Donations Exceed 23 400 Since 1960 For District Hospital
Donations to Hamiota Hospital District No 7A since 1960 total more than 23 400 with 16 000 from Ladies Aid and 3 000 from Hospital Staff. Funds financed appliances and equipment including incubator, air conditioners, heart monitor and maintenance costs. The Ladies Aid, formed 1950, links with 17 local groups and raises funds via a centennial ball and tea.
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Hamiota Hospital District No. 7A
J N Macauley Enters Into Rest
The sudden death of John Norman Macaulay 77 of Oak River on April 6 1968. He was born in Kemnay and came to Oak River in 1911. He farmed from 1914 and retired in 1951. Survived by wife Jessie a daughter Norma McBride Victoria BC a son Grant Rivers five grandchildren two brothers Dan and Murdock and sister Mrs Jessie White Brandon. Burial at Oak River Cemetery with McConnell Bros coordinating.
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John Norman Macaulay
Oakpital
Macaulay
Kemnay
Oak River
Massey Harris Implement
Jessie
Earl McBride
Norma
Victoria
B.C
Grant of
Rivers
Dan
Murdock
Jessie White
Brandon
W. R. Bowins
Senior Citizens Gatherings Sponsored by W I in Memorial Hall
The W I sponsored senior citizen gatherings in March and April at Memorial Hall with Mrs H Tweed and Mrs L Robbins in charge of the April event where cards were enjoyed. Lunch was supplied by Meso Mes Pratley Nesbite and Shamray and a group is hoped to form in the fall.
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The
W.I
Memorial Hall
H. Tweed
L. Robbins
Bomfords Honored On 25th Wedding Anniversary
Friends and neighbors gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bomford on their 25th anniversary. Kyler Drake read the address as the couple was presented a wall plaque and foot stool. A social hour and luncheon followed.
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R. T. Bomford
Kyler Drake
MSBL Sets Plans and Debates for 1968 Season
At a Brandon dinner meeting on April 15, MSBL president Cliff Cory led talks on scheduling 2000 programs per team, trophies for all star and playoff players, and a 60 40 revenue split for East West games. The meeting reviewed memberships, bans for no shows, and potential moves including Bowsman and Parklane applications, publicity director appointment, and a push for a public relations role to improve the league’s image.
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Cliff Cory
Ms.b.l
Soa
Brandon
Cory
Pan Am
M.S.B.L
Canada
Msb.l
Souris
Jerry McKay
Canadian Baseball Association
Manitoba Baseball Association
Moncton
Halifax
Bill Kirkup
Ab Richardson
Ken Leckie
Don Sumner
Bowsman
Polar
Gary
Andy Newton
Irv Powers
Laurie Artiss
Virden
Dauphin
M.B.A
Manitoba
CKX
the Sun
CKDM
Come and Go Shower Honors Eileen Bomford At Oak River Home
A Saturday afternoon and evening shower for Eileen Bomford was hosted by Mrs. R. Hunter at the Oak River home. Corsages were exchanged with mother of the groom to be, Mrs. Paddock. The decorated living room featured spring bouquets turquoise and pink tapers and streamers. Afternoon attendants were Gladys Johnson Irene Riddell Merle Argus with Jo-Ann Riddell and Linda Johnson assisting. evening attendants Iris Lawson Rachael Routledge Elaine Montgomery. Seventy two guests signed the guest book.
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Eileen Bomford
R. Hunter
Ian Eoney RO
Oak River
Gladys Johnson
Irene Riddell
Merle Argus
Jo-Ann Riddell
Linda Johnson
Iris Lawson
Rachael Routledge
Elaine Montgomery
Manitoba Teachers Hold 49th General Meeting in Winnipeg
Delegates including Wayne Dasso, Allan Robertson, Ross Poole, and Harvey Kingdon attend the Manitoba Teachers Society annual meeting at the Marlborough Hotel Winnipeg April 15 16 17 18 with about 250 teachers from across the province. The four day expansion addresses policy resolutions and broader activities including reports on education for Indian students and in northern areas. A parallel Manitoba Educational Association convention runs April 16 17 featuring Dr John Fritz on communications in education.
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Wayne D. Basso
Newdale
Harvey C. Kingdon
Birtle
Ross Poole
Hamiota
Allan W. Robertson
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Marlborough Hotel
Winnipeg
Manitoba Educational Association
International Inn
MEA
John Fritz
University of Calgary
Alberta
Manitoba
Mike Dudar
Dauphin
Department of Education
Indian Affairs Branch
Frontier School Division
Society
Women's Institute April Meeting Details at Memorial Hall
The April meeting of the Women’s Institute at Memorial Hall was chaired by Mrs. Myrtle White with eighteen members present. Members donated a bar of soap to the Red Cross, received sewing wool from the Red Cross, and Mrs. Skinner’s group served lunch for 4H Achievement. Books for the Book Mart arrived at Geith’s Pharmacy and cancer supplies were received. The drive will be convened by Mrs. W. D. Heapy, with Mrs. Hedley and Mrs. W. Clubb as aries for elementary High lad Dancing.
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Oak River
Womens’ Institute
Memorial Hall
Myrtle White
Red Cross
Skinner
Book Mart
Geith’s
W. D. Heapy
W. Hedley
W. Clubb
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Lester B. Pearson
Maryon
Liberal Party
Mr. Pearson
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Inset
Trudeau
TNS
Ladies’ Aid
Baby Haven
J. N. Macauley
Bomfords
E. Bomford
W.I. Meet