Clinic Tender Set for E. D. Hudson Memorial Building
The E. D. Hudson Memorial Building will rise in Hamiota this spring. Hoffman Construction of Winnipeg won the $68,000 tender with completion planned for August 15, 1968. The frame structure north of the town’s X ray unit will house eight doctors offices and a dental office for Dr. Charles Baker of Winnipeg, commemorating Dr. Hudson’s sixty years of practice in the district.
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Hamiota
E. D. Hudson
Hoffman Construction
Winnipeg
Hamiota District Hospital
Charles Baker
The
Hamiota Medical Group
Hudson
Birdtail River S D No 38 approves kindergarten expansion and board actions
Board of Trustees meeting at Shoal Lake on March 7 1968 authorizes immediate kindergarten establishment in grant qualified areas and plans for full division wide access by September. Other motions include funding for the athletic association, hiring plans, committee setup, property expansions, and adjournment scheduling.
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Shoal Lake
Birdtail River
Fulton
Rapley
Selby
Hames
Lewycky
Butcher
Hyndman
Waddell
Falloon
Armitage
Birdtail River Athletic Association
Randell
Armita
St. Lazare
Hamiota
Jackson
Birtle
Department of Indian Affairs
Meeting on Formation of Manitoba Baseball Association
Over 40 delegates from all baseball levels met in Brandon on March 8 and 9 to plan a new Manitoba Baseball Association. The Manitoba Baseball Association's current directors supported amending the constitution to allow the formation of the new body. Gerry McKay and Curly Haas were named cochairmen for Western and Eastern planning committees. The Community Recreation Branch, Department of Tourism and Recreation, directed the Brandon meeting and will assist in the Manitoba Association's April 7 Brandon meeting to decide structure and responsibilities.
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Brandon
Manitoba Baseball Association
Gerry McKay
Curly Haas
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Baseball Federation
Department of Tourism and Recreation
UCW Meeting Notes Plan Bake Sale for April
The March UCW meeting in the Church Annex was chaired by Mrs. R. Hedley with worship by Mrs. E. Newton and readings from the new worship book. Plans for a bake sale were made to be completed at the April meeting, and Mrs. Hedley gave a resume of the Presbyterial Annual meeting in Hamiota. The next meeting is set for April 2 at Mrs. E. Newton’s home.
Mrs. E. A. Sparling Enters Into Rest
Mrs Eliza Ann Sparling died at St Boni face Hospital on March 4 1968 born in Kempeville Ontario in September 1877 she moved with her family to Oak River Manitoba in 1902 later relocating to Winnipeg Survivors include two daughters Grace Attwood and Eva Adcock two sons Frank Elmer and Robert Earl six grandchildren and four great grandchildren A funeral service conducted by Dr Harland was held March 8 at Oak River United Church with interment in Oak River Cemetery Pallbearers and ushers named from Winnipeg and Oak River arrangements handled by Transcona and Hamieda Funeral Homes.
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Sparling
Robert Hare
Kempeville
Ontario
Howard Lake
Min
Oak River
Winnipeg
Harland
Oak River United Church
Oak River Cemetery
J. W. Attwood
Grace
Transcona
G. Adcock
Eva
St. Vital
Frank Elmer
Toronto
Robert Earl
Vernon
F. Bowman
Edward Hare Oak River
W I meeting notes from Mrs Musgrove chair
The W I gathered at Mrs Joan Foxton’s home on Wednesday March 13 with president Mrs Musgrove presiding. Members were absent due to illness. Minutes by secretary Mrs Edna Suney. Treasurer report by Mrs Cochran and Hospital Aid update by Mrs Hunter. Calls for clean cotton rags and book donations for Winnipeg sale benefiting the Children's hospital. An April drive requests pocket novels and study books for the Myrtle A Rose Bursary fund. Evening of telephone whist planned for March 29 proceeds to bursary. Second canvas stitchery lesson by Mrs Jack Rockley and Mrs Hunter. Lunch served. Local visitors Karen Krauche Brandon Blain Hardy George Chalmer Boissevain and spouses Elgin Knight and family stayed over weekend.
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Winnipeg
Children’s Hospital
Lou Cochran
W.I
Myrtle A Rose
Jack Rockley
Hunter
Karen
Tracey Krauche
Brandon
Blain Hardy
George Chalmer
Boissevain
Elgin Knight
Gospel Chapel Missionary Meeting At Hamiota
The March Gospel Chapel missionary gathering at Mrs Munshaw’s home began with prayer and singing. Miss Phillips led devotions and Mrs B Miller read scripture. all used the word Trust in roll call. Mrs Daum gave a missionary study on two new couples serving East Africa as educators nurses and missionaries.
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Hamiota
March Gospel Chapel
Munshaw
Miss Phillips
B. Miller
Daum
East Africa
Myers
Lynn
Penticostal Church
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Birdtail River S. D
Royal Bank of Canada
Manitoba Association of
Minister of Education
Department of Education
McConnell and Rothesay
J. W. Pratt
Q.C
Birtle Collegiate
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Public School Finance Board
McConnell Consolidated S.D
Rothesay Consolidated S. D
Christian Hart
Plan M
U.C.W
E. A. Sparling
Eliza Ann Sparling
St. Boniface Hospital
Bob Westbrook
Bob Simms
Bill Sinclair Ah
Ed Hare
Wayne Weseen
Robert Sparling
Alex Black
Alfred Robbins
Transcona and
Hamieda Funeral Homes
W.I. Meet
RED Cross
W.M.C. Meet
Bate
Xcess
Regina
Prairie
Batten Royal Commission
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Mary Batten
Oer
Discos
TNE Commission
Ari Ae
Eco
Ybatten Reports
Nelson River
Commission
Prairies
Gardiner
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Stocery Field
Royal Commission
Batten
John Turner
Federal Combines Branch
TNS
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