Oakner School Route Van Tenders Open
Tenders for Oakner School Route No 5 will be received by Hamiota School Board District No 290. Tenders close August 27 and August 30 at 6 p m. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C M Anderson secretary treasurer R N Woods secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakner School
Hamiota School Board
Ian Fenty
M. Turner
Oakner
Unsworth
S.— Riddell
W. Riddell
D. Bomford
P . Eel
C. M. Anderson
Treas
S—Ae
Bus Route Tenders for Birdtail River School Division 38
Birdtail River School Division 38 seeks tenders for 1966 1967 student bus routes serving Hamiota Collegiate from multiple starting points Route A to E with approx 4 6 students and 12 19 12 miles. Decker Routes call at Elementary School. Tenders due by August 22 1966 to Mrs L W Stratton Secretary Treasurer Shoal Lake Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River School
Decker
Hamiota
W.A. Musgroves
F. James
R. Deutsch
R. Cooke
R Sunley
Hamiota Collegiate
Ranta R . Ctartine
M Manutale
Eastcotts
Ariss
N. Smith
F. Prestons
McLean
Ferris
Hamiota Col Legiate
Gould
Gompf
Wright
Sangster
C. Hunt
Lukianchuk
L. W. Stratton
Birdtail River School Division Shoal
Lake
Man
Birdtail River School Division 38 Opens Official Notice
Mrs. W. L. Stratton serves as secretary treasurer for Birdtail River School Division No. 38 based in Shoal Lake Manitoba. The notice lists administrative roles and division designation.
Birdtail River and Kenton School Bus Tender Notices
Tender notices from Birdtail River School Division and Kenton area announce van driving routes for the 1966 1967 term. Routes A to F service various schools with multiple pickups and distances toward Hamiota Collegiate and Kenton Collegiate. Tenders due by 6 p.m. August 22 1966 to the secretary treasurer or trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River School
Lobban Cooley Wedding at Birtle Sees Attendees From Far
District notices extend congratulations to Mr and Mrs Victor Lobban who wed in Birtle on August 20. Relatives and guests from Winnipeg Baljcarras Sask and local families attended. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Jim Lobban Mr and Mrs Gordon Whyte and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Lobban
Birtle
Lobban - Cooley
Jim Lobban
Gordon Whyte
W. Ritchie
Walter Lipscombe
Wayne Angus
Barry Angus
Archie Esplin
Lee-Ann of
Baljcarras, Sask
Linda Rivers
Tom Kelbert
Winnipeg
Local Visitors and Birth Notice From Hamiota
McConnell News notes a speedy recovery for Ronnie Allen at Hamiota hospital. Local visits include Wally Johnsons in from Chilliwack, Alice Shoemaker from Moose Jaw, Mack Hamiltons returning from Victoria, M Saunders from Kansas City, Marlene Pollock from Red Deer, and Terry Pollock visiting from Red Deer. Birth announced at Hamiota Hospital for Douglas Lorne McCallum on August 8 weighing 8 lb 10¾ oz. Merrill Brandon and G Brandon hosted visitors at Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Allen
Hamilta Hospital
Wally Johnson
Chilliwack
B.C
Harvey Pollock
Alice Shoemaker
Moose Jaw
Sask
Morgan
Mack Hamilton
Victoria B.C
M. Saunders
Kansas City
Missouri
N. Brown
W. Thompson
Marlene Pollock
Red Deer
Alta
Terry Pollock
Harold Kovetsky
Inglis
Scott Home
John Doroshuk
Margaret
Scott
Doug
Neil McCallum
Hamiota Hospital
Douglas Lorne
Wendy
Malcolm
Merrill Brandon
G. Brandon
Clear Lake
Community notes from Brandon and area
Mr and Mrs Wm Bedwell have left their farm for Brandon. Wally Ticols of Kamsack and family visited the Stratemeyers. Sharon Baily and Margaret Hume complete Brandon General Hospital nursing course with all thirty nine graduates successful. exercises set for Friday August 26. Norman Baily, Karen and Mark visit Mrs R Baily and Doyle in Geraldton Ontario. John Griffiths transferred to Winnipeg due to his father’s illness. Ray Dinnell replaces him at Bank of Montreal Arborfield. Gerald Glinz and family of Truro Nova Scotia return from visit to A O Glinz. Ernie Glinz visited. Mitton Gregorash recovering from Winnipeg surgery. Rev W R Bowins returned from Ontario. Born to Don and Marybelle Rivers Craigie Calgary August 4 a daughter Karen Marlene. Oak River News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bedwell
Brandon
Wally Ticols
Kamsack, Sask
F. A. Stratemeyer
Sharon Baily
