Retiring V E G Little Leaves Federated Co operatives Board
V E G Little of Hamiota retires after more than 20 years as a director of Federated Co-operatives Limited and Manitoba Co-operative Wholesale. He will not seek re election at the Saskatoon annual meeting February 1 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. E. G. Little
Federated Co-operative Limited
Hamiota
Veg. Little
Federated Co-operatives Limited
Little
FCL
Saskato
Co-operative Wholesale
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Federated
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Manitoba Co-op Wholesale and
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Hamiota Consumers’Co-operative
Decker Co-operative Elevator Association
Varsity Girls Dominate Birtle 57 13 In Monday Victory
The Varsity Girls poured energy into a 57 to 13 win at Birtle led by Terry McLaren with 18 points seven players scored. Janice English Bonnie Maundell Karen Anderson Audrey Brooks Lynn Woods and Heather Murray contributed. The Junior Girls lost 36 to 21 to Strathclair as Jaceondell scored 9 and Barb Gill led scorers with 6 in three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyburn
Birtle
Terry McLaren
Janice English
Bonnie Mauidell
Karen Anderson
Audrey Brooks
Lynn Woods
Glenda Kirk
Garda Williams
Heather Murray
Rev. Sparier
Birtie
Strathclair
Towrn
Barb Gill
Karen Cooke
Gaylene Stewart
Maxine Fraser
Jaceondell
Sharon Murray
Scotch Concert Celebrates Senior Citizen Day
A Wednesday January 25 Scotch concert for seniors drew a capacity crowd despite bitter cold. Performers included vocalists Mrs Harvey Duncan Mrs Arnold Houck Mrs Glen Gregory Mrs Murray Carnegie Mrs Taylor Mr W Rothney and instrumentalists Jack Boyd the Rid dell duo George Baxter. The Lobban group featured pianists Mrs Minerva Runchey Edith Park Mrs Walter Riddell Mrs Lobban and the Moggach boys with bagpipes. A Scotch lunch followed with oat cakes scon es shortbread and more. Prizes went to Mrs Mary Bull and Mrs Myrtle Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Burn
Harvey Duncan
Arnold Houck
Glen Gregory
Murray Carnegie
Taylor
W. Rothney
Jack Boyd
Walter Riddell
George Baxter
The
Lobban’s
Minerva Runchey
Edith Park
Lobban
Mary Bull
McConnell Florists
Myrtle Caldwell
Strachan Rink Qualifies For Manitoba Finals At Dauphin
Strachan Rink from Hamiota led by Garth Strachan with Morris Deveson Jim Stevens and Arnold Houck clinched a spot in the Manitoba Provincial Final at Dauphin by beating Ed Shamray Oak River in Zone II finals on January 23. Shamray had earlier defeated Ross Fraser to win B Group. Fraser/Shamray also eye Winnipeg bonspiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Strachan
Morris Deveson
Jim Stevens
Arnold Houck
Hamiota
Dauphin
Ed Shamray
Oak River
Nelson Kreager
Strachan
Shamray
Ross Fraser
Ofie
Manitoba
Men's Conference Planned at Riding Mountain in Manitoba
Representatives from Neepawa Minnedosa and Brandon organized a western Manitoba Riding Mountain Men's Conference under United Church auspices. Fred Charles of Minnedosa was named chair with R T Robinson as vice chair and publicity Henry Lloyd of Brandon as treasurer and Allan James of Minnedosa as secretary. A tentative date was set and Manitoba Farm Bureau camps in the Riding Mountains were suggested as ideal venue. Attendees included Fred Charles Newton Clark James Black Allan James Roy McPhail Henry Lloyd R T Robinson and J C Huxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
Neepawa
Minnedosa
Brandon
Fred Charles
R. T. Robinson
Henry Lloyd
Allan James
Charles
Manitoba Farm Bureau
Riding Mountains
Newton Clark
James Black
Roy McPhail
J. C. Huxley
Farm notes on time, partnerships, and estate planning
M Deveson discusses time management for farming families, offers department help with partnership agreements and estate distribution planning, and notes calf scramble plans at the Manitoba Winter Fair. Eligible boys aged 14 to 15 by April 1, 1966 may apply by February 25 with forms available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Birdtail River School Division holds January 1966 meeting
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 met at Shoal Lake January 18 1966. Trustees Rankin Stimpson Fulton Clark Selby Randell Rapely elected officers and approved By-law 1/66, committees, auditors, grants, and exam centres. Meetings adjourned to January 27 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River
Shoal Lake
Rankin
Stimpson
Fulton
Clark
Selby
Randell
Rapely
Rapley
Carrid
Stimpson, Fulton
Stimpson,Selby, Clark
Burch, Findlay, McFarlane
Inspector Funk
Parnetta
J. L. Horky
Tesarski
Buschau
Robertson
Robert Rempels
Department of National Defence
Overseas Service
Pratt
Strathclair Consolidated School District No
Rural Weeklies Highlight Broadcast Times
Rural Weeklies Highlights informs listeners of Neighborly News and Western Manitoba Weeklies programs on CBC Radio and CKX Brandon. Lorne Chappell compiles this weekly feature, aired Sundays at 1 05 and 1 45 p m from CKX Brandon starting January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairies
CBC Radio Network
CKX
Brandon
Manitoba
Prandon
Lorne Chappell
Red Cross Sets Manitoba 1966 Goal at 408847 Dollars
Dr. Max Avren president of the Manitoba Division of the Canadian Red Cross Society announced the province wide objective for the 1966 campaign would be 408847 dollars. With 306000 assured from Metro residents to United Way Winnipeg the remainder 102847 would come from the province. The Red Cross runs 11 Manitoba services including blood transfusion water safety disaster Junior Red Cross and the sick room loan cupboard. The national 1966 objective is 6637127 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Avren
Manitoba
Canadian Red Cross Society
Avren
Metro
United Way
Greater
Winnipeg
Red Cross
Arren
The
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Mr. Little
Decker
Middleton
Varsity News
Barb Currah
Margaret Miller
Laureen Marton
Rev. Clark
Fraser
Fraser and
Jack Hume
Bill Haggerty
Fred Glintz
Buck Mathison
Nelson Woods
Gerald Mathison
Clear Lake
Minaki
M. Deveson
Ag. Rep
Dept. of National Revenue
C.P.R
McLennan
E. Perrealy
Department of Education
J. W. Pratt
Singh
Bulger
Foxwarren S.D
MAST
B. W. Daley
Mr. Morris
MSSAA
Guidance Services
Parish of
St. Lazare
Wayne Angus
R. Bulger
Birtle Collegiate
Kenton
Miniota
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