Miniota Council Holds August 4 1964 General Meeting
Miniota Municipal Council met August 4 1964 at the Municipal Office with most members present. They adopted minutes from July meetings, heard tender discussions on road grading, and approved several bylaws including skating rink debt, land acquisitions, and voting dates. The meeting also covered tax roll revision, arbitrations, and road allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
H. S. Hyndman
D. L. Stewart
Reid - Hunkin
J Gordon
Highway Branch
Grant
S. Black
Powell Equipment Co
Canadian National Railways and
Board of Transport Commissioners
Arrow River
Department of Health
Federal Department of Agriculture
Department of Municipal Affairs
Sunset Steel Structures Ltd
Canadian Olympic Association
Doak and Company
Swift and Company
Hanlin - Teal
Birdtail River School Board Approves Projects and Finances
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 met at Shoal Lake on July 30 1964 at 8 p m with Trustees Stimpson Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Fraser Rankin and Inspector Funk present. Actions include adopting June 25 minutes approving correspondence and eight items, ordering four Bell and Howell film strip projectors, accepting a steel tank tender for Hamiota Collegiate, approving Financial Statement 7/664, and adjourning to August 4 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimpson
Selby
Fulton
Reynolds
Rapley
Fraser
Rankin
Funk
Burch Findlay
MacFarlane
USTM
Wright-Whitman
Fire Commissioner
Birtle
Miss McDowell
Workmen’s Compensation Act
Kingdon
Bell and Howell
Christies School Supply
C. A. Kwastkowski
Hamiota Collegiate
Wedding at St Marys Anglican Church Virden
Donna Mae Bryant and George Dwight Wilkins were wed August 1 at St Marys Anglican Church Virden with Rev John Pilling officiating. The bride, escorted by her father, wore white satin with a nylon veil and red gardenia bouquet. The couple will reside in Miniota after a trip to Kenora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Anglican Church
Virden
Donna Mae
Reginald C. Bryant
Miniota
Manitoba
George Dwight Wilkins
D. Wilkins
Killarney
John Pilling
William Cameron
Winnipeg
William Wilkins
Ponoka
Alberta
Kenora
Lewycky Attends Manitoba Chamber Board Meeting
Bill Lewycky a Manitoba Chamber of Commerce director traveled to Winnipeg Sunday night for a Board of Directors meeting. On Tuesday the board will present 53 resolutions to the Provincial Cabinet on topics including Agriculture Economic Development Education Federal Matters Foreign Trade Government Finances Public Works Tourism and Municipal Affairs. Several resolutions concern Transportation Public School Act Guidance Counselling Sales Tax Highways through Towns and Centennial Grants distribution. He plans local meetings after returning to discuss chamber needs with communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lewycky
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Winnipeg
Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
District Happenings and Obituary Notice
Mike Radalinsky spent the past week at the Derlago home. Bonnie Scott returned to Dauphin with G Scott and Mrs. W. O. Steuart visits Winnipeg. Ezel Grainger of the Birtle District hospital died at 81. funeral Aug 8 at St Wilfrids Anglican with Beulah cemetery interment. The Chisholms and Bran don families vacation at J Chisholm home and Clear Lake trip for Alley Celia and Judy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Radalinsky
Derlago
G. Scott
Dauphin
B. Cooper
Bonnie Scott
Cooper
John Bickford
W. O. Steuart
Winnipeg
Westerly
Mike Tut Kaluke
Brandon
Tomiski
Ezel
Darley) Grainger
Birtle District
St. Wilfreds Anglican Church
Beulah
Ron Chisholm
Beausajour
J. Chisholm
Birthday gatherings and visits dot Arrow River life
A family gathering celebrated Mrs. Frank Gardham Senior’s 79th birthday with out of town guests from Winnipeg and Foxwarren. Visitors stopped by R E Clegg’s and Welwyn Sask. residents joined a kitchen shower for bride elect Vicki Lelond. Quieter notes mention Elaine Gardham visiting Spence Wallace in Virden and Graham Miller of Vancouver passing through Arrow River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gardham
Frank Gardham
Doug Johnson
Winnipeg
C. Orr
