Birdtail River Board Talks French Books and Tape Recorder
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a regular meeting in Shoal Lake on March 9 1965 with trustees Stimpson Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Randell Rankin and Inspector Funk present. They discussed adopting February and March minutes, handling correspondence, ordering nine French books for Grade 10 at St Lazare High School and requesting approval to teach Literature Francais 100, and purchasing a Philips Continental 301 tape recorder from Christie School Supplies as part of ways and means for the New General Course. The board entered a committee to work on implementing the New General Course and University Entrance Course by September 1965 and adjourned to March 19 at 8 p.m.
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St. Lazare High School
Hamiota wins Man. Teachers College Trophy at Brandon
Hamiota defeats Garden City and Grandview to claim the Consolation title after a 25-24 opening loss to Portage in the MSSAA finals. The team, led by captain Shirley Pedlow and standout Sheila Brooks, finished a strong season with 32 games, four tournament wins, and a return to form after graduating top scorers.
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Hamiota
Brandon
Portage
Garden City
Grandview
Glenlawn
Sheila Brooks
Shirley Pedlow
Carol Brooks
Barbara Ann Scott
Brooks
Hamiota Read
Addy Burgoch
Shirley Fredlow
Terry McLaren
Janice English
McLaren
Scott
English
Audrey
Carol
Pedlow
Sheila
Kirk
Williams
Gordon Henderson
Barbara Ele Scott
Audrey Brooks
Garda Williams
Beverly Whyte
Glenda Kirk
Lynn Woods
Heather Murray
Minsota
Teachers College
Munici pal bonspiel banquet hosts regional officials
Reeve Scott of Blanshard spoke as guest at a Rural and Village Municipalities of Hamiota function in Blanshard. Mayors and councillors from Blan shard Wallace Virden Shoal Lake Rivers Daly Birtle Minota Woodworth and Strathclair attended the turkey banquet. 73 municipal men and ladies attended with co chairs Mayor Jack Coombs and Reeve Lorne Montgomery.
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Union of Municipalities
Jim Scott
Blanshard
Wallace
Virden
Shoal Lake
Rivers
Daly
Birtle
Miniota
Woodworth
Strathclair
Reeves
Hamiota
Jack Coombs
Lorne Montgomery
Harold Barker
Harvey Hyndman
Crandall
Jack Hanlin
Minsota
Ed Wolfe
Elmer F. Houck
George Pittendreigh
Arthur Knight
Nelson Woods
Nelson Kreager
William T. Andrew
Wesley W Cochran Enters Into Rest
Wesley W Cochran died in Nanaimo British Columbia on March 8 after a long illness. Born 1895 in Drew Ontario he moved to Manitoba in 1902 and married Irene Glenn in 1918. He farmed at Lavinia then moved to Alberni BC in 1986. Survived by his mother four daughters two brothers a sister twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral was March 11 at Stevens Chapel with interment in Alberni Memorial Gardens.
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Drew
Ontario
R. W. Cochran
Manitoba
Irene Alice Glenn
Lavinia
Albernie B. C
N. Frost
Aleta
North Surrey
B. C
R. Williams
Muriel
S. Tull
Wilma
L. Miller
Deloris
Albernie
Loy
Decker
Clarence
S. Crawford
Mildred
Winnipeg
Irene
Garfield
Birdtail River School Division meeting at Shoal Lake
A meeting of the Pelly Trail Rolling River and Birdtail River School Division boards was held at Shoal Lake Collegiate on March 8 from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. A follow up meeting was tentatively set for March 22 at Shoal Lake.
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Pelly Trail
Rolling River
Birdtail River
Shoal Lake Collegiate
Shoal Lake
Carlisle crowns top money in Hamiota Cash Bonspiel
Ivan Carlisle and his Brandon rink defeated Ralph Wilson of Dauphin 11-2 to win top money. Final score 7-6 after Carlisle stole on the tenth end to reach the final against Bruce Hudson. Ed Shamray beat Bruce Hudson 8-7 to win the second prize.
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Ivan Carlisle
Brandon
John Carlisle
Mel Logan
Mickey Carlisle
Ralph Wilson
Dauphin
Hamiota
Wilson
Carlisle
Branon
Bruce Hudson
Winnipeg
Strathcona
Williamson
Bill Piett
Onande
Ross Fraser
Bob Jenkins
Shoal Lake
Ted Venables
Ron Gray Memorial Night honors Toronto music figure
A concert dance at Palais Royale Sunday brings four dance bands led by Jack Denton Frank Bogart Chico Valle and Pat Riccio together to honor Ron Gray a 44 year old music teacher and alto saxophonist who died of leukemia last October Proceeds go to a trust for his sons Randy and Gary Gray Gray taught at Parsons Junior High and contributed arrangements for Chico Valle and other bands He led a long performing and teaching career in Toronto.
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Ron Gray
Palais Royale Ballroom
Jack Denton
Frank Bogart
Chico Valle
Pat Riccio
William McCauley
O’keefe
Heintzman
Don Mills Centre
Yonge St
Scarboro Music House
Victoria Park
Kingston Rd
Toronto Musician’s Association
Thorncliffe Park
Toronto
Mr. Gray
C.B. Parson
Norman Harris
Ferde Mowry
Bobby Gimby
Bogart
Rockcliffe
Westernaires
Barbara Pentland
John Weinzweig
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Parson’s High School
Gray
Randy
Gary
Warble control with Ruelene licensed for spring use
M Deveson Ag Rep Ruelene now licensed for spring warble control. Do not use Dec Jan Feb. dilution three parts water to one Ruelene. Apply one ounce per 100 pounds body weight with maximum eight ounces for animals over 800 pounds. One treatment should solve this spring. Read full label for directions. Fertilizer queries noted for 1965 with soil test variability.
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National Geographic Society
Society
Robert Kennedy
Defense
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Interior
Stewart Udall
Stimpson
Selby
Fulton
Reynolds
Rapley
Randell
Rankin
Inspector Funk
USTM
Sovereign Film Distributors
Christie
Reeve Scott of
Barry P. Strickland
Johnnie McDonald
Reg. Blackman
Barry Rolley
Wesley W. Cochran
Wesley Webster Cochran
Nanaimo B. C
W. Wilkie
T. Miller
H. Thomas
G. Hayes
D. Christie
J. Newfield
RED Cross
Shamray
Clare Hunter
Kenton
Bob Picken
Ted Bridgett
Walter Lipscomb
Pope
Wes Rathwell
Nesbitt
Wallace Fraser
Hersh Lerner
Lerner
M. Deveson