Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Members Visit Expo 67
Twenty two CWNA board members toured Expo 67 in Montreal after a semi annual Ottawa meeting. Deputy Commissioner Robert Shaw and Yves Jasmin briefed them on Expo 67 developments before a site tour and luncheon at Helene de Champlain restaurant. Notables on the tour included Partridge McKenna Telfer Parry Venables Craven Dills Lashbroeck Lashbroeck Dills Dunning McKay McIntosh Scott Day etc. Many members were accompanied by their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erre Dupuy
Westmount Examiner
Mon- Weekly Newspaper Association
Montreal
Totreal
Que
CWNA
Vice
Press National Board of Directors
J. Louis McKenna
Kingsdent
A. C. Anslow
Campbell
Country Record
Sussex
N.B
Ton
John W. Lane
Mr. Dupry
General Pi
The
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Canadian Corporation
Eee Conowine
Ottawa
Robert F Shaw
Yves Jasmin
Expo Island
Pierre Dupuy
Jack Parry
Rimbley Record
Fred Venables
Hamiota Echo
G. C. Craven
Ridgetown
Dominion
D. R. Dills
Acton Free Press
Il. Lashbroeck
Rodney Mercury
R. Gites
Lachute
Jack Alibon
Sringhill Record
W. Eric Dunning
Honey Gazette
Jim Dills
Milton Canadian
Gilbert McKay
Moosomin World Spectator
J. Rundle McLachlan
Virden Empire
Mrs. Edgar Turner Enters Into Rest
Funeral service for Florence May Gooderick widow of Edgar Turner was held at McConnell Bros Funeral Chapel Hamiota with Rev Beal officiating. Born 1909 she came to Canada 1915 worked on a farm near Hamiota moved to a Kenton area farm later near Kenton and then to Kenton in 1954. Survived by two daughters seven other children and a sister in England with interment in Hamiota cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence May Gooderick
Edgar Turner
McConnell Bros
Hamiota
E. P. Beal
Mrs. Turner
Canada
Kenton
Peter Lukinchuk
Arnold Hill
Isabel
Lloyd Hazlewood
June
Dorothy Ely
England
School board meets for salary talks and budget action
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 holds a regular meeting at Shoal Lake on February 26 1966. Trustees Rankin Stimpson Randell and Selby preside as teachers negotiators arrive. The board approves minutes a salary schedule and budget adopts St Lazare High equipment order assigns bus drivers and schedules a March seminar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River
Shoal Lake
Rankin, Stimpson
Randell
Selby
Rankin
Stimpson
Fulton
Clark
Rapely
Strathclair
Birtle
Kenton
Hamiota
Friesen
St. Lazare High School
Mr. Hepworth
Darryl Kachan
Brandon
Manitoba
Fire Destroys Landmark in Hamiota Village Garage Burned
A midnight blaze on March 10 1966 destroyed the town garage and warehouse in Hamiota with losses including the town tractor maintainer bailer twine and tractor tires. The one storey frame building could not be saved though the fire brigade under Chief Gordon Adams contained the flames. Pool Elevator annex and a carpenter shop were briefly threatened. Cause unavailable at press time. Loss is expected to be insured. amount unknown. The landmark building stood for over 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Fire Brigade
Gordon Adams
Hamiota Ladies Bonspiel Opens With 43 Rinks
Hamiota Ladies bonspiel began Monday March 14 with 43 rinks competing. Out of town teams included Shir ley Winstone Strathclair Dot Johns Oak River Audrey Coul son Doris Asselstine Beulah Mary Coxworth Isabella Mrs C Ariss Isabella Maxine Cumming Oakner Shir ley Little Decker Fay Schweitzer Decker L Leask Lenore Ann Alexander Lenore M Attwood Miniota E Sangster Kenton E Morton Elphinstone Carol Fowlie Shoal Lake Marion Slater Shoal Lake M Horn Lenore P Kent Kenton Helen McGregor Kenton M Walker Kenton June Nichols Isabella Edna Sunley Decker M Knight Decker Doreen Lawlor Kenton N Campbell Rivers Mrs Robus Crandall Thelma Gill Strathclair. Meals will be served all week at the rink for those who wish to eat out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Shirley Winstone
Strathclair
Dot Johns
Oak River
Audrey Coulson
Doris Asselstine
Beulah
Mary Coxworth
Isabella
C. Ariss
Maxine Cumming
Oakner
Shirley Little
Decker
Fay Schweitzer
L. Leask
Lenore
Ann Alexander
M. At
Thelma Gill
William Tennant Enters Into Rest In Arrow River District
William Tennant longtime Arrow River resident dies at Hamiota hospital on March 66 1966 born November 23 1882 in Fordwich Ontario came west with ten siblings survived by wife Mable daughter Pauline and grandson William Ross funeral held at Arrow River Church with Rev Murdoch honorary and pallbearers listed and interment in Arrow River cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River District
William Tennant
Hamiota Hospital
William
Jane Tennant
Fordwich
Ontario
John
Bessie
Elsie
George
Alan
Bert
Maude
Ida
Lester
Frank Landry
Brandon
Art Dalman
Winnipeg
Moosejaw
Saskatchewan
Arrow River
K. Mitchell
Mable (Anderson) Tennant
Pauline
Pat Baker
Minnedosa
William Ross
Billy
Virden
Jim Kirton
Doug Lelond
John A. McKinnon
Gordon Long
Joe Bonner
Homer Lelond
Wes Lelond
Jack Anderson
Ken Mitchell
Fred Anderson
Bill Lelond
J. Hudson Anderson
Arrow River Cemetery
Birdtail River School Division outlines course selection plan
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 announces it will publish school business updates with local newspapers. It emphasizes programs for university, vocational, commercial, and trades training to prepare students for employment or further study, noting the need to concentrate students in a few locations to offer a comprehensive high school education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River School Division No
Stu
Dents
Birdtail River Division
Birdtail Board
Manitoba
Ron Hyndman Stranded In Storm
An Manitoba Winnipeg story reports Ronald Hyndman of Portage La Prairie stranded during a March 1966 storm. He survived by using rags and a hub cap receptacle with zorbit fluid to keep warm, rescued after a search by Morden RCMP and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Ronald Hyndman
Portage la Prairie
Gillis and
Warren
Jmoring
Altamont
Somerset
Ron
Morden
Mr. and Elgin Hyndman
Lorne Wright
Isabella
Also Mentioned on This Page
K.E G. Partridge
Camrose Canadian
Kings County Record
William Telfer
Mrs. Edgar Turner
Cecil Cormack
Les Reid
Bill Wil- Bill Horne
Bill Gray
Dick Hunt
Hamiota Cemetery
Girean
RED Cross
Ron Hyndman
Canada Pension Plan