Birdtall River Board Defers Foxwarren Seat Decision
Birdtall River School Division No. 36 held a regular meeting November 17 1964 at Shoal Lake. Trustees Stimp Fraser and Rank Reyfields Rapley attended with a five person Foxwarren delegation. Motions approved minutes and routine correspondence, set van tender details, and adjourned to November 30 1964. The Foxwarren delegation asked for a board representative. decision postponed for full board discussion.
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Birdtall River
Shoal Lake
Stimp Fraser
Rank Reyfields Rapley
Foxwarren
Funk
Wynona Ladies Club Holds Annual Pot Luck Meeting
The Wynona ladies club gathered for its annual pot luck on a Wednesday in December with husbands and children present. Gifts were exchanged and mystery friends revealed, and chocolate bars and oranges were distributed to district endowments. The next gathering is planned for January 6 at Mrs Goodwin's home.
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Wynona Ladies Club
Goodwin
Cooper Halpenny Wedding At St Mart Anglican Church
A quiet wedding took place at St Martins Anglican Church on December 2. Miss Hattie L Halpenny Victoria became the bride of Mr Fred Cooper Une Man. Rev Cowan officiated with Mrs F Clarke matron of honor and Terry Clarke best man. The couple will reside in Uno after a short Victoria visit.
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St. Marteng Anglican Church
Hattie Loutise Halpenny
Lions roars as Grey Cup champs dominate
The note praises Vancouver Lions and Winnipeg figures while referencing entertainment and local humor. It cites a Russian sea monster rumor, a panda swap idea for Assiniboine Park, Gracie Fields, and market quips about swindles, with a wrap of sports chatter and editorials from Winnipeg readers.
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Hamilton
Vancouver
Lions Roar
Russkys
Finance Company
Debt
Metro
Canada
India
Assiniboine Park Zoo
Gracie Fields
Winnipeg
Aspidistra
Manitoba outlook conference returns for agriculture
The second annual Manitoba outlook conference on agriculture takes place Monday January 25 at the Agricultural Extension Center in Brandon. Provincial commodity specialists and agricultural economists will discuss short and long term prospects for crops and livestock, with emphasis on commodity specifics and market patterns for planning the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Outlook
Agricultural Extension Center
Brandon
Larry Rigaux
Farm Conference Week at Manitoba University Event Details
The material will be presented at Farm Conference Week at the University of Manitoba in February. The Brandon conference starts with 10 am registration and ends by 4 pm with meals at the Center. George Hut ton, Minister of Agriculture and Conservation, opens at 10 30 am and Premier Roblin is the afternoon speaker. Attendees may question speakers throughout the day. about 350 farmers and agricultural businessmen attended last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Manitoba
Brandon
George Hutton
District Happenings and Community Notes
Mrs Edgie Hyndman returns from a visit in Height while Mr and Mrs Ron Sim and children are welcomed home from their trip. Mrs Dayton returns from hospital in Hamiota and Vernon Lockhart from Virden. Mrs Sutherland visits Winnipeg relatives. U C W meeting postponed due to severe weather. date to be announced. Alvin Johnson and sister depart for extended trip West and South by car and trailer. Faye Leland spent last weekend at home. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Eddie Babiuk on the birth of twin sons Lyng Brandon a son born at Birtle Hospital on Wednesday December 2. Cran Annual Meeting led by District Director M J Deveson of Arden. operating surplus 1964 was 9350.35. Harvey Wallace K Mitchell and L Hunkin reelected to the Board. others S Coupe T Van Bus kirk Gerald Shier and J Dnis transki. H Wallace elected president and L Hunkin secretary treasurer. Delegates to next year’s convention Ronald Coveney and Jim Kirton alternate. Lunch served at close of meeting.
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Edgie Hyndman
Ron Sim
Dayton
Hamiota
Vernon Lockhart
Virden
Mrs. Sutherland
Nerces
Winnipeg
Alvin Johnson
Mrs. Wilson
Faye Leland
Eddie Babiuk
Cran
M. J. Deveson
Arden
Harvey Wallace
K. Mitchell
L. Hunkin
S. Coupe
T. van Buskirk
Gerald Shier
J. Dnistranski
H. Wallace
Ronald Coveney
Jim Kirton
Crandall News School Holiday Schedule and Events
Crandall News School closes for Christmas on December 23 and reopens January 4 1965. The Annual Christmas Tree is held in the Theatre December 22 at 8 p.m. The C G I T Annual Vesper Service takes place at the church December 13 at 7 30 p.m. Born in Brandon General Hospital on Saturday November 28 to Mr and Mrs Barry.
