Saskatoon College of Veterinary Medicine Names Three Appointments
Three new appointments join the University of Saskatchewan College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. C. M. Fraser becomes professor and head of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery. Dr. H. C. Carlson joins as associate professor of veterinary pathology. Dr. O. M. Radostits is named assistant professor in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. C. Fraser
Dept. of Veterinary Medicine
Saskatoon
College of Veterinary Medicine
University of Saskatchewan
C. M. Fraser
Ontario Veterinary College
Veterinary Medicine
H. C. Carlson
Alberta Veterinary Services Branch
0. M. Radostits
Dr. Fraser
Manitoba
Fraser
Canadian Veterinary Journal
Hamiota
University of Manitoba
Decker Costume Carnival features judges and prizes
The Decker Community rink hosted its annual costume carnival on March 22 with judges Mrs. W. Padfield of Decker and Mr. Bill Hall and Dennis Kirk of Hamiota. Prizes were awarded across preschool, elementary, and teen groups, with multiple first and second place finishers listed by category. A humorous impersonation of the Lerner rink from Winnipeg by Hamiota curlers sparked laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker Community
W. Padfield
Decker
Bill Hall
Dennis Kirk
Hamiota
Linda
Judy Strachan
Laurie Sunley
Tremendous Activity In Curriculum Field In Manitoba
Minister of Education ALlige Johnson reports tremendous activity in curriculum revision across Manitoba schools. Work continues on high school vocational industrial and vocational commercial courses and a new university entrance course slated for use by September 1966. General course enrollment for 1965 66 reached 3 390 pupils in 69 schools and 147 classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Manitoba
House
Education Department
Johnson
Manitoba Institute of Technology
Medical Laboratory Technicians
Backfield Backs Dads Clash In Wild Father Son Hockey Game
Franklin benches three players as Tom Thumbs clash with Oh My Aching Back dads. Art Oakden nets first goal amid penalties while Edwin and Wayne Rothine anchor the dads to a 60 minute win. Mothers serve treats after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Tom
Shorty Turner
Mac Hamilton
Harvey
Kevin Duncan
Art Oakden
Tom Thumbs
Wimp Sheardown
Jeff
Wimp
John McGhee
Bob Wilson
Jack Boyd
Edwin
Wayne Rothine
Daylight Saving Bill Approved In Principle In Manitoba
The Manitoba Legislature gave in principle approval to a bill extending daylight saving time in Greater Winnipeg to end of October and allowing other municipalities to bylaw the same period. The plan shifts six months of daylight time from last April weekend to last October weekend, with rural areas urged toward uniform overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro-Winnipeg
Manitoba
Robert G. Smellie
Q.C
Greater
Winnipeg
Smellie
Hamiota Hospital Guild Meeting Reports Local Aid
The Hamiota Hospital District No. 7A guild met in Chumah Hall with Mrs. E. Stewart presiding. Fifteen districts attended. Minutes approved. Bank balance shown as 1911.62. Donations from Eastern Star and others noted. Hospital activity includes 74 admissions, 10 births, 1 death, 14 major operations, 17 minor, and blood usage figures. Plans include ward lights and a 22 inch deep freeze. Regional meeting set for May 19 in Hamiota. Dr. Ed Hudson to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital
Chumah Hall
E. Stewart
Eastern Star Chapter
Red Cross
Brandon
Kieth Dixon
Hamiota
Ed Hudson
Childrens Ward
Lions Bonspiel Results: First Event Winners
The first event awards go to M. Deveson skip, Joyce Deveson, Birnie Williams, and Tommy Strickland. Second place team includes Art Oakden skip, Betty Oakden, Bill McConnell, and Larry Oakden. The second event lists George Pittendreigh skip, Dorothy Strong, Wayne Rothney, Wes Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Deveson
Joyce Deveson
Birnie Williams
Tommy Strickland
Art Oakden
Betty Oakden
Bill McConnell
Larry Oakden
George Pittendreigh
Dorothy Strong
Wayne Rothney
Wes. Strong
Birdtail River School Board Sets 1965 Budget and By Law
