North Western Manitoba Teachers Meet At Foxwarren
The tenth annual convention of the North Western Manitoba Teachers Association met October 6 in Foxwarren Scheel hall with president W Fredrickson Strathclair and secretary treasurer J McLennan Bir th. About 101 teachers registered from area municipalities. Guest speaker C K Rogers of the Department of Education spoke on teacher authority and duties. Rev Thomas Gibbon of the Manitoba Temperance Alliance addressed liquor issues in schools. Friday sessions covered classroom exhibits and problems, with officer elections for 1955 56 naming P Funk Shoal Lake as honorary president J Chalaturvk Hamiota as president R McIntosh Foxwarren as vice president and J Meiennan Birtle as sec treas. The meeting ended with a lunch and Banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Westerse Manitebs
C. K. Rogers
Department of Education
Rogers
Thos. Gibbon
Manitoba Temperance Alliance
Manitoba Teachers Society
Hamtota Nice
Wredericksen
Strathclair
Jes
Waddell
Sheal Lake
Pex Warren Institute
Pollwanhe
Zion WV
Walter Dinsdale
Brandon
S. V. Stitt
Foxwarren
Geo. McCrindle
Fox Warren
North Western Maniteopa Teachers Association
P. Funk
Shoal Lake
J. Chalaturnvk
Hamiota
R. McIntosh
Sec-Treas
J. Meiennan
Birtle
E. Reynolds
Miniota
H. Hanlin
Rothesay
E. Wadell
G. Scott
Ham
Hamiota Echo Supplement Dated October 19 1955
Historical newspaper supplement dated Wednesday October 19 1955 from Hamiota Echo. Contains potential notices and brief items reflecting local events and community updates of that period.
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Hamiota Echo
Hamiota School Notes Highlight Fall Events and Sports
School reports a HMS Pinafore operetta October 21 in the auditorium. Hamiota girls beat Oakburn 11 8 in softball. Two basketball games: Porcupines 43 Dodgerettes 44 and Phantoms 38 Bruins 60. Grade VII VIII candy sale October 21 to fund The Prince and the Pauper screening. Exams begin October 21. Boys football wins over Oak River 19 0 and Birtle 43 0 with multiple scorers. Basketball league formed. Ron Baillie leads scoring 53 in Titanics 65 33 win. MacLean Hunter subscriptions renewed. various local visits noted. Cardale United Church anniversary October 23 with Dr Murray.
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Birtle
Hamiota
Oakburn
Porcupines
Dodgerettes
Phantoms
Bruins
Prince and the Pauper
Oak River
Larry Smith
Denny Smith
Larry McDouval
Garry Kidd
Larry McDougall
Ron Baillie
Larry McDougal
Larry
Blue Bombers
Gerald Mathison
Larry Raw
Humida
Dian School
Hamieta
Titanics
House of David
MacLean Hunter
Agricultural events and club notices from Strathclair region
The North Western District Agricultural Society meets in Strathclair on October 27. Local members seek nine to ten farmers for field shelter belts and a tree planter. Fifteen seats remain for the US A farm tour Nov 30 to Dec 3. The 4 H Seed Fair races Nov 4 at Strathclair. Cat at office forEggs Are What You Make Them. 1955 Swine Report notes W E Newton M Connell and Oswald Black of Minnesota. Earl's sons scored 77 and 83 while Oswald's pigs posted 78 and 86.
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North Western District Agricultural Society
Strathclair
Local Agricultural Society
A. Farms
Shoal Lake
Isabella
Cardale
W. E. Newton
M-Connell
Oswald Black
Minniota
Earl
Oswald
Banquet for Fathers and Sons Hosted by W I Dr Murray
A large Friday banquet drew over a hundred fathers and sons with Newdale’s Jack McPhaden as toastmaster. Rae Armstrong delivered a humorous reply to the fathers’ toast while Allan Ross spoke for the sons. Visiting guests included Mr and Mrs Muirhead and Mr and Mrs Rutherford from Brandon. Mrs Gill of Mitchell, Ont., was mentioned as well.
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Fathers and Sons
W.I
Social notes from Brandon area visitors and events
Vancouver visitor Mr D E Peddie stayed with Mr and Mrs O D Johnstone last week. Miss Shirley Runchey from Brandon General Hospital trained at home of her parents M and Mrs W Runchey. Miss Joan Teale of Brandon visited her parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Bert Bailey of Minedosa visited home over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Victor Grant of Winnipeg spent weekend with sister Mrs Doug Johnstone. Decker Fowl Supper set for Friday October 21 at 5 30 pm with programs from Harding Oak River Hamota Brandon Rivers Arrow River and local talent. Adults 75c children 6 to 14 40c school age free. Mr and Mrs M Easton of Hamota selling home and living with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs L Cochran. Mrs Cosgrove of Napinka visited brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Harold Hunter last week.
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D. E. Peddie
Vancouver B.C
O. D. Johnstone
Shirley Runchey
Brandon General Hospital
W. Runchey
Joan Teale
Brandon
Bert Bailey
Minedosa
Victor Grant
Winnipeg
Doug Johnstone
Decker Fowl
Harding
Oak River
Ham‘ota
Rivers
Arrow River
M. Easton
Wedding Shower for Janice Rosenberger Held at Alexander Home
Mrs. Huber Alexander and Mrs. E W Alexander hosted a mixed shower at the Alexander residence for Miss Janice Rosenberger a bride elect for October 26th. Guests wore corsages and were escorted to their seats by club members and relatives.
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E. W. Alexander
Hugh Alexander
D.cker
Lavinia
Janice Rosenberger
Janice
Joan Teale
L. Young
Musgrove
Shayman
H. Strachan
Joan
Janice Receives Gifts at Celebration Reading
Teale read the address Beverley Bailey and David Stewart carried in a decorated basket laden with gifts A reading was given by Mrs A L Decker Janice's friends helped undo the gifts Janice thanked everyone in her pleasant way Committee in charge were Mrs H Alexander Mrs E W Alexander Mrs Teale Mrs M Little A dainty lunch was served Waiters were Isobel Gammack Jean Doherty Georgina Pearson Wilma Delbridge Joan Teale and Mrs F Rosenberger
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Teale
Beverley Bailey
David Stewart
A. L. Decker
Janice
H. Alexander
E. W. Alexander
M. Little
Isobel Gammack
Jean Doherty
Georgina Pearson
Wilma Delbridge
Joan Teale
F. Rosenberger
Evening Auxiliary hosts C.G.I.T. meeting October 11
The Evening Auxiliary entertained the C.G.I.T. at their regular meeting on October 11 with thirty members and twenty three C.G.I.T. attendees. Mrs. W. Cochran acted as guest speaker narrating an account of our friends The Indians and the Metis. After a pleasant lunch, attendees joined the C.G.L.T. in singing Vane.
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C.G.I.T
Ouknet University Irview Kekban Rally Date Change
Notice announces a rescheduled AWMS Sectional Rally at Oakner United Church on Thursday October 20th with a 7 pm start and a Silver Tea to follow in the Oakner School Auditorium. Meeting moves to Mrs EO Westwood home on Thursday November 2 at 2 pm.
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Ouknet University
Irview
Ktober
AWMS
Oakner United Church
Oakner School
Cabrier WA
EO Westwood
Pam
Plesaerote
Kenton High School Dance Enjoyed By Attendees
The Kenton High School dance drew a happy crowd with attendees reporting a good time. One partygoer expressed plans to travel north to hunt moose, while on Wednesday afternoon films were shown and enjoyed by all.
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Kenton High School
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