Province Wins Court Rulings on Land Valuations for Diver sion and Floodway
Manitoba government land expropriation cases for Portage diversion and Red River floodway upheld. Galloway estate awarded $24 000 on 114.71 acres, down from $71 300 sought. Birdshill parcel 7.92 acres awarded $650 after offer of $715 and request of $1 500. Court costs assigned to plaintiffs in both matters.
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Manitoba
Portage
Red River
H. W. Galloway
Portage la Prairie
Frank W. Newman
Birdshill
Walter and
Hedwig Hnatiuk
R.R. Winnipeg
B. R. Coleman
Selkirk
Mrs. Charlotte Corey of Hamiota dies after illness
Mrs. Charlotte Corey longtime Hamiota pioneer dies after a lengthy illness leading to her sudden death at Assiniboine Hospital on October 6 1967. Funeral service held at McConnell Bros Chapel with Rev R E Clark officiating and interment at Russell Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers listed with local names. Born Sundridge Ontario she married Stuart Corley in 1908 leaving three children Margaret R W Kennedy and Robert J. Grandchildren and great grandchildren noted. Husband predeceased her in 1952.
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McConnell Bros
Hamiota Man
Charlotte Corey
Assiniboine Hospital
Hamiota District Hospital
R. E. Clark
Russell Memorial Gardens
George Bruce
Gladstone
Lorne Caldwell
Russell Currah
Hamiota
Stuart Cochrane
Oscar Dimond
Russel
Alwyn Coulter
Silverton
C. J. Widdicombe
Foxwarren
Four Square
Sundridge
Ont
Stuart Corley
Margareet
R. W. Kennedy
Lucy
Winnipeg
Robert J
Brandon
Community Christmas Tree Considered By Local Church Group
The Christian Education Committee of Hamiota United Church declines to sponsor a village Christmas Tree and urges a Community body to organize a public meeting to take on the project. C W Lewis, Christian Ed Chairman, notes the effort needs broader support.
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Christian Education Committee
Hamiota United Church
Manitoba Women's Institutes Leader Speaks to Crandall Rally
Mrs. Fulton, president of Manitoba Women’s Institutes and vice president of FWIC, addressed the Crandall Arrow River group with notes from the Guelph convention. June heat challenged concentration as sessions and tours continued, including a visit to Adelaide Hoodless Homestead and Ottawa bylaw revisions.
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Adelaide Hoodless
Toking
Taylor
Federated News
Alberta
T. V
Fulton
Ontario
Ottawa
Finkbeiner
Armstrong
Local UCW Meet Sets Plans and 1968 Nominations
The United Church Women Executive met October 11 in the Choir room with Mrs. J. E. Hudson presiding. After dues, the bank balance stood at 633.93 dollars. Local nominations for 1968 were requested by the Presbyterial Nominating Committee, with local acceptors named. Donations to the Supply Bale must be delivered by October 30 to Mrs. P. Davis for Vancouver shipment. The UCW will provide study materials and films for midweek groups and the Film Council fee of 10 dollars was approved. Rallies are planned at Clanwilliam October 30, Kenton October 31, Minotota November 1, and Russell November 2.
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United Church Women
J. E. Hudson
Presbyterial
J. J. Ward
E. A. Dixon
Birdtail River School Division board holds regular 1967 meeting
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 trustees met at Shoal Lake on October 12 1967 with Superintendent Davison and executive director A C Anderson present. Resolutions included adopting September minutes approving correspondence, paying invoices for St Lazare renovations and vehicle needs, and authorizing adjustments for transport of extra students before adjourning to October 23.
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Birdtail River School Division No
Shoal Lake
Wm. C. Davison
A. C. Anderson
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Fouillard Lumber and Supplies Ltd
St Lazare Collegiate
Clare Clark
Auto Insurance Hearings Set For December Public Hearing
The 13 member Legislative committee on automobile insurance will hear public briefs at 10 a.m. December 4 in Room 354 of the Legislative Building. It will study costs, justify rate increases, and examine government options, mid term cancellations, and filing claims.
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Legislative Committee
Legislative Building
Manitoba
F. A. Swaine
Peter Dygala
Rivers Pipe Band Reports 1967 Activities and Expo Trip
The Rivers Pipe Band played 42 engagements across Manitoba Saskatchewan and nearby towns in 1967. They traveled about 5000 miles by road and 3500 miles by train for the Expo tour with five performances in Montreal and stops in Ottawa and Capreol. The band draws members from Rivers and surrounding districts and plans training October 22 at No 1 Hangar CFB Rivers Base, aiming for about 129 total members.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Birtle
Cardale
Brandon
Crystal City
Reston
Dunrea
Minnedosa
Bradwardine
Holland
Miniota
Portege
Oek River
Strathclair
Carberry
Dauphin
Killarney
Rapid City
Swan River
Hamiota
Austin
Virden
Langenburg
Sask. Rivers
Expo
Monttreal
Parliament HV
Ottawa
Capriel
Ont
Riversand
Obodo
Isabella Minnedosa
Oak River
No. 1
Hanger
Cfb Rivers
Banded Ducks Aid Wildlife Biologists
Some 3 500 ducks southbound from Lake Dauphin this fall carry special aluminum leg bands indicating species sex age and a unique number. Ten species were banded with mallards 1 646 pin tails 872 blue winged teal 696 among others. Band returns help biologists track migration wintering areas and hunter kills to assess population harvests.
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Lake Dauphin
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Nature
Wildlife Branch
Meyer W W Kirk Enters Into Rest
Mr. W W Kirk died October 7 at Hamiota Hospital after a brief illness. Born March 7, 1888 in Scotia Man he lived in Hamiota and Brandon before retiring to Hamiota in 1947. He married Jenette Hogeland in 1912 and Ida Brown in 1958. two daughters survive plus a sister and a stepson. Funeral was October 10 at Hamiota United Church with Masonic and choir members noted.
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Mr. Kirk
Scotia Man
Hamiota
Wheat City Business College
Brandon
Kirk
Jenette Hogeland
Claud Johnson
Doris
Hamilton
Ontario
Wm. Edward
Evelyn
Rosemere P.Q
Mr Kirk
Hamiota United Church
Masonic Lodge
W.M. F. J Coombs
W A Murray
W E. G. Little
Tips From Trudy on Duck Cleaning and Cooking
The column notes a drop in Oak Lake duck population and urges careful handling from shot to plate. It advises bleeding and drawing within 30 minutes, avoiding gut cuts to prevent salmonella, plucking while warm, and cooling promptly. A roast duck recipe is provided with detailed steps and quantities.
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Oak Lake
Manitoba
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Jim Coe
Elizabeth Harris
Toronto
Jim
TNS
Mrs. C. Corley
C. W. Lewis
Christian Ed
W. I. Hold Rally
U.C.W
Birdtail River
Rankin, Stimpson
Fulton, Selby
Randell, and
Clark
Osler
Hammond & Nanton
Principals Club
Triangle Business Machines
Ess
Isurance Company of Canada
Unemployment Insurance Commission
R. Cochrane
Coloe
Mr. W. W. Kirk
William Wibsrt Kirk
Hamiota Hospital
Relph E Clark
Hemiota Cemetery
Ida Brown
Ida Malcolm
Vancouver
J. E. Reid
Saskatoon
A. Mackay
A. L. Decker
A. E. McConnell
C. W. Jamieson
Wm. Dick and
Walter Boggs
C. B. Randell
E. Westwood
H. McLaren
H. Andrew
Bob McConnell
F. S. Venables
Hamiota United Church Choir
Trudy
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