Birdtail River board sets multiple by laws and bus tenders
Birdtail River School Division No 38 held its regular meeting August 31 1966 in Shoal Lake. Trustees Rankin Stimpson Fulton Clark Rap ley Randell Selby and Inspector Funk attended. The board adopted minutes and read third time several leasing by laws for temporary classrooms at Hamiota St Lazare and Birtle. They approved transportation tenders for routes 1 through 34 and accepted S J McCall as bus contractor for Route 28 Foxwarren to Birtle Collegiate. Graduation exercises were scheduled for October 22 at Hamiota Auditorium with a planning committee named.
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Shoal Lake
Rankin
Stimpson
Fulton
Clark
James
Ernest C. Foullard
St. Lazare
Birtle Collegiate
Birtle
Kenton
Birdtail River
Hamiota Auditorium
Randell
Hamiota United Church Women Meet in Chumah Hall
The Hamiota United Church Women held their first fall meeting in Chumah Hall on Wednesday September 7 at 8 p.m. Seventeen members attended with Unit 1 in charge of worship. The treasurer reported 1439.91 and suggested a $500 transfer to the Stewards. The group planned a Centennial Project and noted the P.T.C.T. Retreat October 4–7 with two delegates attending. The October meeting is set for October 13 to hear Mrs Cochran speak on Conference experiences.
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Hamiota United Church
Chumah Hall
Unit 1
J. J. Ward
Wm. Grey
T. Dillon
H. Harrison
J. E. Riddell
E. A. Dixon
A. E. Andrew
Canada
Hamiota Elementary School Van Drivers for 1966 67
A school transport list shows each van route with driver names and daily rates for the 1966 67 term. Routes A to P are outlined with drivers such as Harry Bailey Hudson Dale D A Park Ross Robertson and others, along with varying payments per day.
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Hamiota Elementary School
Harry Bailey
Hudson Dale
D. A. Park
Ross Robertson
G. H. Allan
A. F. Brooks
W. J. McGhee
Doug Pedlow
James Cartney
J. S. M. Pedlow
D. J. Kirk
Thos. Thompson
Ellen Milne
Roy Williams
G. W. Stewart
A. J. McBain
Winnipeg Portage Expressway Near Completion to By-Pass
Minister Walter Weir announced rapid progress on the four lane Winnipeg Portage expressway. The western section to Elie is finished and the Assiniboine River span to Portage edge should complete this fall. Grading at Portage interchange mid September, structures by April, by pass two thirds done.
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Winnipeg-Portage
Walter Weir
Elie
Assiniboine River
Portage
Weir
CNR
Hamiota W I holds fall meeting with guest speaker
Mrs. Fred Decker of Victoria B C spoke on Institute work and covering similar groups across the line. Twenty members and visitors attended as Mrs Ray Armstrong led business. Prizes were awarded for English improvement and home grounds. The Cancer Society sent a 368 40 donation and a social tea closed the afternoon.
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W.I
Fred Decker
Victoria
B.C
T. J. Strachan
Kathleen Thornton
Ray Armstrong
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Holds 25th General Conference
Delegates led by Rev and Mrs E Myers and Miss Freda Phillips gathered in Winnipeg from August 25 to 30 as Calvary Temple hosted business sessions. An August offering of 102440 funded overseas mission work. leadership changes included Stiller and Lynn, with Johnstone reelected as General Superintendent and Montgomery as Youth Director. Reports showed strong church growth, a 52 percent census rise, and resolutions reaffirming scriptural authority and media programming concerns. Former Hamiota pastors attended.
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E. Myers
Freda Phillips
the Penticostal Assemblies of Canada
Winnipeg
Calvary Temple
Suneey
C. M. Wortman
Movement
G. R. Upton
C. H. Stiller
Toronto
Carman Lynn
Vancouver
Tom Johnstone
J. Montgomery
Robert Argue
Montreal
Home Missions and Bible Colleges
the Bible Society
Collins
Manitoba
Penticostal
Canada
Vancouver Island
Halifax
Hamiota Gospel Chapel
Bernard Parkinson
Gordon Fulford
Saskatoon
John Coughlan
Surmerland
B.C
Dave Giesbrecht
Garrick, Sask
George Baycroft
Roland
Provincial 4-H Dairy Show and Sale Planned at Red River
The 4-H Dairy Show and Sale will be held at the Red River Exhibition barn on September 21 with the Manitoba Dairy Cattle Show and Sale following the next day. Calves are top quality yearlings from southern Manitoba clubs. last year about 100 calves from 22 clubs participated.
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Red River
Manitoba
Tion
Winnipeg Arena
Federal permits urged for Manitoba duck hunters
Manitoba duck hunters should buy their federal migratory game bird permits now before the season starts September 23 south of the 53rd parallel. Past experience shows permits run short in northern Manitoba where seasons open earlier. the $2 permits are available at post offices and are required in addition to provincial licences.
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Manitoba
W J Jasper Joins Pan Am Games Public Relations Staff
W J Jasper of Winnipeg has joined the Pan American Games Society public relations staff. He will assist in promotional work and arranging facilities for press and media covering the Games. Jasper has been a school administrator and athletics director in Manitoba.
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W. J. Jasper
Pan-Am Society
W. J
Wally) Jasper
Winnipeg
The
Brandon Sun
Jasper
John Keirstead
Manituan
Jason Par
Hamida
Beandon
Coltege
Manitoba
Early Steps to Control Insects on Livestock
Guidance advises treating cattle for lice and grubs before winter, between September and November, with whole-herd coverage. Recommended products include Co-Ral, Ruelene, Neguron, Ciodrin, Malathion and Ronnel, with specific mixing, application methods, and slaughter-withdrawal times.
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Vietnam
U.S
Grant McMahon
Mervyn Bell
Clare McTaggart
Hamiota
C. M. Howell
Decker
Gerald Decker
Ray’ Lints
Harvey Houck
L. C. Stewart
Gordon Higgins
McConnell
Donald Pollock
Lorne S. Richardson
Beulah
Ray Asselstine
Isabella
George Sutherland
Robert Stewart
Miniota
Reynolds Brothers
J. Rollo
Solsgirth
Howard Catherwood
Birt
S. J. McCall
Foxwarren School
United Church
Winnipeg - Portage
Supercrete Ltd
P.A.O.C
Mr. Jasper
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
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