Local residents plan educations travels and events
Larry Smith and Murray Zuk head to Brandon for college while Gail Bailey Evelyn Dixon and Gayle Clark depart for Normal School. Mr and Mrs Bob Watt visit Hamiota with Bob transferring to Deloraine. Nan Emerson of Winnipeg visits J Chaplin family. W A notes cover a Thursday meeting with Mrs Williams presiding and a canvass for donations to end October. Regina hosts the 40th annual WNA convention next year with 19 weeklies over 100 years old. Vancouver is next expected site.
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Gail Bailey
Evelyn Dixon
Gayle Clark
Brandon
W. A
Williams
McBain
Mizpath
WNA
Regina
Bill Telfer
Tesar ski elected president at local meeting
Mr Tesarski was unanimously elected president at a Lenore Kenton Harding Local meeting held September 9 at Kenton School. Other officers elected include Mr Reynolds as vice president Mrs Vance as secretary and Miss D English as public relations officer. The November meeting will be at Lenore Manitoba.
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Kenton School
Tesarski
Lenore Kenton
Children’s Aid Society Moves to New Building
The board of the Children’s Aid Society held its first fall meeting in the new premises. They reviewed staff appointments, committee reports, and office needs from the move. Executive Director Mrs Riesberry described varied sources of case referrals including neighbors and police directing abandoned children to the Society. A committee was formed to plan the official opening and the new space allows private interviews and less clutter for more efficient work.
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Children’s Aid Society
Hamiota 4-H Garden Club Achieves at Year End
The Hamiota 4-H Garden Club held its annual achievement on September 11 with sixteen members displaying vegetables. Faye Pollock presented a year in review, a rally was noted, Reverend Clark judged displays, slides from the rally were shown, and a presentation to club leader Mrs Pollock was made. The club praised attendees and expressed hope for two more meetings before reorganizing for next year.
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Hamiota
Revark
Mr. Deveson
Everyne
Quebec Bridge Crowned World’s Longest Cantilever Span
Quick Canadian Facts notes the Quebec Bridge as the longest single cantilever bridge in the world at 1,800 feet, surpassing the Firth of Forth bridge in Scotland by 90 feet.
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Quebec
Firth of Forth
Scotland
Births at Hamiota Hospital and surrounding areas
Birth notices from August to September 1958 list newborns: a boy to Mr and Mrs Peter McDonald of Rivers on August 20. a girl to Mrs Gordon Graham of Nedale. a boy to Mr and Mrs Chris Webber of English River Ontario on August 23. a boy to Mr and Mrs A Hills of Lenore on August 27. a girl to Mr and Mrs Gerald Snowden of Rivers on September 5. a girl to Mr and Mrs Charlie Trout of Arrow on September 14.
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Hamiota Hospital
Peter McDonald
River a boy born to Mrs Jack Hunter Lenore
A boy was born on September 15 to Mrs Jack Hunter Lenore. The parents, Mr and Mrs Hunter, named the newborn and welcomed the child into the family.
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River
Jack Hunter
Lenore
and Aboy
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