Brandon General Board To Assume Operation Of Assiniboine Hospital
The Manitoba Hospital Commission announced the Brandon General Hospital board will assume operation of the Assiniboine extended treatment hospital on January 1. The Assiniboine site will remain a long term care center until a new 150 bed facility is built adjacent to Brandon General.
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Assiniboine Hospital
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Brandon General Hospital Board
Assiniboine
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The
Sanatorium Board of Manitoba
Gordon W. Holland
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Mrs. Evelyn Hildred Ruttan Enters Into Rest
Evelyn Hildred Ruttan born Arden Manitoba 1908 married George H. Ruttan in Arden. They lived in Brandon Winnipeg Star City Saskatchewan and Ham It a 1927. Survived by two sons Air Commodore Charl ie G. Ruttan and Douglas. nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Buried in Hamiota with service by Rev. R E Clark. McDonnell Bros. Funeral Home in charge.
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Evelyn Hildred Ruttan
North Bay
Ontario
George H. Ruttan
Evelyn Hildred McCannis
Arden
Manitoba
Brandon
Winnipeg
Star City
Saskatchewan
Hamiota
Ruttan
Hugh
John Ellery Sunley Enters Into Rest
John Ellery Sunley aged 70 died suddenly at his home in Hamiota on December 31 1965 after a life in Blaris Decker and Hamiota. He served in World War I and was active in church school and community work. Survived by wife Janet and many children grandchildren and siblings. funeral held at Hamiota United Church with Isa bella cemetery burial.
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John Ellery Sunley
Janet Sunley
Hamiota
Blaris
Janet Bell
Blarrs
Decker District
Church Board
Decker Pool Elevator
Bob
Russell
Decker
Purvis
Winnipeg
John
Lamont
Alberta
Keith
Thompson
Lyle
Brandon
George Torrance
Norma) Miniota
Beart Decker
Myrtle
Ernie
Isabella
Albert Schofield
Ethel
Hamiota United Church
Reverend Clark
Inaugural Council Meeting Swears in Caldwell and Aide
Mayor Lorne M Caldwell is sworn in at the regular council meeting along with R Nelson Woods and Harold McLaren who begins his first term. 1966 committees formed with George Pittendreigh as Deputy Mayor Councillor and others assigned to Public Works Health Fire Light Water and Sewer Finance Town Planning Centennial and Secretary Treasurer.
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Lorne M. Caldwell
R. Nelson Woods
Harold McLaren
Mr. McLaren
Foxton Foxton Exchange Vows Held in Decker Manitoba
The Foxton wedding of Joan to Raymond Foxton took place December 28 1965 at 3 p.m. at the home of Reginald and Mrs Teal Decker Manitoba with Rev A McColl officiating. Attendants included Matron of Honor Lorne Gurr and Best Man Robert Brooks. Receptions followed at Suburban Restaurant Brandon before the couple plans to live on a farm near Decker.
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Reginald Teal
Decker
Manitoba
Joan Foxton -To
Raymond Foxton
Lavinia
Edith Foxton
Hamiota
A. McColl
Shoal Lake
Lorne Gurr
Robert Brooks
Sburban
Brandon
Robert Sunley
Robt Watt 40th Wedding Anniversary Observed
On December 30 1965 Mr and Mrs Robt Watts celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home hosted by Mr and Mrs Willie Kirk. Twenty one relatives shared a 4 pm turkey dinner and a three tier cake decorated by Mrs Bob Morton. Over fifty visitors called despite stormy weather with guests from Fort Qu Appelle Indian Head Winnipeg Oakner Strathclair and McConnell.
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Willie Kirk
Robt. Watt
Bob Morton
Fort Qu’Appelle
Sask
Indian Head
Winnipeg
Oakner
Strathclair
McConnell
Gordon Smiths Honored At Farewell Gathering
Friends and neighbors in Hamiota gathered December 17 at McConnell School to bid farewell to Gordon and Sis Smith and family. Earl Newton presented end tables, coffee table, lamp, stools and hamper on behalf of the community. Gordon spoke of thanks as carols and music followed, with lunch ending the event.
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McConnell School
Gordon
Sis
Hamiota
Bob
Marguerite Hedley
Earl Newton
Explorers Club Recaps December Activities and January Plans
During December the Explorers made Christmas corsages and sold candy and Church calendars to raise funds totaling 57 dollars. They held a Christmas party on December 20 with games gifts and lunch. They received last year's certificate of recognition and plan January mission study using the book They Lived Their Love.
Hamiota Horse Club Meets For December Session
The Hamiota Horse Club held its fourth meeting of the year on December 19 at Kassar Nabel starting at 2:00 p.m. With 18 members and 3 leaders present the group split into Western and English sections. The English group discussed horse measurement and posting while practicing English riding in the arena. The Western group covered horse measurement and knot tying with barrels worked in the arena. Members will bring record sheets to the next meeting scheduled for January 9.
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Hamiota Horse Club
Kassar Nabel
Oak River U C W Meet Annual 1965 66
The Oak River United Church Women held their annual meeting Tuesday the fourth with 11 members present. President Mrs. R T Griffiths chaired and opened with a poem. Reports showed a very good year 1965. Mizpah benediction closed the gathering.
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U.C.W
Ian
RT. Griffiths
Hamiota Teams Triumph in Varsity and Junior Action
Hamiota Varsity swept Miniota and Shoal Lake while the Juniors lost at Kenton. Senior girls beat Birtle 33 6 and 45 17. Dan Clark led with 13 in the Shoal Lake win. Clark 11 and Rankin 9 paced the Min iota victory. The league tourney at Shoal Lake saw Hamiota boys win 27 22 as Coombs and Rankin anchored defense.
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Shoal Lake
Kenton
Sharon Murray
Barbara Kirk
Maxine Fraser
Gaylene Stewart
Mary Clark
Lynda Johnson
Margaret Miller
Laureen Morton
Hamiota Boys
Wally Stewart
Dan Clark
Dick Coombs
Les Rankin
Coomb
Rankin
Clark
Don Coombs
Murray Johns
Ross Morton
Robbie Woods
Stephen Bunn
Hamiota Sr
Jan English
Karen Anderson
Terry McLaren
Glenda Kirk
Bonnie Mundell
Lynn Woods
Garda Williams
Heather Murray
McLaren
Murray
Birtle
Kirk
Anderson
Williams
English
Brooks
Woods
Johns
Roger Stewart
O.R.C.I Students Return After Holiday Break
The O.R.C.I school notes students back in session after Christmas. Activities included a Les Miserables film, a Christmas party with skating and gifts, and a ten day holiday. Curling begins January tenth with twelve rinks entered and weekly Monday games led by Doug Brown Tom Neil Terry Espey and Neil Henry at the Winnipeg bonspiel.
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Doug Brown
Tom Neil
Terry Espey
Neil Henry
O.R.C.I
Winnipeg
Au Revoir
Sweet Clover Poisoning Reported In Manitoba Livestock
Poor haying conditions last summer lead to sweet clover poisoning in Manitoba livestock. Vets report dicoumara l poisoning from sweet clover with molds converting coumarol to dicoumaraol. Symptoms include bruising, pale mucous membranes, and sometimes death. Vitamin K, blood transfusions, and strict limits on sweet clover in fodder are advised. Also note January 15 deadline for bull entry fees and transfers for the Manitoba Winter Fair sale.
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George de Pape
Grain Exchange
Offeies
Purebreed Association
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Paul Robinson
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George Robertson
Centennial
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Robt
Watt
Gordon Smith
Oak River
Varsity News
O.R.C
Raddles
M. Deveson
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