School Van Tender Bids Sought for 1966 67 Term
Oakner School Board invites bids from Birdtail Division No 38 for four school buses Oakner to Hamiota for 1966 67 term. Tenders due August 24 1966 at 6 PM lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted. C M Anderson secretary treasurer. Additional notices from Hamiota district call for marked tenders for van routes A Q in 1966 67 term due August 19 1966 6 PM. compulsory pre opening car checks and monthly maintenance. all work must be completed prior to checkups.
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Oakner
Birdtail
Hamiota
C. M. Anderson
Hamiota Consolidated School District No
L. W. Stratton
Birdtail River School
Shoal Lake
Man
District Happenings Influx of visits and exchanges noted
District Happenings lists residents and visitors across Beulah Inglis and Minnedosa areas. Names include Mrs A H Hill Rickey Ben Lois Preston and Glenice Wilson. A two week Centennial Youth Exchange trip from Winnipeg to Bridgewater Nova Scotia is described with 24 students.
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Lois Preston
Winnipeg
Bridgewater
Nova Scotia
Bob Sunley
Cliff Joynt
Dauphin
Bill Pollock
School Bus Tenders Open for 1966 67 Term at Oakner
The secretary for the treasury invites tenders to drive seven school buses to Oakner School for the 1966 67 term. Drivers must be over 21 with a chauffeur licence and pass monthly vehicle checks. Tenders close August 22. routes mostly changed. consult secretary C M Anders for details.
Van Tender Bus Routes for Birdtail River School
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 invites tenders for van driving for the 1966 67 term. Routes A B and C serve Hamiota Collegiate with 4 6 and 5 students respectively over 13 1/2 and 21 1/2 mile segments. Tenders due by 6 p.m. August 22 1966 marked Van Tender.
Van Tender Openings for Birdtail River Schools
Tenders are invited by the Birdtail River School Division for school van driving September 6, 1966 to June 30, 1967. Routes include A Kenton area to Kenton Collegiate, B Harding School to Kenton Collegiate, C Harding, D and E to Hamiota Collegiate with several pick ups. Tenders due by 6 p.m. August to the Secretary Treasurer Mrs L W Stratton Shoal Lake Manitoba.
Local residents and visitors noted in Lavinia news
Mr and Mrs Wilson McQuay returned from the west coast. Blaine Hainsworth of Deloraine vacationed with relatives. Mrs Don Young and Winnipeg visitors stayed with Mr and Mrs Jack Boyd. Jimmie Boyd of Forrestdale visited his cousin Daryl Boyd. Wilkie Cochran, Winnipeg guests with the Thompson family, were in Canmore Alberta where Wilkie was hospitalized with bronchial pneumonia. Mrs Myrtle Robson and Winnipeg guests stayed with Mrs L Skayman. Diane Mackie from Strathclair vacationed with grandparents, Mr and Mrs L Skayman. Don Hawkins and Ricky spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Harvey Skinner, Mr and Mrs Charlie Smith, Mr and Mrs Gordon Killoh and Mrs Dorothy Milne attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Scott Campbell of Neepawa on August 9. Mrs Campbell is a former Eltenville schoolteacher, Miss Kilpatrick. Mr and Mrs Arthur Knight spent the weekend at Pilot Mound. Fraser McLeod and Barbara and Nancy of North Vancouver visited Mr and Mrs C Smith last week.
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Glenice Wilson
Kenton
Heather McNiven
Gladwyn Scott
Land Family
Dana Stimpson
Inglis
H. Kopetsky
Midale
Jean Comrie
Minnedosa
Sask
Chappell
Gary Chappell
Wilson McQuay
West Coast
Blaine Hainsworth
Deloraine
Inlaw
McQuay
Don Young
Craig
Scott
Winnipeg
Jack Boyd
Jimmie Boyd
Forrest Is
Daryl Boyd
Wilkie Cochran
Lorne Thompson
Canmore
Alta
Wilkie
Diane Mackie
Strathclair
Arthur Knight
Pilot Mound
Fraser McLeod
Barbara
Nancy
Northancouver
B.C
C Smith
Gallant
Vancouver
Ruby McAuley
Birtle
Harvey Pangman
Dave Mundell
Moosomin
Charlie Mundell
Dale Newton
Peace Gardens
Lynn Pollock
Don Cameron
Brandon
Bonnie Mundell
Camp Wasaga
Holly Johnston
Eunice Newton
Dean McConnell
Clear Lake
Mf.a
W. Kilmister
Grandview
Agnes Mitchell
Wee Glen Porteous
Newton
Banff
Milton Baxter
Beverley
Sudbury
Ont
George Pollock
Shirley Morgan
Betty Mackie
Regina
White Rock
Lynda Mundell
Judy Richardson
Bus routes for Van Tender Crandall to Hamiota Collegiate
Birdtail River School Division No 38 lists Route A to F for student transport to Hamiota Collegiate from J Hanlin Peters Trout Hankin Wm Taylors Angus Rivers Webber Butler Henderson S Lawrence Van Buskirk Crandall School Eastcotts Ariss N Smith L Rudd G Hyndman Crandall McLe2an Ferris and F Prestons. Approximately 6 to 10 mi per route with 6 to 18 students. Tender closing by 6 p.m. August with option for joint tenders for routes F and F and for routes A and D.
