Birdtail River S D No 38 Board Minutes February 24 1972
Crandall Manitoba regular meeting of Birdtail River School Division No 38 held February 24 1972 at 8 p.m. Trustees present list. Reports include union payroll costs salary classifications convention seminars and facility use. Business vignettes cover By law 5/72 borrowing 2 million and approvals of route increases and grants. Meeting adjourned to March 9 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Birdtail River
Waddell
Butcher
Fulton
Lewycky
Hyndman
Hames
Armitage
Mulaire
Clark
L. Fulton
D. J. Fouillard
Dougall Plumbing
Miniota Jr. High School
Strathclair
Birtle Presbytery Meeting Updates And Hymn Book Focus
Birtle Presbytery met February 7 at Minnedosa United Church with Rev. Bob Kayes presiding. Ministers seeking admission to the United Church were read for action by Conference and General Council. The group discussed training ministers and congregational development. The United Church Women raised 10,594 dollars across 32 groups for mission. A $200,000 continuing education project was noted with over half of ministers involved. A study grant of 100 dollars was awarded to Earl Gould. The Division of Ministry seeks rights for Miss Marion Pardy to dispense communion. The New Hymn book dominated afternoon talks, with a hymn sing led by Gardale choir and ideas for contemporary worship. A fellowship supper followed, and an open Presbytery meeting with Don Cockrill was cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle
Minnedosa
United Church
Churchs
Arron Keating
Earl Gould
Birlie Presbytery
General Council
Marion Pardy
Gardale Choir
John Sloan
Ralph Clark
Minnedosa U.C.W
R. Kays
Presbytery
Don Cockrill
WI meet Hamiota discusses home income and travel tales
The Wisconsin Manitoba club met February 1 with 20 members. Mrs. Art Morris presided and installation of officers was led by Mrs. Nichols. Topics included earning money at home and the Farm Vacation Plan. Members shared United Nations, Citizenship, Agriculture, and a Texas bus trip with photos and orange prices. The meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Art Morris
Nichols
Hazelwood
Johnston
Manitoba
Delbridge
United Nations
Ward
W. Grey
Card Party Held in Fraternal Hall February 25 1972
A Friday card party hosted by Rebekah and Forester Ladies Lodge in HAMTOTA featured winners for ladies and gentlemen. Mrs Clare Hodgson and Mrs Bill Pollock led ladies, while Mr Murray Coupland and Mr Martin topped the gentlemen. Free passes awarded, lunch served, next event set for March 10 with a welcome everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamtota
Rebeksh
Forester Tadees
Clare Hodgson
Bill Pollock
Lorne Miller
Murray ‘Coupland
Martin
Bill Hall
Executive Meet HAMIOTA South End Swim Club notes
Executive meeting held at Hamiota Rink on February 22 1972. Eleanor Coombs president. Motion to hold swimming lessons July 17-29 and to ask Red Cross about a Water Show on Sunday July 23 or July 30. Advertisement for an Instructor and Leader to run till end of March. Next executive meeting April 7 at Eleanor Coombs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
South End
Eleanor Coombs
Pearl McLeod
Red Cross
Jean Strachan
Shirley Little
Echo
Eleanor Coombe
Huskies Fall to Russell Rams in MAHA Playoffs
Hamiota’s Huskies were eliminated by Russell 7-5 after a first period 2-0 lead. Russell surged with 3 unanswered second period goals and 5 goals from Carl Haney, sealing the win. The Huskies then defeated Strathclair to advance to the NCBHL final, while Strathclair and the Blues traded wins in other MAHA matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Huskies
Maha
Russell Rams
Strathclair
Eddie Armstrong
Russell
Murray Madsen
Bruce Coombs
Reg Madsen
Rams
Darwin Hamilton
Carl Haney
Coombs
Blues
Sioux Valley
Ron Ramsey
Lawrence Daniel
Daniel
Dick Prawdzik
Mel Smith
Martin
Lynn Caldwell
Terry Good
Dale Newton
Smith
John Wright
Ramsey
District Hospital Notes Highlight Local Donations and Plans
The Hamiota District Hospital Governing Board reviews 1971 donations totaling 3,953 in goods and cash plus 1,380 for ambulance equipment. Community groups and five municipal corporations funded ward improvements, a new ambulance service began November 1 and by year end answered ten calls. Local clubs, schools, and individuals donated beds, furniture, and equipment, supporting expansion and patient comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota District Hospital
R.M
Blanshard
Hamiota
R. M
Miniota
Woodworth
Hamiota Hospital
Ted
Hamiota Lions Club
Hamiota Collegiate Institute
Miniota Birtle
Oakner Calf Club
Hamiota Happy Helping Hands
UCW Meet at Oak River Unit 2 Held at Mrs Griffiths Home
Eight members attended the UCW meeting at Mrs Griffiths home on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs Griffiths and Miss Edith Ferguson presented the program. Mrs Paddock led the worship, and the group planned a Tea and Bake Sale with lunch served by Mrs Griffiths and Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
R. Griffiths
Griffiths
Edith Ferguson
Isabel Paddock
L. Bowman
UCW
Miss L. Bowman
E. Ferguson
UCW meeting notes at Mrs. Lints home February 24
The UCW met at Mrs. Norman Lints home on February 24. Group 1 led by Mrs. Hunter conducted worship on the topic Pettiness. Fourteen members attended. Business included raising wedding reception charges to 1.50 per plate and desserts from 1.00 to 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
UCW
Norman Lints
Hunter
Reggies Ramblings on Statues and Books
A humorous musings piece notes that if Louis Riel appeared at the Manitoba Legislature grounds he might question statue erection while contrasting deceptive political facts with book dust jackets and titles. The column satirizes public memory and modern publishing trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Riel
Manitoba
Cato
Huskies' Equipment Manager Keeps Team Ready
Hamiota Huskies have won 15 of 25 games this season and credit much of their success to Bob Henderson. He maintains gear, mends apparel, transports sticks and equipment, restocks first aid items, oils laces, and even curves sticks with a propane torch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Huskies
Bob Henderson
Bob
Farewell For A Hamiota Citizen
A farewell gathering for Edith Fox ton at Park Residence on February 22 featured a gift and cards from residents. Mrs Foxton, noted for integrity, plans to reside at Central Park Lodge in Brandon, Manitoba, due to longstanding health issues while friends wish her health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Edith Foxton
Park Residence
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Manitoba Teachers Credit Union
Manitoba Holiday Festival of Arts
CSTA
Village of Hamilta
A. Hendry
St. Lazare
Kenton
Hamiota Art Club
Hamiota Elementary
Birtle St
W. I. Meet
U.C.W
Reggie
Meet the Huskies
Bob Hendrson
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