Grace No. 35 Installs Officers For 1971 Term
Rebekahs of Grace No. 35 Rapid City installed officers for the 1971 term on January 18. Officers named include Eunice Brooks as Noble Grand and Ethel Robertson as Junior Past Noble Grand with a full slate of senior officers and guards. Ethel Robertson was appointed representative to attend the Rebekah Assembly of Manitoba in March at the Marlborough Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand
Ethel Robertson
Eunice Brooks
Grace Henderson
Ruby Mathison
Margaret Delbridge
Dorothy Lepine
Shirley Dale
Nora McConnell
Kay Brooks
Margaret Corley
Joyce Partridge
Inside Guardian
Jean McBain
Outside Guardian
Edith Park
N.G
Marie Brooks
N. G
Rose Brooks
V.G
Gladys Fening
Hazel Adams
P.N.G
Rose McBain
P-N.g
Hazel Black
Elva Cochran
Janet Johnston
Norah Mathison
Gladys Allan
Rebekah
Manitoba
Marlborough Hotel
Centennial meeting notes outline 1971 officer slate
W J meeting opens with Creed and fees for 1971 mentioned. Mrs Cowan presents Centennial Manitoba Tartan article. Sonja Ramsay delves into dangers of house plants for children. Jean Dennison reports on FWIC and Marion Fulton. G Hyndman presents treasurer's report. Minutes, correspondence, and committee reports recorded. Directors elected for 1971: Kosciensky, Espey, Ramsay, Stewart, McTavish, Cowan, McTavish, Peters with Wiltsey as alternate. A centennial spoon planned for babies born 1970 in Cardale. 25 January officers meeting set. thanks note to Bill Greenaway for audit. Lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Manitoba
Sonja Ramsay
Jean Dennison
Marion Fulton
G. Hyndman
Mesdames
Ann Koscieiney
Lil Espey
Sonya Ramsay
Tean Stewart
Gwen McTavish
Evelyn Cowan
Grace McTavish
Addie Peters
Emma Wiltsey
Georgina Hyndman
Staff Honour Sonia Gregory
Hamiota staff bid farewell to Sonia Gregory L.P.N. after eleven years with the hospital group. Gifts from Dr. J. E. Hudson and Mrs. Lottie Fenty accompanied the departure as she relocates to Thompson Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Hamiota Medical Group
Ab and
District Hospital
Sonia Gregory L.P.N
Thompson
Manitoba
J. E. Hudson
Lottie Fenty
Sonia
Manitoba Minister promotes Community Development Plan
Manitoba Industry and Commerce Minister Len Evans announced at the Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association meeting that Operation Bootstrap will outline and circulate successful community initiated development formulas. The regional development branch will assist local projects in Manitoba using 20 showcased success stories to spread across rural areas.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Department of Industry and Commerce
Industry
Commerce
Len Evans
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Bran le
Evans
Manitoba
Hospital staff and board receive service pins
Service pins were presented to Hospital Staff and the Governing Board. Recipients include J E Riddell for 15 years and Kay Caldwell Lottie Fenty Elgin Routledge and Soria Gregory for 10 years each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Riddell
Kay Caldwell
Lottie Fenty
Elgin Routledge
Soria Gregory
Manitoba Leaders Urge Telling Local Accomplishments
Mr Evans directs the regional development branch to boost efforts to tell the story of local community achievements and untapped potential in small Manitoba towns. He urges sharing both these successes and the broader potential to transform rural Manitoba's economy and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Aeak
Pete
Manitoba
Few Manitoba Lakes Affected By Mercury
Manitoba sport fishery inquiries prompt a department letter noting very few lakes and streams are mercury contaminated. The form explains that wall eye and northern pike from Winnipeg and Saskatchewan river systems may exceed commercial trade levels yet angling remains allowed. Casual consumption of an occasional fish meal from these waters is not deemed harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Tourism and Recreation
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba
Winnipeg River
Saskatchewan
Hamiota Hospital District proposes 370500 renovation debt plan
The Hamiota District Hospital plans a 370,500 addition and renovation funded by debentures up to 350,000 and 20,500 on hand. Debentures bear up to 10 percent interest and mature in equal payments over 20 years. Eighty percent of debt is covered by Manitoba Health Services Commission depreciation funds. twenty percent by area taxes. Tax impacts shown for local districts. By-laws read twice. final vote by resident ratepayers pending. Readers may submit questions to the Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Hemiota Hospital District No.7a
Card Party Brings Foresters and Rebekahs Whist Drive
On January 22 the Foresters and the Rebekahs hosted a whist drive in Hamiota. Seventeen tables competed with high and low winners named: High-Ladies Mrs Wes Rivers, Second-Ladies Mrs Mary Ward, Low-Ladies Mrs John Mathison, High-Men Mrs Edith Park, Second-Men Mr Leonard Butler, Low-Men Mr Keith Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Foresters
Rebekah’s
Wes Rivers
Mary Ward
John Mathison
Edith Park
Leonard Butler
Keith Brooks
Hamiota Twins with Invermere Centenary Link
Manitoba towns celebrate Centennial links with British Columbia by twinning Hamiota with Invermere near Golden. A Centennial Capsule prepared by Manitoba groups will be opened in 2070 containing mementos, prayers, listings, and artifacts reflecting 1970 commemorations.
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British Columbia
Manitoba
B.C
Hamiota
Invermere
Golden
Hamiota Centennial Committee
Manitoba Centennial Committee
Congregational Meeting Held at Decker United Church
The Annual Congregational meeting of Decker United Church convened in the lower church auditorium at 1 30 p m with 19 members present. Rev Angus McColl chaired. Reports showed a centennial year with steady offerings and few outstanding balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Decker United Church
Angus McColl
J. D. Quinton
UCW
Marjorie Brooks
Bible Society
Olive Johns
G. E
J. D Quinton
N. D. Lints
Usher
Hubert Hatton
Carol Knight
Cheryl Decker
Donna
Drug film tells teen's three year drug battle and recovery
A documentary follows Mark as he explains how drugs took control for three years, the effects on him and others, and his path to stopping. Family, medical and legal voices discuss risks and the drug problem from a Christian perspective. Screened at the Elementary School Auditorium Friday February 5 at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Reggies Ramblings on Strikes and Lost Hope in Britain
The piece notes Britain faces disruption in auto and shipping sectors due to strikes protesting government anti strike measures. It laments a lack of hope and mocks praise of any silver linings as hypocritical in a decadent society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
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Rebekahs
W.J. Meet
Bill Greenaway
J. K Shaw
RED Cross
Sonia Gregory
United States
Alan Shepard
Stuart Roosa
Jt Mitchell
R.M
Blanshard
R-M
Miniota
Woodworth
Eaton
Harold Hunter
Mesdames N. Lints
M. Little
E. Cochran
Youth Brug Scene
Reggie
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