Ladies Curling Club Holds Semiannual Meeting
The Ladies Curling Club met October 24 in the Community Room with 30 members. Minutes were read and adopted. Committees were formed for draw supply bonspiel social and prize events. Fees set at 6.00 yearly. occasional spares 50c per game. Curling planned for November and two nights weekly. Continued on page five.
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Ladies Curling Chuir
Mary Cadwell
Edith Caldwell
Eula Woods
Roberta Vickery
Pat Kirk
Ruby Gray
Seth Jamieson
Dorothy Strong
Janice Shayman
Norah Mathison
Norah Kirk
Mrs. Dorothy Prior Dies in Vancouver General Hospital
Mrs. Dorothy B. Prior passed away at Vancouver General Hospital on October 26 1967. She is survived by one daughter Merjorie and three sons Trevor Dennis and David all of Vancouver. Born in England she immigrated to Canada in March 1913 with her family, lived in Hamio ta, then Brandon before moving to Vancouver in 1918 after marrying W J Prior.
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Dorothy B. Prior
Vancouver General Hospital
Birdtail River Graduation Exercises Honor 77 Graduates
About 400 people attended Birdtail River School Division No. 38 graduation at Kenton Collegiate Auditorium on November 4. Alexander Gerrard won the aggregate, physics and chemistry awards. Edith Poole and Bonnie Mundell received multiple honors.
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Birdtail River
Kenton Collegiate
Birtle
Commercial
Shoal Lake
Hamiota
Strathclair
St. Lazare
Miniota
Kenton
John L. Rankin
Oakner
Division School Board
J. M. Whyte
S. H. Brown
Kenton United Church
Morris
J. Horky
Ross Poole
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Birdtail River Association
MTS
Alex
Hudson Bay
Edith Mary Poole
Harvey Kingdon
Bonnie Charlene Mundell
A. Robertson
A. Pateman
Order of the Eastern Star
Atoimah
Royal York
Bonnie
Eleanor Waddell
Dennis Smith
Allyson James
Local Boy Graduates Special Training Course
Esquimalt B C Friday October 27 graduation day for LSHT3 Keith Douglas one of eleven graduating technical apprentices who completed 39 months of special training at the Fleet School CFB Esquimalt Fifteen of twenty six candidates did not complete the course due to its demanding academic program workshop accuracy and high standards Graduates received theory and practical instruction as marine engineering technicians or hull technicians The 39 month program included six months at sea aboard Pacific Maritime Command destroyer escorts Douglas is posted to CFB Halifax for employment in his trade
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Esquimalt
B.C
Fleet School
Pacific Maritime Command
Manitoba Board Releases Grade XII Pass Rates
The Manitoba high school examination board reports results from 46 602 papers in June. University entrance papers totalled 38 787 with 70.68 percent passing, while general course papers were 7 815 with 76.19 percent passing. Language and geography, chem, math, drama, and business law posted strong scores across university entrance and general tracks. Examinations were held at 187 Manitoba centres and 134 sites abroad in Canada, the United States, and overseas including Alberta Israel Ontario Thailand Ceylon and Cyprus.
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Manitoba
High School Examination Board
Canada
United States
Alberta
Israel
Ontario
Thailand
Ceylon
Cyprus
West-Man and ARDA Launch Economic Education Workshops
West-Man Residents Size Themselves Up cooperation between the West-Man Region al Development Corporation and Manitoba Agriculture aims to help 65 municipalities discuss potential economic development. Two two day workshops are set for November 6 7 for West Man directors and November 8 9 for regional staff and workers with Dr Eldridge of Iowa as lead discussions.
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Manitooa
Department of Agriculture
West-Man Regional Development Corporation
Manitoba
Agriculture
Harry J. Enns
West-Man
Agriculture Extension Centre
West Man
Hamiton College Awards Night Honors Bright Scholars
Hamiton Collegiate held its eighth Annual Scholarship and Award Night drawing a crowd of over two hundred. Bonnie Mundell won multiple awards including the Dr E D Hudson Memorial Scholarship of 100 dollars and the Rampling Memorial and McNaught scholarships for science and pharmacy. Readouts span Grades IX to XII with numerous subjects and honours plus special bursaries from local sponsors.
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Hamida Collegiate
Bonnie Mundell
University of Manitoba
E. D. Hudson
Caldwell Motors
McNaught
School of Pharmacy
Rampling Memorial
Dorothy Gerrard
Thomas Strickland
Glen Sytnyk
Robert Caldwell
Margaret Kelly
Heather Rothine
Diane Newton
Lynn Angus
U.E
JoAnne Iddeff
Joan Dillon
Wanda Anderson
Ronald Davis
Kenneth Lepine
Arnold Paterson
Robert Taylor
Janet Haight
Donald Gnntel
Frank Lucyshyn
Allan Preston
Keren Anderson
Garry Davis
Ronald Stewart
David Anderson
Adele Sytnyk
Son
Lois Prest
Allyson Gunon
Merlene Pollock
Bonnie
Larry Cormack
Katherine Gunson
Donald Hudson
Sylvia Pollock
Kenneth Hankin
Sandra James
Heather Murray
Hamiota Collegiate Institute
Hamiota Collegiate
Stephen Sharman
Frank Lacyshyn
McConnell Bros Ltd
McConnell Bros of Hamiota
Denwal Pharmacy Hamiota Ltd
Denwal Pharmacy
Betty Cormack
Rampling
Stan Rampling
Lois Kreager
Hamiota
Dor Mennie
Lois Preston
Diana Sharman
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Jn Hamders Fields
Flanders Fields
Stilf
Betty Oakden
Dot McConnell
Mary McNaught
Mary Mathison
Ida MccConnell
Doreen Fraser
Ella Mathison
Ida McConnell
Mary Caldwell
Dorothy Prior
Handy Andy
Pittsburgh Penguins
National Hockey League
Andy Bathgate
Detroit Red Wings
Bathgate
Penguins
TNS
Inspector Funk
Alexander David Gerrard
E. G. Morris
Davison
McDonald
Kenton Women’s Institute
F. W. Coward
Keith
Cfb Halifax
Dr. Eldridge
State of
Iowa
Agriculture Department
Extension Service
ARDA
Wes- Man
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