Birdtail River School Board meets Shoal Lake November 1965
The Birdtail River School Division No 38 held a November 9 1965 meeting at Shoal Lake with Trustees Stimpson Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Randell and Rankin. Motions cover minutes approval correspondence voting delegates to MAST conven tion van contracts and salaries and hiring teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Stimpson, Selby, Fulton, Reynolds, Rapley
Randell and Rankin
Foxwarren
Robertson
MAST
Triange Business
Bilowus
Christies
Hepworth
Shoal Lake School Board
Department of Education
Department of Labour
Bliss
K. Clark
W. Edwards
Fulton, Reynolds and Stimpson
M.A.S.T
Mike Blashko
Birdtail River
Weekend guests and church anniversary services in the M. Smuttell area
Weekend visitors include Mrs Hodgins and Neil from Regina, Mr and Mrs Bill Evans and Sharon from Winnipeg. A 70th anniversary service for Scotia church is set for Sunday November 21 at 7 30 p.m. Also notes of condolences, engagements and local attendances at funerals and events across Brandon Minnedosa and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Smuttell
K Hodgins
Neil
Regina
Bill’ Evans
Sharon
Winnipeg
Scotia Church
Betty
Lou White
Mis. J. Morison
Minnedosa
Elaine Kruger
Vancouver
Elaine
Oakner News Guests and Visits Across Manitoba
Oakner News reports numerous social visits. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pain with Kath y teen and Drammond of Regina visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin. Mrs. R. D. Shupe of Silverdale, B.C. visits H. D. Brown. John Rankin attends a Manitoba Association of School Trustees convention in Winnipeg. Donald Brown returns from Winnipeg. A view spends time with her son Ivan Fleming and daughter-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pain
Kathy Teen
Drammond
Regina
Barbara Pain
Swift Current
John Rankin
R. D. Shupe
Silverdale
B.C
H. D. Brown
John Kennedy
Winnipeg
McFeely
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Donald Brown
Belle Fleming
Grandview
Ivan Fleming
Local notes from Decker and area weekender updates
Miss Dawn Bailey of Winnipeg spent the weekend at her home. Mr and Mrs Bert Musgrove left Friday for Hespler Ontario to visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Mast and boys for three weeks. We wish Linda Sunley a speedy recovery at Hamiota Hospital. The Decker W I will hold their annual bazaar in the hall on Friday November 19 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Bailey
Winnnipeg
Bert Musgrove
Hespler
Ontario
Jack Mast
Linda Sunley
Hamiota Hospital
Decker W.I
Weekend Visits Highlight McConnell Area Socials
Miss Lynne Robinson of Minnedosa and Mr. Ken Robinson of Winnipeg spent the weekend at their home with Miss Darlene Bennett of Winnipeg. Mrs. A. Little visited Rosser at the Corbet home, while Miss Lynne Pollock and Mr. Cameron from Brandon were at the former’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne Robinson
Minnedosa
Ken Robinson
Winnipeg
Darlene Bennett
A. Little
Rosser
Corbet
Lynne Pollock
Mr. Cameron
Brandon
Marlene Pollock
Hamiota Office Hours Released for Regular Week
The Hamiota office announces public access on Mondays Thursdays and Fridays from 9 00 to 5 30 with contact by phone. The notice emphasizes consistent weekly attendance and available services for residents seeking assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Dunn
M.as.t
Perreault
St. Lazare
Betty Perreault
Mary McDonald
Gerda Holtz
Stratclair
Robert Angrin
Birtle
Birtle Collegiate
Foxwarren School Board
Roogie
Service
Wedgewood Dining Room
Forest Room
Radio & Television
Pope
Marlene James’ of
Mrs. F. James
Hyndman
Garnet
Oakner
Mansell
Mr. Mansell
Harry Thompson
Thompson
Gordon Newell
Irene Murray
Mexico
Mary
Church of
Detker
Murdock of
Miniota
Oakner News
Decker News
McConnell News
Harvey Pangman
Ruby McAuley
Edmonton
Herbie ‘Thompson
Brooks, Aliberta
Judy Richardson
Bryant Woods
Bonnie Hyndman
Safety Deposit Box
Ient
Canada
Rivers
Sun
Brandor
Tickets & Express
Manitoba Motor Transit Limited
Manitoba
Doug Mitchell
Decker Murray Carnegie
Les Curtis
Kenton
Ammonium Phosphate
Sur Neue Fertilizer
Esso
Imperial Oil
Limiven
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!