Manitoba Auto Insurance Hearings Set in Brandon
A day long Manitoba Automobile Insurance Committee hearing will be held December 1 in Brandon Council Chambers from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 p.m. Howard Pawley said locals who filed submissions will be interviewed. The panel has heard from over 500 briefs and letters province wide and plans further Winnipeg hearings and northern Manitoba sessions.
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Manitoba Automobile Insurance Committee
Brandon
Howard Pawley
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Pawley
Tee
Scotia Ladies Club Meet The Scotia Ladies Annual Meeting
The Scotia Ladies Club held its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Allan Cumming with seven teen ladies present. Officers elected include President Ella Anderson Vice-president Betty White Secretary Lorraine Cochrane Treasurer Grace Anderson Friendship Rena Smith Hospital Representatives Jean Strachan and Betty White News reporter Ella Anderson Shower Convenors Jean McKinnon Jean Strachan and Gerry Stein. Mrs. Ritchie Ellen Goertzen Doreen Angus Maxine Cumming led devotion and lunch.
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Scotia
Allan Cumming
Ella Anderson
Betty White
Lorraine Cochrane
Grace Anderson
Rena Smith
Jean Strachan
New’s
Jean McKinnon
Gerry Stein
Ritchie
Ellen Goertzen
Doreen Angus
Maxine Cumming
Birdtail River School Board meeting November 20 1969 Shoal Lake
The Birdtail River School Division No 38 held its regular board meeting at Shoal Lake on November 20 1969 at 8 00 p m Trustees present were Fulton Rapley Armitage Butcher Hames Randell Hyndman Waddell Falloon Selby and Lewycky In attendance included Lazare Fouillard trustee elect for Ward 1 and inspectors C D Bollman J C Callendar M A Decosse P H Funk and R R Partridge Addenda noted a report from the inspectors on St Lazare Foxwarren Miniota and Kenton Motions approved minutes correspondence and progress payment No 2 for the Birtle Collegiate addition to Hoffman Construction Ltd 58740 10 The Centennial Committee was formed by Failcon Lewycky and Hames The meeting adjourned to November 27 1969 Addendum reported the inspectors discussion on four communities
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Birdtail River School
No.38 Board of Trustees
Shoal Lake
Fulton, Rap
Pelly Trail
Birtle
Hoffman Construction Ltd
D. A. Failcon
O. W. Lewycky
W. K. Hames
Cardale W I meets in church basement on Wednesday
W I meeting in the church basement with eight members present. President Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Rockley conducted the session. Roll call offered program ideas for 1970 including a layette article and pennies for waist measurement.
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Cardale
Cardale W. I
Cochran
J. Rockley
Cowan
J Stewart
J. K. Shaw
F.H
Dennison
Gregorys celebrate 50th wedding anniversary at family tea
Mr and Mrs Wes Gregory marked their 50th anniversary with a tea at their daughter Mrs J Bailey’s home attended by over 100 guests. A family supper served 40 relatives followed by an open dance at Memorial Hall. Out of town guests arrived from Brandon Winnipeg Virden Miniota and Hamiota.
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Decker
Wes Gregory
J. Bailey
Memorial Hall
Brandon
Winnipeg
Virden
Miniota
Hamiota
Oak River Art Show Showcased Local Talent at Junior High
Over fifty paintings by local artists were on display at Oak River Junior High School on Saturday November 15 hosted by the local W I. About 120 guests viewed works by Mrs Florrie Snowdon Dr J Perry Mrs Lucia Armstrong Ray Power Jerry Bolton Carol Forsyth and Tony Martinuk Inc A mural The Leprechauns by Mrs Armstrong plus selected school art samples were shown A report by Mrs Perlmutter on a Gimli Arts workshop inspired Centennial projects and offered her services as a resource contact A silver buffet tea closed the afternoon.
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Oak River
W.I
Florrie Snowdon
J. Perry
Lucia Armstrong
Ray Power
Jerry Bolton
Carol Forsyth
Tony Martinuk
Inc
Cardale LOL Elects Officers at Meeting
Cardale Lodge of the Cardale Odd Fellows held a Tuesday evening session at the Cardale Orange Hall with ten members in attendance. Officers elected include Past Master T. R. Espey Master Tom Webb Deputy Elwood McCutcheon Chap W Graham Rec Sec G Espey Treasurer W McCormick and others.
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Cardale
Cardale Lol
T. R. Espey
Tom Webb
Elwood McCutcheon
W. Graham
G. Espey
W. McCormick
Marshall F. McConnick
L. Lipscomb
M. McLean
Cliff Kirk
Wilmot Kirk
Roy Espey
John McCormick
Messengers Meet Crandalis in Fourth CDI Meeting
The CDI Messengers gathered at Crandall Auditorium with a President opening the session. Judy Strachan read minutes while Donnie Lewis reported a year to date balance of 24.25 from Mrs. Bailey's room. Doris Lints was mourned by the group and new member Carrol Ariss joined Crandall. The meeting closed after a motion by Laurie Sunley and a second by Marlene Wallace. music period followed with study sessions. Next meeting set for December 5.
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C.D.I
Crandall Auditorium
Judy Strachan
Donnie Lewis
Bailey
Sherry Smith
Doris Lints
Doris
Carrol Ariss
Crandall
Carrol
Laurie Sunley
Marlene Wallace
Decker U C W Meeting Discusses Funds and Notices
The November Decker U C W met with twelve members. Highlights include a base set to Red Sucker Lake, plans for a golden wedding anniversary tea in December, and clothing drives for needy Indians and good used garments for storage.
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Decker
Decker U.C.W
Hunter
Murray
Brooks
Red Sucker Lake
Cochran
J. Lockiey
Harvey Lints
James
Stewart
China
4-H Club Plans Curling Session With Pot Luck
Hamiota 4 H Club held its second meeting on Friday November 14 with thirty four members present. The next meeting is set for December 12 featuring a curling session and a pot luck supper.
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Hamiota
Hamida 4-H Club
Farewell Tea for Phyllis Dales Before Winnipeg Move
About twenty friends gathered at Mrs. Percy Davis home for a farewell tea for Phyllis Dales who departs Saturday to live in Winnipeg. Prizes included a China swandish for Phyllis and a China cat and dog for Judy and Bruce. Phyllis invited guests to visit at 315 Truro Street. Lunch followed and Judy Dales and Sue Ann Duncan closed with the song It’s Been Good To Know You.
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Hamiota
Percy Davis
Phyllis Dales
Winnipeg
Ethel Duncan
Phyllis
Judy
Bruce
Truro Street
Judy Dales
Sue-Ann Duncan
Unit Two Meet at Mrs L A Robbins Home
Ten members and two visitors attended Unit Two at the home of Mrs L A Robbins on November 18. Miss Luella Bowman opened with the poem No Need. Tea and bazaar plans were assigned to Mrs R T Griffiths and Miss May Nicholson for December 6.
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OAK Rivtr
L. A. Robbins
Major Bowles
Luella Bowman
R. T. Griffiths
May Nicholson
H. Skinner
Birtle Presbytery
Frank Paddock
Christ
A. Nesbitt
St. Nick Flies
Flair Trail
Harrington Harbare
St. Anthony
Edna Eldorado
Union Station
F. Paddock
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Chamonix
St. Moritz
St. Bernard
New Mexico
Taos
TTS
Scotia Ladies Club
Birdtail River S. D
St. Lazare
Foxwarren
Kenton
W.I. Meet
Red Cross
U.C.W
F Paddock
John Munro
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