Isabella Remembrance and Community Notices
In loving memory of John T Finkbeiner who died May 28 1954. Flowers placed on the grave by Mrs R Campbell and family. Red Cross and Mission Band tea and sale of work in the School Auditorium raised over 70 dollars under Miss Olma McCartney and Mrs S Johnson and Mrs L Irwin and Mrs Heise. Harmota Lions Club sponsored Around the World in a Daze at the Harmota School Auditorium. Andrew Hood of Lulu Island BC visited. May WMS meeting at Mrs J T Finkbeiner with 11 members. reports from Isobel Miller Hong Kong mission school and Citizenship message from Lt Gov J S McDiarmid. Baby Band aided by Mrs R Attwood. Lunch served.
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J T
John T Finkbeiner
Dad
Grandpa
Aear
R. Campbell
Jr. Red Cross and Mission Band
Schaoo
Olma McCartney
S. Johnson
Red Cross
L. Irwin
Heise
Harmiota Lions Club
Andrew Hood
Lulu Island
Wright
WMS
J. T. Finkbeiner
A. Clark
T. Kennedy
Isobel Miller
Rennies Mill Camp
Hong Kong
R. Searth
J. S McDiarmid
Manitoba
C. T. Wall
J. T.finkbeiner
R. E. Heise
Harmota
H. Levins
Crandall Cor Mrs Coburn Win Winnipeg Graduation
Local notes report Sharon Hall, nurse at St Boniface Hospital, graduates in Winnipeg. Other items mention Crandall A B baseball win, Swift contest results with Bryan Crandell fifth and two honourable mentions, plus community visits and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Hall
Winnipeg
Sharon Hall
St. Boniface Hospital
Tommy Elliot
Edmonton
J. Elliot
Barry Smer
Allan Hirst
Swift's
Canada
Bryan Crandell
Jackie Vance
Jack Bomford
Crandall A.B
Virden
Bud” Amy
Kim
Ed. Morison
Ralph Lee
Arrow River
Hamiota Hospital
A. Hirst
Marion Smuttell
St. Boniface
M. Smuttell
Oakner
Birdtail River division meeting tracks school plans and funds
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a May 16 1959 meeting at Mr Gordon Killeh to discuss transport for Decker pupils to Hamiota and safety checks on Shoal Lake School. A wedding at Crandall was noted and W A S contributions listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Killeh
Decker School Board
Decker
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Reynolds
Hunter
Brown
W.M.S
W.A
H. V. Johnston
C. Dickey
Robert Kitz
Crandall
Itoria
Winnipeg
Mary Helen
H. V
Johnston of Crandall
Jed
Cst
Michership Camp
Brereton
Ontario
Flin Flon
Chumah
Scotia Group
High School Tournament Hindered by Rain
A drizzly day forced postponements at a local high school competition with eleven boys teams and ten girls teams entering play. Crandall and Strathclair reached the girls final while Crandall faced Cardale in the boys semi final ahead of a potential Hamiota final.
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Crandall and
Strathclair
Crandall
Cardale
Hamiota
Ivan Schoch
United States Air Force
Kinross
Michigan
Robert Schoch
Wedding Ceremony Held at Oak River Home
The ceremony for Ernest Wilson and his bride took place at the home of relatives in Oak River, with Rev. A Friebert officiating. The bride wore pale pink silk and talisman rose bouquet, while guests from Dauphin, Deloraine, Winnipeg, and Glenboro attended, and the couple planned a honey moon in Victoria before settling in Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ael Ernest Wilson
B. B Wilsoon
Epsom
Victoria
B.C. Tates
A. Friebert
Oak River
H. Smith
W. Taylor
Norman Kerwin
Jack Keating
John Dickey
H. L Johnston
W. E. Cowan
Herb
Cassils
Deloraine
N. Kerwin
J. Keating
T Scott
Winnipeg
J. Dickey
Glenboro
Wilson
Dauphin
Brucellosis Control Area Declared for Hamiota Municipality
The Hamiota Municipality is designated a Brucellosis Control Area with compulsory Bang’s blood testing for all cattle and slaughter of reactors. Testing will start soon and farmers receive compensation for slaughtered animals. The policy mirrors Tuberculosis control.
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Hamiota
Bang’s
Bang
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Isabella
Hawaii
Hamiota School
R. Attwood
Alec
THE
Manitoba Power Commission
Cor
Coburn
Birdtail River
W.M.S. Meet
Joe
Department of Education
Legislative Building
Whitehall
HE IS
Riverside Lions Club
Agricultural News
M. Deveson
Ag. Rep
Brandon
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Canadian Pacific
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