Hamiota Hospital Hosts Manitoba First Surprise Disaster Drill
Eight Crandall High School students acted as casualties in a surprise drill at Hamiota Hospital. Medics, off duty staff and volunteers rushed to treat simulated injuries after a mock crash near Cran dall. The exercise, overseen by EMO and hospital staff, ended with a positive critique.
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Hamiota Hospital
Manitoba
Hamiota
Marjorie Hadland
Cise
Ed. Hudson
W. K. Hames
Crandall High School
Cora Shier
Crandall
Murray Bell
Isabella
Eileen Kuzenko
R-N
Brandon
Larry
Hunkin
R.M
Miniota
Ab. Kirk
Edith Ariss
Sharon Henderson
Val Bray
Lois Johnston
Jack Johnston
Ron Rudd
Larry Dnistranski
Ken Hunkin
McConnell Bros
Malcolm Campbell
Manitoba Emergency Measures Organization
B. J. Barnes
Manitoba Teachers Meet at Russell to Discuss Education Shift
Teachers from Newdale Shoal Lake Strathelair Miniota and Russell joined a regional Manitoba Teachers Society meeting in Russell on Tuesday June 1. Chaired by Arnold Minish the session covered Bill 39 education transfer to division boards and a residents poll in three divisions to gauge support. A three member committee led by Wayne Basso Inglis and John Nelson will oversee the poll in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wayne Basso
Newdale
Birdtail River
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Willine Hendrick
Robert Deveson
Shoal Lake
Alex Domytrak
Strathelair
Harvey Chingdon
Miniota
Manitoba Teacher’s Society
Russell
Arnold Minish
Howard J. Loewen
Intermountain
Pelly Trail
Peter Bugera
Roblin
John Nelson
Inglis
Wayne Basso
Division Association Pensions
Manitoba
Canada Pension Plan
Junior Auxiliary Festival in Brandon at St Matthew's Cathedral
Christ Church Hamiota Junior Auxiliary members held a Brandon festival on Saturday June 5 at St Matthew's Cathedral. 275 members and 50 leaders paraded in from 25 branches while Arch Deacon T W Wilkinson led the 10 30 service. A northern session was held May 15 at The Pas with 179 participants. Bishop's greetings were read in his absence. Diocesan reps Mrs R Marriott and Miss Helene Hannah supervised a full day in St Matthew's Parish Hall.
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Christ Church
Hamiota
Brandon
St. Matthew’s
T. W. Wilkinson
Pas
St. Matthew's Parish
R. Marriott
Rivers
Helene Hannah
Scoti a United Church Wedding May 8 1965
Ruby LeeAnn Godlien and Brian Garnet Hyndman wed at Scotia United Church on May 8 1965 officiated by Rev V Bowins. Attendants included Bonnie Hyndman Gwen Bomford and Wayne McConnell. Reception followed in church parlours with telegrams from Courtney BC and Trail BC read aloud.
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Scotia United Church
Ruby LeeAnn
Melvin Godlien
Pope
Brian Garnet Hyndman
Elgin Hyndman
McConnell
Manitoba
V. Bowins
Violet Smith
Crandall
Bonnie Hyndman
Gwen Bomford
Hartney
Wayne McConnell
Lavinia
Robert Burns
Karen Cochrane
Brandon
Stewart Smith
Winnipeg
Courtney
B. C
Trail BC
Lawson announces daughter Katherine Leigh to wed Paul Mackie
Mr and Mrs Hugh Lawson announce the marriage of their daughter Katherine Leigh to Paul Wallace Mackie son of Mr and Mrs S G Purnell on June fifth 1965 in Calgary Alberta
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Hugh Lawson
Katherine Leigh
Paul Wallace Mackie
S. G. Purnell
Calgary
Alta
Engagement of Valerian Dawne Dawne to Gillis Ogg
Mr and Mrs James Douglas of Hamiota announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Valerian Dawne to Gillis Ogg son of Mr and Mrs Pete Ogg of Laurier Manitoba. Wedding set for Saturday July 3 1965 at 4 00 PM in Hamiota United Church.
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James Douglas
Hamiota
Valerian Dawne
Gillis Ogg
Pete Ogg
Laurier
Man
Hamiota United Church
Record Attendance At 67th Children's Aid Society Meeting
Three hundred sixty people gathered in Brandon College dining room for the 67th Annual Meeting of the Children’s Aid Society serving Southwestern Manitoba. The Treasurer’s Report showed 345338.43 spent on child care programs. 2696 children and their parents plus 250 unmarried mothers and children received services. 56 children placed for adoption. 282 foster homes shared their homes with agency children. Peter Luba elected President of the Board. E M Simpson and S A Dickens named 1st and 2nd vice presidents. Norman Baillie reappointed treasurer. Directors from this district include Jack Coombs Isabella J Finkbeiner Oak River and Mrs Alex McKean Miniota. The meeting theme was Ticket to Tomorrow with a New World Theatre act and panel discussion led by E M Simpson.
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Brandon College
Children’s Aid Society
Manitoba
J. Pool
New World Theatre of
Brandon
E. M. Simpson
Peter Luba
Vincent Massey High School
S. A. Dickens
Norman Baillie
Jack Coombs
Hamiota
J. Finkbeiner
Isabella
G. H. Thompson
Oak River
Alex McKean
Miniota
Hamiota Horse Club Plans June Meet and Brandon Fair
The Hamiota Horse Club met to judge and ride horses at Kling's on June 6. A weiner roast followed on June a and June 7 tabled a June meeting with twelve members and one leader. A pole lamp draw is planned. The club will meet June 30 to practice for marching at the Brandon Fair on July 2.
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Hamiota Horse Club
Kling’s
Horse Club
Brandon Fair
Village Council Hires Constable in Hamiota
Hamiota village council met on Tuesday June 9 and hired William G. Maddock as Police Constable to begin July 1 1965. A permit to demolish an old house for a new business was approved. Accounts paid totaled 7306 for general and 823 for water works. A special meeting will revise traffic by laws and engineers will advise on economical utility extensions.
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Hamiota
William G. Maddock
Wm. T. Andrew
Pasture Spray Help Offers $80 Aid For Initial Treatment
Farmers can receive up to eighty dollars for initial pasture improvement spraying with 2 4 D at 32 ounces per acre. The province covers one dollar per acre for half the treated area, with a second year re treatment at 0 cents per acre for half re treated. Contact Ivan Fleming, Weed Supervisor, Hamiota, to apply before July 10.
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Ivan Fleming
Hamiota
Diploma Students Win Prizes At Manitoba University
Diploma course graduates in agriculture at the University of Manitoba share in $225 Eatons scholarships awarded to Bruce Hood of Carberry for highest academic standing and George Richardson of Dauphin for high standing plus leadership. Seven other students win $50 prizes for 70 percent or higher averages.
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Carberry
Dauphin
University of Manitoba
Bruce Hood
George Richardson
Eatons
Canada
Hood
Richardson
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Chevrolet
Hamiota Curling Club
S. T
Hamiota Agricultural Grounds
Junior Auxiliary
Hyndman — Godlien
Northwest Airlines
Minneapolis
THE
Segoe Heart Research
William Vint
Brett Young Leeds
Bradley McDonald
Strathclair de Laval Company
Douglas Gamey
Strathclair Massey Ferguson
Fraser McIntosh
Manitou McDiarmid Bros
Henry Andrew
Oakland Hatcheries
Gary Racher
Elgin
United Grain Growers
Gary McRae
Selkirk
Winnipeg Livestock Exchange
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