Birdtail River School Board Holds July 13 1967 Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 trustees met at Shoal Lake on July 13 1967 at 8 p m with six members present. Motions approved include adopting the June 28 minutes and offering voluntary student accident insurance. Purchases of 25 posture chairs and 25 adjustable typing tables were authorized from Daley Keith and Imperial Industries. The board adjourned to July 17 1967 at 8 p m after approving financial statement No. 667 and related motions.
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Shoal Lake
Rankin, Stimpson
Fulton, Selby
Rapley
Randell
D. W. Priesen and Sons Ltd
Christies, and Moyers
Harvey R. Smith
Birtle Vocational Branch
Birtle Consolidated S.D
Stone River S.D
Killarney S.D
Swan Valley S.D
Antler River S.D
Shoal Lake S.D
Ken Community
Brandon University
Educational Development Laboratories
Reading Institute
Winnipeg
Robert Hitchens
Birtle
Marrin
Marathon Realty Company Ltd
Miniota
Daley-Keith Sales Ltd
Imperial Industries
James Wallace Castle Enters Into Rest
Funeral service conducted by Rev. W. D. Smith for the late James Wallace Castle was held at Christ Church Hamiota on Thursday July 1967 at 2 30 p m with interment in Hamiota cemetery. Castle born November 1913 Virden district spent years in Lenore district farming with parents he served with No 19 Elementary Flying Training School Virden as Engineer during World War II later worked in Elkhorn and Hamiota and self employed until his death. He leaves wife Kathryn five children David South Burnaby Terry Winnipeg Jim Marrieann Tom at home his mother Mrs E Castle Bloor Man three sisters Mrs W J Elie Calgary Mrs A K Skinner Penticton Mrs J E Piggott Salmon Arm his daughter in law Shirley and several nieces and nephews he was predeceased by his father in 1935 Pallbearers were Charles Howell Kenton Dave Wyburn Dave Oates Delmar Kirk Pioneer members Bert Gurr and Ed Moore of Virden.
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W. D. Smith
James Wallace Castle
Christ Church
Hamiota
Wallace
Virden
Lenore
No. 19
Elkhorn
Kathryn
David
South Burnaby
B.C
Terry
Winnipeg
Jim
Marrieann
Tom
E. Castle
Bloor
Man
W. J. Elie
Calgary
Alta
A. K. Skinner
Penticton
J. E. Piggott
Salmon Arm
Shirley
Charles Howell
Kenton
Dave Wyburn
Dave Oates
Delmar Kirk
Bert Gurr
Ed Moore
4 H Rally at Shoal Lake Draws About 20 Clubs
The 4 H Rally held Monday July 10 at Shoal Lake drew about 20 clubs. The program opened with registration and a parade then judging demonstrations and dress revue. Hamida Thimble Cookies won the Blue Ribbon and several girls earned red and silver awards. Diana Partridge named senior dress revue silver winner and first princess.
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Shoal Lake
Hamida Thimble Cookies
Debbie Nykoliation
Cheryl McMillan
Carylon Carylon Collie
Carylon Gregory
Eunice Newton
Carylon Collie
Diana Partridge
Diana
Lo’s Brooks
T. Eaton Co
Debbie Nykeliation
Brandon Fair
Margaret Miller
Red Sox Rally Edges Riverside In Ninth Inning
In a dramatic bottom of the ninth, Gord Lyall sacrifice bunt plated Bryan Smith for the winning run as the Red Sox stunned Riverside 9-8. Hamiota trailed 8-3 after Riverside’s early three and the Blues added late scores to force the rally.
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Hamiota
Red Sox
Riverside
Blues
Red Sox c
Don Smith
al Robertson
Caldwell
Keating
Buck Mathison Walker
Bryan Smith
McSmith
Lyall
Bryan Sm'th
Robertson
Calday
Gamhe
Bryan
Mel Smith
Denny Smith
Hamiota Red Sox
St. Lazare
Pan-Am
Torres
Bridgett
Virden
Hill Sunley Clan Holds 22nd Annual Picnic at Shoal Lake Narrows
The 22nd Hull Sunley picnic gathered 66 members and 3 visitors on July 3 at Shoal Lake Narrows. Activities included swimming, social time, a large ladies’ supper, and evening sports such as horseshoes races ball games and tug of war. Attendees came from Kenton Oakner Hamiota Isabella Grandview Brandon Arrow River Decker and Miniota. The oldest member was George Torrance and the youngest Julius Paul.
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Hull-Sunley
Shoal Lake Narrows
Derrick
George Clarke
Julius Paul
Glen Sunley
Tony
Kenton
Oakner
Hamiota
Isabella
Grandview
Brandon
Arrow River
Decker
Miniota
George Torrance
Moelvin Westbrook 43 Dies In Portage Illness
Funeral services held July 14 at Oak River United Church for Moelvin Charles Westbrook 43 who died July 12 in Portage. Rev Victor Bowins presided. Pallbearers listed. flower bearers named. Surviving relatives include father G Westbrook of Oak River two brothers Ralph and Ivan a sister Mrs N Argue seven nephews and one niece. Predeceased by mother in 1958. Interment in Oak River cemetery.
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Oak River
Ralph
Ivan
Rapid City
N. Argue
Oakner
Oak River Cemetery
Double Ring Wedding in Winnipeg between Sherry Shingle and Ivan Ariss
Sherry Lynne Shingle and Ivan Gerald Ariss celebrated a 5:00 p.m. ceremony on Saturday May 27 at First Anglican Lutheran Rectory Winnipeg. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Marvelyn Shingle Nanaimo B C. The couple will reside at Hartney Man on their farm after a week at a lakeside retreat.
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Anglican Luthern
Winnipeg
Sherry Lynne
Marvelyn Shingle
Naniamo
B.C
Ivan Gerald Ariss
George Ariss
Crandall
Yvonne Denintonio
Albert Levesque
Shellington
Regina
Sasatchewan
Maryland Hotel
St. Moretz Apts
Carlton St
Single
Howard McBurney
Hartney
Mervyn Bomford
Oakner
Les McBurney
Kyler Drake
Points West
McBURNEY BOMFORDs Double Ring Ceremony at Hamiota United
A lovely ceremony took place at Hamiota United Church on July 8 1967 as McBURNEY BOMFORD exchanged rings in a double wedding.
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Hamiota United Church
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