District Happenings Highlights Local Life Events
Bruce Parker recovering after minor surgery at Hamiota District Hospital. Elaine McConnell heads to Winnipeg for Provincial Public Speaking Finals with mother and Karen Ann Pollock. Jim and Mrs Scott wed in Brandon on June 29. Rivers CNR station sightings before Nova Scotia trip. Brandon Exhibition mood upbeat. Mrs K Lambdon visits from Rose Town with Johns family. Harold Tremaine group returns from Dryden Ontario. L E Strachan moves to former Ebells home. Replaces L L Brown as municipal clerk. Arthur Hutchings hospitalized. Leslie Henry named Queen of Brandon region rally with 20 contestants modeling a lime green ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Parker
Hamiota
Elaine McConnell
Winnipeg
Ron McConnell
Karen Ann Pollock
Jim Scott
Brandon
Rivers C.N.R
Bill May
Strathclair
Max Parker
Virden
Nova Scotia
K. Lambdon
Rosetown
Sask
E. Johns
Lambdon
Johns
Harold Tremaine
Philip and
Dean
Dryden
Ont
Linda
Ray Orr
L. E. Strachan
Crandall
Ebells
Strachan
L. L. Brown
Pine Creek
Harvey Stewart
Janice
Cameron
Ontario
Roy Sparrow
Baden
Canadian Breeders Sires Prevent and Tested for Gains
J Klagenberg, technician in Hamiota with Shoal Lake ties promotes Canadian Breeders Sires for preventions and performance tests. Contact 764 2815 for details on quality and faster gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Ottawa couple vacationing with Cochran family
Lavinia and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morton of Ottawa are visiting two weeks at the Cochran home. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cochran are spending the holidays in Brandon where Bob attends summer school. Mrs. Kovacs of Winnipeg visited last week with her parents the McWhirters. Mr. Jack Boyd spent the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Morton
Ottawa
A. Cochran
Bob Cochran
Brandon
Bob
Kovacs
Winnipeg
T. McWhirter
Jack Boyd
North American travel notes and social visits Across Western Canada
Oakner Mr and Mrs John Smyth and family visit the West Coast. Mr and Mrs Bill Montgomery and family holiday in Banff. Mr and Mrs Geo Fraser visit Calgary. Mr and Mrs Charlie Knight holiday in Western provinces. Cpl and Mrs Charles Brown and family of Port Coquitlam visit Harold Brown’s home. Mr and Mrs John Rankin were guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Pain at Regina. Harold Brown and Donald attend Brown Simonson wedding in Winnipeg. Congregational meeting decides to discontinue church services for the last two Sundays in July and first two in August. Mr and Mrs Graham Standing of Winnipeg visit Hamiota Oakner area. Mrs Christine Byquist and daughters of Winnipeg visit Mr and Mrs Ivan Routledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smyth
West Coast
Bill Montgomery
Banff
Geo. Fraser
Calgary
Charlie Knight
Cpl
Charles Brown
Port Coquitlam
Harold Brown
John Rankin
Tom Pain
Regina
Donald
Brown- Simonson
Winnipeg
Graham Standing
Hamiota-Oakner
Christine Byquist
Ivan Routledge
Sympathy Extended for Cumming Family in Loss
The district expresses sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cumming on the passing of Mr. Robert Cumming. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whittacker of Beiseker and Calgary guests Allan Bruce Anderson and his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cumming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Cumming
Robert Cumming
Earl Whittacker
Beiseker
Alta
Bruce Anderson
Calgary
Cliff Wilson
Brantford
Ontario
George Hutchings
Buzz Smith
Marlene
Don
Smith-Johnson
Walter Lipscomb
Maple Creek
Sask
Bernice Waldbauer
Mises Marlene
Betty Down
Holland
W. Taylor
Heapy and Pratley Visit Calgary Stampede
Oak River couple Mr. W. D. Heapy with Mrs Heapy and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pratley left Saturday evening to spend time at the Calgary Stampede. Debbie Griffiths is holidaying nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Heapy
Walter Pratley
Calgary Stampede
Debbie Griffiths
Local Notes on Summer Visits and Family News
Mrs John Leask of Lenore announces the birth of a daughter at Hamiota Hospital on Saturday July 6. Cheryl Decker visits Kenora for July with the Kidds. Sheree Maynes visits Portage with the Tremaine family. Vancouver visitors stay with the Deckers. Garry Davis spends summer with his parents in town. Gerald Reid and Calvin go to The Pas for a couple of weeks. Arthur Anderson of Winnipeg visits sisters Lints and Schweitzer. Bessie Cogle visits Reg Teal in Winnipeg area. District children take swimming lessons at Birtle and Shoal Lake. Mrs M Reid spends week at Newdale with son-in-law and daughter. Marjory Reid a Misericordia hospital patient. Mrs M Driver of Winnipeg visits Wes and family. Bob Howell of Ottawa visits his parents Alf and family. Mary Davis leaves for Edmonton to visit Fred and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leask
Louise Murray
Lenore
Hamiota Hospital
Cheryl Decker
B Kidd
Kenora
Ontario
Sheree Maynes
Laurence Tremaine
Portage
Cook
Vancouver
B.C
Gerald Decker
Garry Davis
Brandon Sun Co
G. Davis
Gerald Reid
Calvin
Arthur Anderson
Winnipeg
Norman Lints
A. Schweitzer
Bessie Cogle
Reg Teal
Birtle
South End Shoal Lake
M- Reid
Newdale
Marjory
Misericordia Hospital
M. Driver
Wes Gregory
Bob Howell
Ottawa
Ont
Alf Howell
Mary Davis
Rivers
Edmonton
Alta
Fred Davis
Bars Creek Designated Reservoir Area Established
Manitoba regulation establishes Bars Creek Designated Reservoir Area effective from 1968. It covers lands described by specific legal subdivisions in Township Twelve, Range Twenty-three, all within the reservoir limits, including road allowances. Restrictions on building and land use are imposed by the Water Control and Conservation Branch Act Cap 70. A copy is available for inspection at Kenton Municipal Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Control and Conservation Branch Act
Bars Creek
Manitoba
Water Control and Conservation Branch
Kenton
Also Mentioned on This Page
McConnell
Arthur Hutchings
Hamida Hospital
Leslie Henry
Oak River Home Economics Club
Leslie
J. Klagenberg
Lavinia
Hamiota Hotel
Hamilton
E. D. Smith
IGA
Vygal
York
Valley Farm
Minute Maid
California
Jamieson’s Dept. Store
Hamiota Bakery
Hamiota Servicentre
Oakner
Oak River
Decker
Ross
Branch
Buffalo Plains Inn
Vi Smith Trio
Russell Agricultural Society
Rivers Pipe Band
Street Entertainment
Holiday
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Phane Yrtem
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