Manitoba Chamber of Commerce Leader Speaks at Lions Club Dinner
Steve Hegion, president of the Manitoba Chamber of Commerce, was guest speaker at a Lions Club dinner on November 2, 1965. He discussed provincial and municipal chamber activity, resolutions from national conventions, and his Virden affiliation. Local leaders Jim Leckie and Burns Chisholm spoke on community cooperation, housing, boundaries, and welcome signs for Virden. Morris Deveson chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba C. of C
Lions Club
Steve Hegion
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Lion’s Club
Lion Pres
R. M. Deveson
Pres. Hegion
Hegion
Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
Canada
Hegson
Virden
Jim Leckie
Virden Chamber
Leckie
Burns Chisholm
Chisholm
Patterson Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Patterson of Hamiota host their son L. R. Patterson and family in MacGregor for a silver wedding anniversary. The event features a two tier cake, mauve and white mums, a purse of money, and 14 guests at turkey dinner. Several Miniota and Winnipeg friends visit on the actual date with flowers and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Patterson
MacGregor
Hamiota
Ray Putnam
Winnipeg
Glendon Patterson
McAuley
Don McAfee
L. B. Patterson
O. L. Patterson
B. L. Patterson
Ray Put
Man
Glenda Patterson
June Underwood
Colgate
Sask
Harry Dankesreiter
Donna
Heather Thompson
Kenny Patterson
Miniota
Patterson’s
C. P.R
Hamiota Girl Receives Several Brandon Awards
Barbara Noreen Whyte, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Lindsay Whyte, formerly of Hamiota, earned multiple Brandon College 1964 65 first year arts and science awards. She won the general proficiency for highest standing in arts, two English scholarships, a political science prize, and a women’s high aggregate honor with an 80 plus maths mention, reflecting strong school and college activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Noreen Whyte
J. Lindsay Whyte
Hamiota
Brandon College
Barbara
University Womens Club of Brandon
Gwynfred I. Griffith
Women’s Canadian Club
E. Fotheringham
Regular meeting of Birdtail River school board at Shoal Lake
Board members and Inspector Funk gather October 21 1965 to discuss Strathclair auditorium agreement and bus routes, approve minutes, receive correspondence, adopt By-laws 4 5 and 6 65, and plan November 9 1965 meeting with votes on delegations and financials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Stimpson
Fulton
Reynolds
Rapley
Randell
Inspector Funk
Strathclair
A. R. Robertson
Hamiota
J. W. Pratt
Mr. Funk
M.A.S.T
Winnipeg
Department of Education
T.V
G. Hunter
Talbot
Tesarski
E. Perreault
Smith Carter Searle Association
Kenton and Miniota
Osler, Hammond and Nanton
Division Board
Miniota
Arnold Gertz
Selby
Rankin
Education survey asks support for Michener reform plan
Public opinion poll asks Canadians to choose between central administration of elementary schools by 46 district divisions or continued local school boards. It outlines Michener Report changes, lists potential board functions, and urges voting via clipping and mailing to Birdtail River Teachers Association.
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Michener Report
Michener
Ministers Knowles and Douglas at Reston Baptist Church
The article recalls Stanley Knowles and Tommy Douglas as ministers commissioned to the Reston Baptist Church, noting the church's construction in 1905 and demolition in 1945 and that they served during that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Knowles
Tommy Douglas
Reston Baptist Church
Hamiota Horse Club Names Officers For New Year
The Hamiota Horse Club held its first meeting of the year on a Monday at 7 30 with 18 members present. Three leaders and nine new members were noted. A $10 contribution to the Club Council was approved. Next nominations were planned. President Guy Kling led the session with Sharon White as vice president Judy Hunt secretary Dorothy Hudson treasurer and Vicki Robinson reporter. Plans for the coming year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Horse Club
Guy Kling
Sharon White
Judy Hunt
Dorothy Hudson
Vicki Robinson
Nitrate poisoning not a great threat to Manitoba cattle
Veterinarians say nitrate poisoning is uncommon in Manitoba cattle with hundreds of fodder samples over five years showing few hazards. High nitrates come from damp oat hay and beet tops. water also a source. Testing available at University of Manitoba labs and provincial environment health lab. Early vet treatment with methylene blue can be effective.
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Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Waeter
Vaeru
Deen
Wells
Bernyard
Provincial
Norquay
Winnipeg
Lavinia W I Meeting Notes and Activities
The Lavinia W I met at Mrs Arthur Knights on October 20 with 10 members and 1 visitor. Mrs Taylor presided. Roll call was a country of the United Nations. Hospital data from the September roll call donated articles valued at 1.83. A carload of ladies aims to attend the Isabella rally to hear Mrs Fulton on her Dublin trip. A quilt project will meet later to assemble donated pieces. A motion proposes donating 1N to the Hospital this year replacing fruit and vegetables. A committee was formed to arrange a welcome for new members. Meeting closed after Creed and notices from Mr. W Corhrane and Mrs B McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia W.I
R. V McConnell
Rockley
FE McConnell
J Bove
W. Cochrane
BF. McConnell
Tough and Damp Grain Safe for Poultry and Livestock
University of From the standpoint of nutrition this grain differs from dry grain only in water content Extra moisture dilutes nutrients causing animals to consume more total feed No need to change ratios just replace the dry grain with damp grain Moldy grain may reduce palatability and should be introduced gradually Turkeys are especially sensitive to moldy grain and odor changes
John Mitchell Graduates from Regina RCMP Training
John Mitchell, a member of L Troop, Regina, completed RCMP training with a Red Serge posting. A banquet and get acquainted party honored parents and friends, followed by a full exhibition of riding, gym work, swimming lifesaving, and drill. Local families from Arrow River attended and congratulated Const. Mitchell J. K. on his achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Mitchell
Wally Tuttle
Rapid City
Sid Humphries
Brandon
Hanna
Hamiota
Ken Mitchell
Wendy
Bruce
L. Troop
R.C.M.P
Regina
John Mitchell
John
Mitchell
Arrow River
Far
Mitchell J. K
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Cal Council
Trans
Morris Deveson
The
Pat
Selma
RED Cross
Birdtail River
Shoal
Annrox
Strath
Birtle
Funk
Osler Hammond
Nanton
Jone
Hydro
Kenton Collegiate
Pratt
Waddell
M.S.S.A.A
Strathclair Home and School Association
Leone Dale
Yvonne Plante
Richard Dale
T Tottee
Nico Tottee
M. Tennie
Birtle Collegiate
Asain
Educational Survey
Gallop
Birdtail River Teachers Association
Harvey Kingdom
M. Deveson
Ag. Rep
Animal Science
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