Mandziuk Selected to Campaign for Marquette Conservatives
J Nicholas Mandziuk was unanimously endorsed as the Progressive Conservative candidate for the Marquette riding to contest the November 8 federal election. The nomination occurred at Buffalo Plains Inn Shoal Lake with support from Dr Vernon Rosnoski Ernest Bates and sponsors Dr A Hodge Mrs Peter Nyciek and Wes Pentland. Dinsdale introduced the speaker and urged a united campaign focused on issues and honest government versus Liberal mismanagement. The event featured comments from Walter Dinsdale and included remarks by regional MLAs Weir Strickland and McGregor.
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J. Nicholas Mandziuk
Marquette
Buffalo Plains Inn
Shoal Lake
Vernon Rosnoski
Russell
Mandziuk
Rosnoski
Nick Mandziuk
Ernest Bates
Elkhorn
Mr. Mandziuk
A. Hodge
Hamiota
Peter Nyciek
Oakburn
Wes Pentland
Justice
Fred Coward
Minnedosa
Walter Dinsdale
Arrow River Fowl Supper Notice Heads Public Event
Arrow River announces a benefi t supper on Thursday October 14 at 5 p m Admission is one dollar with children under 14 admitted free Preschoolers attend free. A concert will follow this event.
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Arrow River
Home Economics 4H Club Holds Organization Meeting
An organization meeting of the Home Economics 4H Club is set for Friday October 1 at 3 30 p m in the Community Room. Mothers are welcome to accompany daughters as members must be 10 years old by January 1966. Leaders are requested for good attendance.
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Home Economics
Cards of Thanks for Sh elped with showers
Norma Shoemaker and Clair express deep appreciation to all who remembered them at Scotia Crandall and Hospital showers. Gifts were lovely and cherished. Special thanks to the ladies who arranged the evenings for memorable occasions.
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Scotia, Crandall
Hospital
Clair
Norma Shoemaker
Community thanks for Norma and Clair wedding support
Myrt and Gord White express gratitude to friends and surrounding districts for good wishes and gifts to Norma and Clair and thank the Scotia Ladies for catering the wedding supper.
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Norma
Clair
Scotia
Hamiota United Church Rally Boosts Junior Sunday School
A Rally Sunday service on September 12 led by Mrs. F Brooks and Janice English marked the start of the 1965 66 program for Hamiota United Church Junior Sunday School. Attendance and class rosters were announced with staff and piano duties listed.
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Hamiota United Church Rally Service
F. Brooks
Janice English
Deveson
D. McConnell
L. Mathison
Heather Gregory
E. Gregory
C. Wyborn
J. Vickery
Terry McLaren
Margaret Miller
R. Robertson
A. Grey
Patricia Reid
Florence Wyburn
D. Dales
A. Smith
Audrey Brooks
M. Campbell
Wagner
John Mathison
Bob Kirk
Jack McMillan
Don Coombs
Heather Chappell
Cheryl Adams
Mary Clark
Salvation Army to Celebrate 100th Anniversary Event in Brandon
One of the largest meetings of its kind in Brandon over Thanksgiving weekend will gather over five hundred Salvation Army delegates from Manitoba to mark the century since the feuding of the organization. Colonel Leslie Pindred will lead services and deliver keynote addresses at Brandon College gym as the Citadel Band performs Festival of Praise. A Service of Thanksgiving at St. Matthew's Cathedral, presided by Bishop I A Norr, will follow with a torch light procession. Captain David Hammond notes strong Christian witness and invites broad public attendance.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Salvation Army
Leslie Pindred
National Salvation Army
Brandon College
Citadel Band
Fred Merett
St. Matthew’s Cathedral
I. A. Norr
Pindyred
David Hammond
Youths Flee After Confrontation With Robbery Suspects
On September 11 1965 at 3 00 am Arton Barrett Kathy Clark and Brian Thompson were forced to the side of the road by a white and red convertible near Birtle Hill. They fled as occupants threatened to shoot. The car followed to Elmer Clark’s farm where the door was forced open and a rifle used to strike Clare Clark. Three men Horvath Brown and Swears were arrested in Winnipeg September 13 1965 charged with Breaking and Entering and Indictable Offence. They posted bail set at 8000 each.
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Arton Barrett
Miniota
Brian Thompson
Reeder
Manitoba
Kathy Clark
Elmer
Gail Clark
Isabella
Russell
Birtle Hill
No. 83
Elmer Clark
Clare Clark
Clark
Hamiota R.C.M.P
Ernest
Joseph Horvath
Birtle
Ivan Innes Brown
Michael Frederick
Winnipeg
A.m
June Results from Hamiota Collegiate Examinations
Hamiota Collegiate Institute opened the 1965 66 year with 188 students and a staff led by Principal A W Robertson. Exam results highlight Grade XII with top marks by Cliff Robinson and Jim McConnell, followed by a long list of high performers in Grades XI and X across departmentals and combined averages.