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Birdtail River
Crandall
Hamiota Collegiate
J. Hanlin
Peters
C. Trout
G. Hankin
Wm. Taylor
Angus
Rivers
R. Webber
J. Butler
R. Henderson
F. Prestons
Ferris
Hamiota
W. L. Stratton
Shoal Lake
Man
Bus routes set for Birdtail River School term 1966 67
Birdtail River School Division No 38 announces bus routes for Van Driving for the 1966 67 term from September 6 to June 30. Route A calls at W A Musgroves and others to Hamiota Collegiate, about 25 1 2 miles for seven students. Route B to Hamiota Collegiate covers about 26 miles for six students. Route C from Decker Townsite serves six students over about 14 miles. Route D from D Stewarts to Hamiota Collegiate carries six students over 12 miles. Route E from D Johnston s to Hamiota Collegiate serves about six students over 19 12 miles. All Decker Routes will call at the Elementary School. Trustees or Secretary Treasurer must respond by 6 p m August 22 1966. Marked Van Tender. Mrs L W Stratton Secretary Treasurer Birdtail River School Division No 38 Shoal Lake Manitoba 440ce
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Birdtail River
McConnell
Hamiota
Don Pollock
Geo. Pollock
Geo. Chappell
Neil McNiven
Hamilton’s
Newton’s
M. Hamilton
R. McConnell
Harv. Pollock
E. Newton
Ham
W. L. Stratton
Shoal Lake
Man
Birdtail River School
Pavisions No. 38
Decker
W.A. Musgroves
F. James
R. Deutsch
R. Cooke
R Sunley
Hamiota Collegiate
M. Gnntels
R. Brooks
A. Howell
G. Badger
D. D. Johnston
G .Higgins
L. Little
H Hunter
Gunsen
All Decker
Community News Roundup Delights Local Families and Travelers
Decker News reports Mrs Ray Hoover and her Calgary family visiting relatives in the area over two weeks. Doreen Osborne visits grandmother Mrs M Reid. Gerry Reid family also noted. Bob Anderson back home after hospitalization and wishes for a speedy recovery. Bobby and Shirley Riddick of Cardale visit uncle Mr H Hunter. Dawn Bailey Dianne Gntnel Marilyn Johnstone from Winnipeg spend weekend with relatives. Master David Bailey of Minnedosa visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Wes Runchey. Hector Little of Edmonton, pipeline worker in Manitoba, visits parents. Mrs E Pangman returns to Calgary after month with Mrs W Hatton. Mrs Rice and son Lawrence of Russell spend Sunday with A Maynes and B Doherty.
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Ray Hoover
Jean Doherty
Calgary
Bruce Doherty
Doreen Osborne
Newdale
M. Reid
Gerry Reid
Bob Anderson
Bobby
Shirley Riddick
Cardale
H. Hunter
Dawn Bailey
Dianne Gnntel
Marilyn Johnstone
Winnipeg
David Bailey
Minnedosa
Wes Runchey
Hector Little
Edmonton
Manitoba
M. G. Little
E. Pangman
W. Hatton
Rice
Lawrence
Russell
A. Maynes
B. Doherty
Weekend Visitors Highlight Local Manitoba Saskatchewan Ties
Mrs Gallant and family from Vancouver and Mrs Ruby McAuley of Birtle visited the Harvey Pangman home. Guests include Mr and Mrs Dave Mundell of Moosomin and others visiting local homes and camps in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
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