoda
Bell Gouinlock and Co
Block and Anderson
Brunswick of Canada
J. W. Pratt
Birtle
IBM
Mr. McKinnon
Pratt Lindgren and Associates
Town of Birtle
R. M. of
Harrison
Department of Education
Ivan Woods
Foxwarren S. D
Fort la Bosse
Hart
Marquette Festival
Marquette Musical Festival
Mance
Hamiota
Strathclair
J. J. Ward
Hamiota Collegiate
Winnipeg
Ian Whyte
Birtle Collegiate
Manitoba Publishes Revised Drivers Handbook
The Manitoba safety division releases a newly enlarged 92 page Drivers Handbook to guide 389,474 licensed drivers. Public Utilities Minister Sterling Lyon says the book clarifies Highway Traffic Act changes, promotes care and courtesy, and explains the point system and driver responsibilities. Copies are distributed free at motor vehicle offices and Portage Avenue locations.
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Manitoba
Department of Public Utilities
Public Utilities
Sterling Lyon
Q.C
Through the Sights with Peep Light Pete
Murray Mathison earns praise as a calf wrangler after a hockey and baseball career. The $150 heifer chosen as Ball Club mascot signals summer plans. Peep notes Chicago’s Canadiens disposal and Maple Leaf action, recalling Leafs Cup wins in 32 and 42 and a 1940s run.
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Murray Mathison
Murray
T.V
Chicago
Canadiens
Rangers
Maple Leaf Gardens
Peep
Toronto
Leafs
CBC radio and TV Good Friday Easter programs noted
The column previews CBCs Good Friday and Easter broadcasts including Give Us Barabbas with Henry Denker. It covers church notices, a School for Elders and Stewards, U C W unit meetings, a memorial for Ethel Stewart, hockey reports, and a fundraising basketball night on April 19 to support Winnipeg Easter tournament teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBC Radio
T.V
CBC
Barabbas
Henry Denker
Christ
Board of Evangelism and Social Service
Canada
Winnipeg
U.C.W
W. Nichols
D. Cowling
E. Lee
H. Brooks
S. J. Hanna
J. Maitland
R. Clark
W. Brooks
Unit 4
Pilkie
W. W. Cochran
Ethel Stewart
You Can Get Higher Marks pamphlet from Sun Life
Sun Life Assurance Company publishes a public service pamphlet titled You Can Get Higher Marks. G. S. Shoemaker releases guidance on organizing study time and building skills in reading listening and exam preparation to help students improve grades and develop better study habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
G. S. Shoemaker
NO LOSS SEASON FOR OAK RIVER
Oak River Tom Thumb team went undefeated in the five team south division of the North Central Minor Hockey League. They won the Stratford Frame trophy in a league playoff with Rossburn and played in four MAHA tournaments, securing three titles. The 27 winter games produced 25 wins one loss and one tie with a roster including Ron Bridgeman George Bridgeman Ron Ramsey Dalas Eskey Tom Selater Jim Ferrand Vern Walden Gary Stewart Lyle Burt Eskey Gary B Gening Brian don age Don Ramsey.
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Oak River
Tom Thumb
Rossburn
Stratford Frame
Bob Ramsay
Ivan Strain
Ron Bridgeman
George Bridgeman
Ron Ramsey
Dalas Eskey
Tom Selater
Jim Ferrand
Vern Walden
Gary Stewart
Lyle Burt
Eskey
Gary B Gening
Brian
Don
Don Ramsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rivers
Birdtail River
Leone Dale
Birtle High School
Mr. Lyon
United Church News
School For
Elders
Hull
Bower
Leaf
Bbs
Nel Woods
Nellie
Red Horner
Warburton
Brown
Ted Lindsay
Bb’s
Geo
Gregg Hodge
Black Jack
Hodge
Reston
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