Birdtail River School Board approves multiple tenders and adjourns
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a regular meeting at Shoal Lake on June 30 1966 at 8 p m. Trustees Rankin Stimpson Rapley Clark Rand ell Selby attended. The board received correspondence from MAST bulletins and others. Three tenders for used centrifugal pumps were accepted. R T Selby and L R Fulton named to Board of Reference for Gamblers dissolution in St Lazare July 25 1966. Secretary duties assigned during holidays. Minutes from June 22 1966 adopted. The board adjourned to meet on call of the chair.
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Birdtail River
R. T. Selby
L. R. Fulton
Board of Reference
St. Lazare
Gamblers
Mrs Don Carnegie Enters Into Rest In The Pas Manitoba
Mrs Thelma Irene Carnegie aged 41 wife of Donald Carnegie of The Pas Manitoba died after a severe stroke. She leaves husband and ten children, six brothers and two sisters, with a long record of community service in UCW and 4H. Funeral was held at The Pas United Church and a graveside service followed at Crandall Cemetery.
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Thelma Irene Carnegie
Donald
Pas
Manitoba
UCW
William
Gordon
Calgary
Charles
Haney
B.C
Frank
Vancouver
Archie
Cyril
Isabella
Eleanor
M. L. Begg
Winnipeg
Cora
E.E. Shier
Crandall
George
Pas United Church
Western Hostess Positions Open for Expo 1967
Western provinces seek young women as hostesses for the Western Canada Pavilion at the 1967 World Exhibition. Four per province, aged 21 to 30, bilingual in French and English, with high school education and stamina for long exhibition duties. Apply by September 30, 1966 to I H Blicq in Winnipeg. interviews to be held in each province under provincial auspices.
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Western Canada
I. H. Blieg
I. H. Blicq
Western Provinces
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Morison Named Health Deputy Premier Manitoba
Dr James B. Morison, 44, appointed deputy minister of health for Manitoba by Premier Duff Roblin. A longtime health administrator and Winnipeg physician, Morison has led provincial health services since 1962 and holds degrees from the University of Manitoba and University of Toronto. He succeeds Dr Morley R. Elliott who retired June 30.
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Duff Roblin
James B. Morison
Manitoba
Morison
University of Manitoba
Saltcoats
Sask
Deer Lodge Hospital
Department of National Health and Welfare
London
Glasgow
Netherlands
Europe
Winnipeg
Great Britain
Council of Jewish Women
Health Deputy Minister Retires In Manitoba
Hon. C. H. Witney announces the retirement of Dr. Morley R. Elliott longtime deputy health minister of Manitoba after 15 years in the post. His career included leading poliomyelitis vaccination programs and expansions to public health services, with service in the army during WWI and WWII. He will reside in Victoria with Mrs. Elliott.
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C. H. Witney
Morley R. Elliott
Manitoba
Elliott
Goodwood
Ont
Rapid City
Man
Wesley College
United College
University of Manitoba
Wawanesa
Provincial Department of Health and Public Welfare
University of Toronto
Fort Garry Horse Regiment
England
1St Canadian Corps
Canada
Army School of Hygiene
Camp Borden
1St
Canadian Corps
Italy
1St Canadian Army
Europe
Army
Department of Health
American Public Health Association
Canadian Medical Association
Winnipeg Medical Society
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba
Canadian Public Health Association
Victoria
B. C
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Don Carnegie
She
Decker District
John Norrie
Decker School
Donald Carnegie
Isabella Church
Arrow River
Beulah
Birtle
Don
Beverly
Linda
Lori
Robert
Ernest
Gary
Donnie
Crandall Cemetery
V. Bowins
Herald Hall
LaVerne Gammack
Robert Ross
Johnny Finkbeiner
Lloyd Irwin
Douglas Heise
J. A. Morison
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Dr. Morley R. Elliott
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