Birdtail River school division board met at Shoal Lake on March 19 1965 with trustees Stimpson Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Rankin and inspector Funk present. They approved minutes, passed By Law 2 65 authorizing a 350000 loan from the Royal Bank of Canada, designated bus drivers for Winnipeg trip, ordered Britannica encyclopedias, approved classroom contributions to BAS A A, and scheduled a March 25 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Stimpson
Selby
Fulton
Reynolds
Rapley
Rankin
Inspector Funk
E. D. Smith
USTM
Department of Education
M. Coupland
Osler Hammond
Nanton
G. Morris
Winnipeg
Manitoba Institute of Technology
Encyclopedia Britannica of Canada
Hamiota Collegiate Teams Earn Praise from Birdtail School Board
A May 1 letter from the Birdtail River School Division No. 38 extends congratulations to Hamiota Collegiate teams. Senior girls win the Manitoba Teachers College trophy. boys win their zone to reach Provincials. junior girls show strong Birdtail League standings. cheerleaders praised for steady support and good spirit under Rev Ralph Clark’s emphasis on refereeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River
Hamiota Collegiate
Manitoba Teachers College
Robertson
Baillie
Ralph Clark
Pioneer Club Re Organize In Hamiota
The Ham iota and District Pioneer Club held its first 1965 meeting at Dales Garage on Wednesday March 24 with 11 members and interested non members. They discussed last year’s parade considered painting a club banner and other topics. The club invites new members both men and women to join and promote a museum in Hamiota with the next meeting set for Wednesday April 28 at 8:00 in Dales Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Court of Revision Held at Hamiota on March 30
The Court of Revision met in Hamiota March 30 with assessors Garry Grant and Les Basaraba sworn in by town clerk Wm. T. Andrew. Seven appeals were filed. two appeared in person. All appeals were sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Garry Grant
Les Basaraba
Wm. T. Andrew
Water line being checked in town for large leak
Engineer Mr. Ken Potter of Underwood McLellan and Associates checks the water system under pressure to locate a large leak. Homeowners shut off water while a fire engine is attached. pressure is read from a gauge with assistance from public utility man Mr. George Duchart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Potter
Underwood, McLellan and Associates
Potter
George Duchart
Hamiota 4-H Economics Club Plans Dessert Party
The Hamiota 4-H Economics Club held its fifth business meeting on Monday March 29 in the Community Room. Members approved a dessert party for April 10 from 3 to 5 p.m. and discussed Achievement Day on May 10. Plans will be finalized at the next meeting on Monday April 26 at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota 4-H Economics Club
Tom Thumb Hockey Club Wins Stratford Frame Trophy
The Tom Thumb Hockey Club led by Garry Dale Bob Caldwell Darwin Hamilton Bruce Coombs Donald Rothine Dale Brooks Rick Hamilton Jim McGhee Jeff Sheardown Gord ie Turner Neil Wilson Allie McNiven Larry Oakden Daryl Boyd wins the Stratford Frame Trophy for North Central League supremacy. Previous victors include Rossburn Oak River Cardale Rivers and Hamiota in 1965 with Shorty Turner and Mac Hamilton assisting through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Dale
Bob Caldwell
Darwin Hamilton
Bruce Coombs
Donald Rothine
Dale Brooks
Rick Hamilton
Jim McGhee
Jeff Sheardown
Gordie Turner
Neil Wilson
Allie McNiven
Larry Oakden
Daryl Boyd
Tom Thumb
Rossburn
Oak River
Cardale
Rivers
Hamiota
Shorty Turner
Mac Hamilton
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Ronnie McWhirter
Judy Little
Fancy
Clayton Rosenberger
Rein Strachan
Curtis Little
Delwyn Lavinaway
Connie Davis
Heather Alexander
Patsy Knight
Heather Brooks
Dale Little
Darrell Badger
Wanda Sunley
Beth Stewart
Kevin Lints
Murray Strachan
Cheryl Decker
Debbie Sunley
Ronna Stewart
Beverly Brooks
Barbara Lints
Greg Little
Wade Little
Bob Lints
Ricky Padfield
Karen Cooke
Sharon Howell
Pat Musgrove
Glenda Badger
Gaylene Stewart
Marilyn Davidson
Brent Little
Denny Decker
Duncan Stewart
Our Lady
H. Lerner
Harvey Lints
Lerner
Hamiota Hospital Guild
LIONS
Waddell Motors and
Hamiota Echo
Pioneer Club
Court of Revision
Hamiota 4
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