Foxwarren
R. E.clegg
Frank Johnston
Welwyn, Sask
Bill Falloon
Elaine Gardham
Spence Wallace
Virden
Vicki Lelond
Bill Lelond
Margaret Lelond
Joanne Lelond
Wilda Lockhart
D. McConnell
D. Lelond
Alf Geibbs
Dougie
Conquest
Saskatchewan
Joan Lelland
Arrow River
Graham Miller
Vancouver
B. C
Lloyd Wiggins
Graham
Lecki Wig
Garth Mooney
Woodworth
Nelson Lockhart
Community Happenings In Miniota and Surrounds
Local residents gather for visits and family trips across Miniota, Shoal Lake, and nearby towns. Notable items include tours by W I members to Neepawa Salt Mines, a Ukrainian Church tour, summer camps at Wasagaming, and many relatives visiting from Brandon, Winnipeg, Vancouver, and Rivers. Celebrations mark Wm Barrett's 80th birthday. Bible Vacation School announced for August in the Miniota United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Stewart
Jackie
Glenboro
T Stewart
Jim Harrison
Tracy
Spokane
Washington
A. Norrie
Doug Harrison
Rev
E. Eggilson
Woodstock
Ontario
R. Campbell
D. Wright
Rose
Marion Wright
Winnipeg
Mountain Road Church
Clear Lake
Wm. Barrett
Miniota United Church
Vacation visits span Crandall residents and guests
Russell Warren Brandon spends part of his vacation with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ivan Lawrence. Mr and Mrs J Morrison visit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J Howe Gladstone. Mr and Mrs J Suszko Winnipeg spent a few hours in town Saturday. Mr Suszko will teach at Rivers for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrason
Lethbridge
Alberta
B. K. Lawrence
Lee Ann
Alan Haverstick
C. R. Lee
Winnipeg
Patti
Ken Lee
Ida Tood
Brandon
Crandall
Ivan Strain
D. Elliot
Rivers
D. L
D. H. Johnston
H. S. Hyndman
Hawaii
Vancouver
Donald Elliot
Vincent Leland
A. Irvine Lillian Kitz
Margaret Henderson
David Lipscomb
Jack Johnston
E. Barnes
C. Norrie
M. Begg
E. Shier
Wm. Carneigie
E. Carnegie
Oliver Stanley
Allan Smith
Ronald Smith
Scott Coupe
J. Barrett
Laurel
John of Cartwright
H. V. Johnston
Russell Warren
Ivan Lawrence
J. Morrison
Visitors Come and Go in Isabella District
Isabella News reports a string of visits across the district. Winnipeg visitors Mr and Mrs Ab Dyck and baby stayed with A and C Norrie family. Cartwright couple Mr and Mrs Jim Barrett visited J E Finkbeiner family, with Laurie Ellen and Johnnie. Fort Garry and Brandon residents also called on local households. Reverend Murray Macinnis and family on furlough from Angola Africa visit Don Macinnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Dyck
Winnipeg
W. Attwood
C. Norrie
Haney
B. C
Jim Barrett
Laurie Ellen
Johnnie
Cartwright
J. E. Finkbeiner
Lloyd Irwin
John Brown
Fort Garry
Nancy Small
Brandon
Hazel Irwin
Hamiota
Keith
Eric Irwin
Small
Rapid City
L. Hall
Francis Hall
Vancouver
Rev
Murray Macinnis
Angola
Africa
Don Macinnis
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Hunkin - Stowe
John Whythe
Reid - Hanlin
Stowe - Teal
J. C. Rowan
Hunkin - Reid
Teal - Hanlin
Reid - Stowe
Alfred Webb
W. G. Sunley
Crandall S. D
L. G. Bryant
Reid - Hankin
Hankin - Reid
Birdtail River
Shoal Lake
Wilkins — Bryant
W. Lewycky
MAN. C. of C. Directors Meeting
Beulah News
Arrow River News
P. McPherson
Jim Wigle
London, Ontario
Mrs. J. Sloan
Linda Reid
Foxton
Elphinstone
Joanne Norrie
Sandra
Glenda Heise
Harold Reid
United Church
Wasagaming
Roy Northrup
Ashley Michigan
R. E. Heise
Stan Jackson
Wilf Jackson
St. Vital
Teasdale
R. Scarth
C. A. Mctaggert
L. Littlejohn
Bruce
Jamie
Margaret
Judy Kelly
Pierson
Eggilson
Mrs. J. Stamford
Dan Bissett
L. Draper
Mrs. C. Leland
Wm. Thompson
Russ McBean
P. Cameron
Wm. Mossop
Silver Beach
Eleanor Cameron
Linda Armitage
Diane Williams
Ken Baskier
Chas Ellerington Home
Wilf Cannon
Mrs. J. Cook
Ted Crawford
Chilliwack, B. C
Dale Gould
Brian and
Randy
Mrs. Gould
Mr. L. Hodnutt
Ron, Jim and
Kelvin Andeats Bardwell
Allan Armitage
Joan
Pat Taylor Ware
Minietta
Regina Rockets
Winnipeg C.u.ac. Blues
Spy Hill Resort
Allan Goldsborough
J. Goldsborough
James Clark
Nancy Drennon
Rochester
Alta
Drennon
J. Sloan
Wasagaming This
Beth Armitage
Lynne Wiltshire
Isabella
Jim Wigie
Carol
Shirley Armitage
Bryant
Ruth McKean
L. Reynolds
Walter Bryant
Boissevain
Wm. Woods
Wm. Peel
Crandall News
Isabella News
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