Margaret Hume
Brandon General Hospital
Norman Baily
Karen
Mark
Geraldton
Ontario
R. Baily
Doyle
John Griffiths
Winnipeg
Ray Dinnell
Arhhbourfield
Sask
Bank of Montreal
Gerald Glinz
Karen Marlene
Local visits and travel among Saskatoon and Winnipeg residents
Oakner News reports Mr and Mrs G Seaborn and family visiting Brown families in the district while Phyllis Knight departs for Winnipeg for nursing training. Vernon Brown returns from Homewood with Don McEachern and Linda Friesen. Phyllis Rankin goes back to Winnipeg to teach Home Economics at St James Collegiate. Hugh Lawson loses barn and 1300 bales of hay to fire despite Hamiota Fire Engine and volunteers. calv ies and horses saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Local Visitors Teal List From Victoria to Winnipeg
Lavinia News reports a stream of visitors and guests across Canada and England. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser of Victoria and Miss Roberts of London stay with J. Boyd. Joe Kovacs of Winnipeg visits with his parents T. and M. McWhirter. Various locals enjoy gatherings at camps and homes, including Hamiota and Winnipeg connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright
Alta
Harvey Wright
Rapid City
D. Hawkins
Bobby Tycholoz
Dauphin
Taylor
Roger Stewart
Hamiota Hospital
Eddie Butler
Winnipeg
Hamiota Bank
A. Knight
Larry Smith
Nanaimo
B.C
Mrs
C. Smith
Correction notes and Ontario visitors at Winnipeg area homes
Decker News corrects a name stating Mrs A H Gill holidayed on the West Coast not Mrs Hill. The report lists visits by Master Robert and Murray Gurr of Manson with Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Raymond Foxton. Miss Bessie Cogle of Winnipeg visiting the Teal home. Mr Bob Van Norman of Brantford en route to the West Coast with Wes Runchey and planned join later in Chilliwack. Mr and Mrs C Mast of Puslinch visiting the Musgroves. Mr Arthur Anderson of Winnipeg visiting his sister Mrs A Schweitzer. Miss Barbara Padfield and Miss Ruth Hewitt visiting Musgrove. Mr and Mrs R Cooke and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Little visiting Winnipeg. and Mr and Mrs A Kroetsch with daughter Sharon of Kitchener plus Mrs Vince Stewart and daughter Linda of Millea visiting Mrs Schweitzer and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gill
West Coast
Mrs. Hill
Robert and
Murray Gurr
Manson
Raymond Foxton
Bessie Cogle
Winnipeg
Reg. Teal
Bob. van Norman
Brantford
Ont
Wes.Runchey
van Norman
Chilliwack
C. Mast
Puslinch
W. ‘A. Musgrove
Arthur Anderson
Winnnipeg
A. Schweitzer
Barbara Padfield
Mount Forrest
Ruth Hewitt
Musgrove
R. Cooke
Lloyd Little
A. Kroetsch
Sharon
Kitchener
Vince Stewart
Linda
Milemea
Foster's Transfer Hauling Freight and Live Stock Service
Hauling general freight and live stock between Brandon and Winnipeg with service to Hamiota Oak River Lavinie McConnell Oakner Harding and Kenton. PM Kenton 57 collect available for Winnipeg Brandon or Virden and P.S.W. trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Brandon
Virden
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. N. Woods Sec
Birdtail River School Division No. 38
Kenton Area Scheol
B. Carter
Seu
We Tg
Ae Ae. Wead
Houston
Kenton Collegiate
B. R. Brooks
A. Howell
G. Badger Gould
W. Wright
E.H. Hatton
Hamiota College
Campbell
T. Lukianchuk
Sec
L. W. Stratt
Shoal Lake
Birdtail River
McConnell
Don Pollock
Geo. Pollock
Geo. Chappell
Neil McNiven
Hamilton’s
Newton’s
M. Hamilton
R. McConnell
Harv. Pollock
E. Newton
W. L. Stratton
Arthur Allen
S. Joe Sytnyk
C. Mundell
Bruce Paterson
Hamiota Col
Crandall
J. Hanlin
Peters
C. Trout
G. Hankin
L. Rudd
G Hyndman
Crandall School
Zznad
The
Divis
Ion No 38
Pope News
McConnell News
Optometrists
Dunkin & Pettit
9Th Street
Manitoba
Perlmutter
Oak River News
Oakner News
Lavinia News
Decker News
Beauty Shoppe
Doris E. Evans
Duncan’s
Foster
Oak River
Lavinie
Kenton
P.S.W
OAK River Construction
Aluminum
Wiebe Vandereems
West-Man Regional Development Inc
National Employment Service
Hamiota Echo
P. O
Alcoholism Foundation of
Salvation Army Harbour Light
Alcoholic
Al-Anonc/o
Alcoholics Anonymous of
Greater
Pioneer Avenue
Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba
Nassau Street
Salvation Army Harbour
Rupert Avenue
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