September Arthritis Month Highlights Hope and Services
The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society leads the fight with new research, treatments, and prevention hope. Manitoba's division runs weekly clinic at Hamiota Hospital and offers home visits and diagnostic services, unique in the province. September is Arthritis Month in Canada.
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Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Pioneer memorial church replica rises at Two Creeks cemetery
James Maxfield, lifelong Two Creeks resident, leads a project to build a tiny replica of an English church in the local cemetery to honor early settlers centering on William Morton Sr. A six by eight foot main structure with a front entrance and steeple is placed on a cement foundation amid evergreens and lilacs overlooking the Assiniboine Valley.
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James Maxfield
Two Creeks
Lish
William Morton
England
Church of England
Morton
Canada
Australia
Jim Maxfield
Little Pioneer Cemetery
Assiniboine
Birdtail River S D No 38 approves bus driver medical policy
Shoal Lake hosting the Birdtail River School Division 38 board meeting on August 8 1968 adopts a medical examination policy for all division owned bus and large bus drivers and contracted van drivers at their own expense. The policy is to be implemented with the next meeting slated for August 22 1968.
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Shoal Lake
Birdtail River
Fulton
Ranchell
Butcher
Selby
Falloon
Rapley
Lewycky
Waddell
Hames
Hyndman
Armitage
W. P. Chappell
Strickland
Hamiota
Max Geras
Birtle
Chris Hart
Hamiota Secondary School
Randell
Waddel
Tom. Dale
Birdtail River S.D. No
Trousseau Tea Held for Sheila Brooks
Mrs. Franklin Brooks entertained at a Tuesday Trousseau Tea on August 6 honoring her daughter Sheila. Guests included Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Morrison, with Service in afternoon and evening by local ladies. Sharon Henderson oversaw shower gifts while Caroline Brooks and Sheila Dale managed wedding gifts.
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Franklin Brooks
Trousseau
Sheila
Harper
Bert Bollman
Moline
Hud Dale
P. Davis
B. Stinson
John McGhee
Lorne Dale
Jim Brooks
Ralph Henderson
G. Allan
G. Chappell
B. Morton
Sharon Henderson
Carol Brooks
Sheila Dale
Audrey Brooks
History of the Manitoba Good Roads Association
The Manitoba Good Roads Association began in 1909 with road maintenance judging and prizes. Early interest came from municipalities building roads under the Manitoba Good Roads Act. By 1964 seventy four municipalities had entered, with 80 to 90 expected this year. A new competition for Best Farm Grounds expanded participation among towns villages and cities across Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Friends Honour Sheila Brooks Shower in Chumah Hall
A miscellaneous shower was held July 30 in Chumah Hall for Sheila Brooks a bride elect of August 10. Sheila her mother grandmother and the groom’s mother received corsages and were escorted to their seats. Mrs Shirley Bissett read the address while gifts were brought in by Tommy Pedlow and Nancy Brooks.
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Chumah Hall
Sheila Brooks
Sheila
Shirley Bissett
Tommy Pedlow
Nancy Brooks
Mervyn Pedlow
Sherri Turner
Sally Robinson
Sheila McMillan
Judy Pedlow
Hazel Murray
Dont Confuse Me With The Facts Opinion Fragments and Age
A confused monologue questions why people shield their names from arguments and argues for sympathy to the starving while noting global aid, wheat trade, and the role of age. The speaker critiques hiding sources and insists on speaking mind at a young age on serious topics.
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Aunt Sally
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