From Named Hidden Valley Manager Appointed
J H From named Hidden Valley manager. Appointed effective April 1 to run operations at the lake resort near Austin Manitoba. Hidden Valley, a 1958 man made lake four miles south of Austin on Highway 34, plans expansion for tourist facilities this spring. From heads J H From Ltd since 1940 and is president of Spy Hill Resorts Ltd.
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Weekend visitors and hospital news in the district
Edrans news notes Friday night films and Saturday dancing. Winnipeg couple Mr and Mrs Charlie Seaman visit the district. Donnie Russell returns from Toronto. Residents attend Brandon Winter Fair. Bob Johnson stays with the Donald Patterson family while Donald attends the Brandon fair. Get Well wishes sent to Clarence Cole in MacGregor hospital, Robt Kerr in Brandon hospital, and William Seaman in Neepawa hospital. Fred Smith visits MacGregor hospital. Sympathy extended to Wes Campbell family on the death of Mrs Elmer Morris, funeral held April 7. E Campbell and son from The Pas visit after the funeral. Fulford family mourns Mrs Fulford of Brandon, funeral April 6. Elvin and Cecil Fulford attend funeral on April 9. Mr and Mrs Stanley Reid of Winnipeg visit, with their son and daughter-in-law, and attend Mrs Fulford’s funeral.
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Neepawa Hospital
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Standon
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Bagot
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C. Oliver
Carberry
Bagot Hall
Hull for a Queen inner hull lining six feet deep
The liner Queen Elizabeth features an inner hull lining from the bottom up to six feet, rising to a height of 40 feet above the outer hull. The detail highlights the ship's double hull construction and protective design.
Teachers Meet During Week of Easter
The Manitoba Teachers' Society plans a three day convention at the Marlborough Hotel April 23 to 25. President Nicholas Toews will chair the AGM. Delegates hear reports from 20 committees and consider up to 40 resolutions. Dr Arnold Edinborough of Saturday Night speaks Monday evening. A joint luncheon is set for Wednesday at the Royal Alexandra Hotel. Dr Robert E Barry of Santa Barbara Schools will speak on Better Learning through Better Education.
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Home and School Officers Nominated and Approved
Delegates discussed out of pocket expenses to the convention to be paid by the P.T.A. Maurice Smith presented a slate: President Gordon Nichol vicepresident Gordon Raymer secretary Jessie Rodgers treasurer Dave Hodgins program committee Mrs McDougall Mrs Robi Douglas Mrs Bert Nichol and Mrs Maurice Smith lunch committee Mrs Raymond Smith Mrs Lawrence Smith Mrs George Gibbs. The motion to accept the slate passed and thanks were given to the retiring executive. The group commended the film That They May Live and agreed Home and School would sponsor it for Raymer. Lunch followed with a social hour.
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Lawrence Smith
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Boaz
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Bagot District Hosts Dairy Couple's Retirement Cheer
A large crowd welcomed George and Kate Bagot as they retire after 22 years on their dairy farm in Bagot district. They were honored with gifts and tributes from local groups including the curling club and sewing circle. A program of music and readings followed, and guests from Portage la Prairie plus community members attended. Local notices mention visits and hospital news, with plans for a slide show on farming topics scheduled for April 24 at Bagot hall.
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Bill Bodie
Montreal Girls Ski Club Sees Membership Surge
The ski club for girls aged 12 to 18, founded in 1957 with 40 members, now reports 471 members. The Ski Jays provide ski tests racing coaching and an annual week long training camp for all levels.
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