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Hamiota Collegiate Institute
A. W. Robertson
C. Prawdzik
A. Pateman
P. I. Robinson
D. Smith
R. Poole
L. Baillie
N. Kirk
Cliff Robinson
Jim McConnell
Ron Mathison
Barbara Ann Scott
Bonnie Hyndman
Don Tremaine
Sheila Brooks
Lida Mundell
Bev McConnell
Diane McPhaden
David Reid
Ellis Woods
Arnold Davis
Janice English
Ann Kreager
Betty Stewart
Marilyn McConnell
Eddie Butler
Joyce Hunter
Diane Davidson
Janet Hunter
Greg Hodge
Audrey Brooks
Pat McPhade
Lynne Coupland
Lee Pollock
Murray Riddell
Earl Mathison
Bev Whyte
Marlene Pollock
Bonnie Mundell
Heather Murray
Don Hudson
Sandra James
Murray Johns
Dan Clark
Hazel Murray
Terry McLaren
Pam Hodge
Don Coombs
Joanne Decker
Dennis Robinson
Larry Kirk
Ivy Sunley
Jim Johnstone
Glenda Kirk
Chris Matthews
Linda Duncan
Cheryl Adams
Sid Lewis
Bernice Gurr
Hamiota Hospital District 7A Meet Plans and Notes
The Hamiota Hospital District 7A Ladies Auxiliary met with Mrs. E. Stewart presiding. 12 districts attended. Treasurer reported 205.83 in expenses and a balance of 2939.00. August admissions 63, total 563 patients, 8 births. A new English doctor joins medical staff. Convention slated for October 5–7 in Winnipeg. delegates named Mrs. L. Andrew and Mrs. Wiggins. Oxygen in remaining wards approved in principle. A plaque honoring past presidents was displayed.
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Hamiota Hospital District No. 7A
E. Stewart
England
Holland
Kenton
Winnipeg
L. Andrew
Wiggins
Hamiota UCW Meets With Guest Speaker Mrs Ralph Clark
Mrs Ralph Clark spoke at Hamiota United Church on September 21 about her air tour to Island Lake to visit Indigenous families, sponsored by the Home Mission Board. UCW units discussed budgets and the value of women’s work, with a questionaire and committee review.
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Ralph Clark
Hamiota United Church
UCW
Birtle Presbyterial Ucw
Manitoba
U.C.W
Chumah Hall
J. J. Ward
W. W. Cochran
Island Lake
Winnipeg
Riverton
Home Mission Board
Political drift and hockey ties in Winnipeg notes
The piece comments on quotes from Robert Thompson about minority conditions and Pearson’s foes, notes the Maple Leafs’ political victory over the Liberals, and mentions Red Kelly quitting politics to focus on hockey. It also references fans choosing St Regis in Winnipeg to watch Blue Bomber home games with Reggie.
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Winnipeg Effe Pce
Robert Thompson
Pearson
Socred
Toronto Maple Leafs
Liberal Party
Red Kelly
Liberal M.P
St. Regis
Winnipeg
Blue Bomber
Reggie
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Ator
Dinsdale
Diefenbaker
Mr. Dinsdale
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
Walter Weir
M.L.A
Minnedson
Barry Strickland
Morris McGregor
Virden
J. N. Mandziuk
Bill Pollock
Jim Brooks
Ethel Duncan
Maxine Fraser
Barb Kirk
Donald Roberts
Dick Coombs
Lena Robinson
Shirley Dale
Mary Davis
Dorothy Strong
Heath
Wales
Coombs
Roy Kirk
Hudson
Strickland
Reg Hedley
Mel Dixon
Barry Sim
W. Oprak
Hamiota Collegiate
Jim Allen
David Anderson
Jim Anderson
Karen Anderson
Beverley Bailey
Raymond Brethour
Rick Caldwell
Ron Campbell
Kathy Chittick
Betty Cormack
Barbara Currah
Garry Davis
Allen Deutsch
Alf Ducharme
Melvin Higgins
Lynda Johnson
Gordon Kight
Harvey Mathison
Jim Moggach
Ken Morris
Dawn McConnell
John McMurachy
Heather McNiven
Valerie McNiven
Larry Newton
Arnold Patterson
Pat Reid
Edwin Rothine
Kathy Sheardown
Ron Stewart
Garda Williams
Hamiota Hospital
Hamiota U. C. W
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