First Meeting Of Birdtail River School Board 1968
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held its January 10 1968 meeting at Shoal Lake. Trustees Lewycky Hames Clark Selby took oaths. Wm C Davison and Inspector Funk attended. Officers and by laws were elected and committees named. next session set for January 17 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Fulton
Shoal Lake
Winnipeg
Royal Bank
Birdtail River School
Obituary for W R Collie of Scotia District
William Robert Collie died at his Scotia home in his 81st year on December 21 1967. He moved from Mitchell Ontario to Scotia District as a child and spent most of his life there. He married Florence Dale in 1913. Funeral December 24 from Scotia United Church. Interment Scotia Cemetery. Survived by wife four daughters one son and thirteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rankin
H. McLellan
W. Riddell
J. H. Anderson
Scotia Cemetery
J. Liddle
Ann
Vermilion Bay
Ontario
F. Brooks
Catherine
Hamiota
R. Henderson
Grace
D. Doern
Jean
Winnipeg
Decker Wisconsin Club Holds Annual January Meeting
The January meeting of the W I was held January 3 at Mrs Lou Cochran home with 15 members present. New officers for 1968 were announced and will be installed in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbridge
Musgrove
Joan Foxton
Edna Smiley
Loy Cochran
Red Cross
M. G. Little
M. G. Little; Buying Committee, Mesdames Musgrove, James, Hunter,and Delbridge
Marjory Brooks
Jioan Foxton
Donna Lints
M. Hunter
Edna Sunley
West Side
M. Teal
D. Runchey
M. De‘bridge
R. Teel
Rink
North-West Bonspiel Concludes At Strathclair
Strathclair hosts the annual North West Bonspiel January 8 to 13 with 61 open rink entries and 10 Pioneer rinks. Winners include Moffatt Strathclair in Grand Challenge and multiple skippers from Hamiota Minnedosa Strathclair and Shoal Lake in various cups. Buck Mathison and T P Moffett compete for the aggregate title Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathclair
Inglis
Russell
Binscarth
Foxwarren
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Strathcelair
Binscorth
Newdale
Minnedosa
Neepawa
Cardale
Oak River
Hamiota
Decker
Isabella
Rossburn
Oakburn
Elphinstone
Sandy Lake
Buck Mathison
T. P. Moffett
Moffatt
Jim Burgess
Burdette
Garth Strachan
B. Mathison
T. P. Moffatt
Heapy
Caroline Venables longtime Hamio ta resident dies at 106
Caroline Lauretta Venables a pioneer resident of Hamiota district passed away at Sunset Haven Nursing Home Brandon on January 3 1988. Born July 2 1881 in Greenach Township Bruce County Ontario she moved to Hamiota in 1892 and married Charles Venables November 17 1903. Funeral at Hamila United Church January 8 1968 conducted by Rev Ralph Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Caroline Lauretta Beamish
Charles William Venables
Sunset Haven Nurs
Greenach Twp
Bruce County
Ontario
Jos. Beamish
Venables
C. M. Cowan
Charles Venables
Mildred Moir
Virden
Marjorie Walden
Oak River
Charles
Port Alberni
B.C
Fredric
Decembr
Arthur
M. Brandon
Vancouver
Hamida United Church
Ralph Clark
Local foursome wins district playdowns at Hamiota
Doreen Fraser and her rink of Eula Woods Mang Cauldwell Mildred Fraser and Nora Mathison won the district playdowns in Hamiota after a modified double knockout format. Dora Clark of Virden won A Event, Fraser won B Event, and Fraser defeated Clark twice in the finals to advance to Zone Playdowns in Hamiota January 25 and 26 ahead of Manitoba Playdowns in Winnipeg February 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Doreen Fraser
Eula Woods
Mang Cauldwell
Mildred Fraser
Nora Mathison
Dora Clark
Virden Afternoon Club
Doreen
Kenton
Mary Johnston
Lenore
Betty Sorley
Virden Evening Club
Jean Bridgeman
Oak River
Larway
Oak Lake
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Agricultural Outlook Conference Held in Brandon
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture hosts its Outlook Conference on January 22 at Brandon's Agricultural Extension Centre. Farmers and agribusinesses may question speakers including H. J. Enns A. J. Church director and others on crop and livestock price expectations for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Outlook
Brandon
H. J. Enns
A. J
Hamilton
Manitoba Pool Elevators
A. Martin
D. H. Treleaven
Canadian Wheat Board
R. A. Wallace
Robert R Elliott Enters Into Rest
Robert Elliott of Sook Saskatchewan aged in his 4th year died December 22 1967 He leaves a wife seven children four girls three boys his mother Mrs M M Elliott three sisters Mrs Thomas Purcell Toronto Miss Edith Elliott Toronto and Mrs D J Kirk Hamiota His father died in 1945 Funeral was held in Hamiota December 28 1987 Rev Ralph Clark officiated Pallbearers were Arthur Knight Kilmer Houck George Peacock Cartes Lewis Dave Ferris Elgin Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Robert Elliott
Sookatchewan
Hamiota
Man
Mins. M. Elliot
Thomas Purcell
Toronto
Edith Elliott
Tor
Onto
D. J. Kirk
Ralph Clark
Arthur Knight
Kilmer Houck
George Peacock
Cartes Lewis
Dave Ferris
Elgin Knight
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Birdtail River S. D
Davison
W.R. Collie
The
Rolling Stones
Ottawa
Harold Wilson
Lester Pearson
Mr. Wilson
Washington
Caroline Lauretta Venables
Ing
Methodist Ladies Aid
United Church Women
Pelbetters
Lincoln
Douglas
Dick Beamish
Lou Clarence
Wilkinson Cochrane
Charles Venabes
Fort Alberni
Norman Wait
Medicine Hat
Alta
Lyman Smith
E. Wheeler
Garven
Treherne
W. Lawrence
R. C Smith
Aapor
Meademes M. Fraser, Caldwell, Weeds
D. Fraser, and
Mathison
Meadames
Henuset
Stewart, Kent, Russell and Clark
Wendell Wight Ag. Rep
Agricultural Outlook Conference
Robert R. Elliott