Public Notice of School Bond Vote for Birdtail River Division
By law 2/61 of Birdtail River School Division 38 to be voted by resident electors on May 15 1961. Proposes borrowing 670000 through debentures to build and equip high schools at Birtle and Hamiota with total project cost 792000 less 51400 government contribution toward the Birtle high school. Debentures issued in Shoal Lake Manitoba repayable in twenty annual installments of 62019.69 with first installment 84694.14 due December 1 1962. Polling places listed across multiple districts and municipalities with deputy returning officers appointed for each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River
Department of Citizenship and Immigration
Birtle
Manitoba
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Royal Bank of Canada
Shea Lake
Winnipeg
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Foxwarren
St. Lagare
Kenton
Newdale
Minrota
Rothesay Schoo
Findlay Block
Province of
John Hepworth
Bake Sale and Bazaar at Venables Store Saturday
Oakner W A will hold a bake sale and bazaar in Venables store on Saturday May 13 at 3 p.m. Miss Sheila Fleming of Winnipeg is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ivan Fleming. Mr R Collie is a patient at Hamiota Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jim Routledge and Elaine visited Souris on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakner W.A
Venables
Sheila Fleming
Winnnipeg
Mrs Ivan Fleming
R. ‘Collie
Hamiota ‘Hospital
Jim Routledge
Elaine
Souris
CHUMAH Ladies Club Meeting Report
The CHUMAH Ladies Club met at Mrs. S Lewis home on Thursday April 20 with 17 members present. Leader Mrs. D Kirk and members Mrs. C Lewis and Mrs. S Lewis took part in the service and two contests and a reading were given by Mrs. E Houck and Mrs. D Kirk. The meeting closed with benediction before lunch and social hour. Mr and Mrs Don Porter and family of Dauphin spent the weekend at Mr and Mrs W J Pollock and Lorne Hazelwood from Winnipeg visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Lewis
D. Kirk
C. Lewis
S. Lewis
E. Houck
W. J. Pollock
Lorne Hazelwood
Winnipeg
Picnic and Trilliums Echo on Easter Morning
A reflective account describes an Easter morning walk along grassy slopes and a brook, watching birds, foraging for watercress, and sharing a homey lunch. The narrator reconnects past rituals at a neighbor’s house, recalls an Ontario legend tied to a red trillium bloom, and finds spiritual reassurance in nature amid modern anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibutchers
Queen Mary's
Ontario
God
Jesus Christ
Hasty Note From Sunday Event Mention
A fragmented line references M and Mss. W. oHock on Sunday, with unclear context and partial wording. The readable portion suggests a social or personal notice but lacks concrete details or outcomes.
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D. M. McGregor
Strathclair
F. J. Winstone
Green Bluff
T. P. Moffatt
Minsota
Decker
R. Heise
Harding
Education Point
C. J. F. Blackwell
McConnell
Hamidta
Lavinia
A. H. Allan
Harry Greeves
Rose Lane
F. H. Williams
Miniota
Wallace
J. W. Horner
Rothesay
Buckle- Wille
D. R. Ashcroft
C.P.R
Kelloe
CC. Findlay
Raven Lake
Reid Ville
M. I. Dellar
Harmota
A. L. Decker
R. N. Woods
E. E. Steuart
Selsgirth
O. A. Workman
Crandall
W. Leland
Oakner
Lloyd Anderson
Harvey Hyndman
Ukrainian Hall
Ukranian
Chumah
Don Porter
Dauphin
Thoreau
Mite
SY Dorothy Barker
M and
Mss
oHock
Spool Heart Research
Miniota Hotel
Echo Office
Zenith
Kenneth Dressler
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