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Brandon General Hospital
Barry
Appointment of John Arbuthnott to Engineering Department
InterCity Gas Limited announces the appointment of John R. Arbuthnott to the Engineering Department. Arbuthnott, a Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering graduate, earned his degree from Texas A&I College after attending the University of Manitoba. He will work at the Portage la Prairie head office with his wife, who are now residents.
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InterCity Gas Limited
John R. Arbuthnott
Arbuthnott
Texas A & I College
University of Manitoba
Arbuthnot
Portage la Prairie
Beulah U C W Holds December Meeting With New Officers
Beulah United Church Women met at Mrs Alley's home on December 2 with nine members. Mrs Chisholm presided and Mrs Mann led worship. Budget approved. 1965 officers announced by Amy, with roles for Mrs Wiltshire, Mrs Page, Miss Paynter and others. Weekend visits noted for Barbara Mann and friends from Winnipeg Brandon Wawanesa Boissevain.
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Beulah U.C.W
Alley
Chisholm
Mann
Amy
R. Wiltshire
C. Page
M. Frazer
M. Paynter
Lindenbach
D. Assistine
M Doyle
Gow
C. Morgan
Miss Paynter
J. Frazer
L. Amy
Barbara Mann
Winnipeg
Ian Hamberg
Brandon
Betty Evans
Wawanesa
Helen Ann Grainger
Boissevain
Isabella News Notices Travel to Winnipeg and Visits
Isabella News reports Mrs. Doug Heise and her sister Mrs. A Rockley of Lavinia traveled to Winnipeg for the weekend. Mrs. A Norrie and Denice visited last week with Mrs. Al Dickey and family of Dand. Mrs. D Harrison is visiting with her daughter and son-in-law.
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Doug Heise
A. Rockley
Lavinia
Winnipeg
A. Norrie
Denice
al Dickey
Dand
D. Harrison
Local notices and social news from Hamiota district
Mr and Mrs John Armbrust Regina report Mrs H Levins, once a patient at Hamiota Hospital, is visiting her daughter and family the Gilmours at Foxwarren. Mrs R Doran and Mrs R E Heise hosted Lavinia WI gathering, the W L Christmas meeting at Mrs J T Finkbeiner’s home voted a ten dollar school donation. ACW world president letter and Queen’s Birthday decoration noted. Vesper service by CGLT and Explorer group concluded the week.
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J. T. Finkbeiner
J E. Finkbeiner
Red Cross
R. E. Doran
van Beekoff
AC. W.W
A.C.W.W
Explorer Group
Births at Hamiota Hospital November Record
Birth announcements from Hamiota Hospital list new babies born to families including Best, Watson, Brown, Ewasiuk, Hunter, Fraser Angus, Thomson, Shwaluk, Klippenstein, Crandall, English, Gellatly, Zurbyk, and Bridge. Dates range November 1 through November 25 with both girls and boys noted.
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W. K. Best
Harding
Edwin Watson
Strathelair
Wilf Brown
Oakner
Dan Ewasiuk
Oak River
Robert Hunter
Fraser Angus
William Thomson
Hamiota
Shwaluk
Shoal Lake
Victor Klippenstein
Donald Lee
Crandall
Harvey English
Cardale
T. A. Gellatly
Wi Zurbyk
Elphinstone
Keith Bridge
Lavinia
Miniota Happenings and Local Celebrations
Lois Leland Brandon General Hospital enjoys a month at home. A. M. Hanlin turns 92 on December 15. Gordon Peters broke his arm and visited Hamiota Hospital briefly. Tailoring course sign up with Mrs. Heritage at the Community Centre. Bob McKean wed Sharon Dales in Clinton Ontario on November 27. Topnik of Winnipeg visited L. Gurr family. W. L. Christmas party set for December 11 at 2 p.m. in the Community Centre. Roll Call funds the Mental Hospital and a donation for retarded children at Virden.
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Alex McKean
Clinton, Ontario
Bob
Sharon Dales
W. L
Des
Virden
Fruit cakes improve with storage and careful wrapping
Homemaking notes explain fruit cakes mellow in a cool place, requiring several weeks before serving. Tips cover wrapping in foil or film, adding flavor with wine or brandy, and layering and mending foil corners. Baking guidance includes pan prep, oven temps, water in oven, and freezing effects.
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Mr. McArthur
J. E. N. Wilson
Civil Service Commission
R. M
Miftiota
W. L. Montgomery
Hamriota
W. H
Wa R
Cooper — Halpenny
St. Regis Rotunda
Lions
Bud Grant
Reggie
M. Deveson
Ag. Rep Outlook
Mabel
Arrow River News
Lyng
Birtle Hospital
E. Babiuk
Crandall News
Beulah News
Isabella News
Hamiota Hospital
Miniota
Lois Leland
A. M. Hanlin
Gordon Peters
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