Minioia Council Approves 1964 Revisions and Fees
Minioia Council met at the municipal office October 29 1963 with most members present. Reeve H B Hyndman presided. The group reviewed assessment changes for several appeals, approved 1963 roll updates, and authorized borrowing for road machinery. They authorized lease of mineral rights to BOC Canada Limited, approved pesticide dealer licensing for warble powder, and set gravel pit charges. The meeting adjourned after approving August and August billing and requesting a 60 percent grant for a Birdtail River School Bus route project.
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Stewart
Hyndman
CPR
Reeder Station
B.0
S.D
Creek
Department of Agriculture
Department of Public Works
Department of Mines
Crown Lands
Hunkin - Stawe
Pet Tean
Reid - Hanlin
Birdtail River S.D
Schoo
Registered Nurses Meet in Hamiota District No 2
District No 2 Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses met in Hamiota on Wednesday November 6 at 8 00 p m with forty two members present from Russell Rivers and Hamiota Elizabeth Elva Cranna of Brandon General Hospital chaired a brief business session A paper on the Emotional Aspects of Illness was presented by a Brandon General Hospital speaker focusing on patient and nurse roles The gathering ended with a social period and lunch provided by Hamiota members
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Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses
Hamiota
Russell
Rivers
Elva Cranna
Brandon General Hospital
General Hospital
Brandon
Miniota Collegiate News Highlighted Halloween Event and Joust Challenge
On November 1 Miniota School held a Halloween party with new students being initiated after costume judging and games. A staff versus students volleyball challenge occurred on November 7 at 4 pm, ending in teacher wins 15 5 and 15 11 with several tense matches. The piece notes an Invitational Lock Hop planned for November 23 and mentions local basketball intrigues involving Hamiota and the University of Manitoba Bisonettes.
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Hallowe'en
Miniota School
Kevin Id Spalding
Cathy Hanlin
Diane Kams
Miniota Collegiate
Mr. R. Collegiate
Bruno
May
Wescott
Kingdon
Meee
Terry Leland
Miniota
Hamiota
University of Manitoba Bisonettes
Mrs. Rohda O'Callaghan Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Rohda O'Callaghan, born December 25, 1871 in Clifford Ontario, died October 24, 1963 at her Arrow River area home after a period of poor health. She leaves eight sons and five daughters, with many relatives across Alberta and British Columbia. Funeral services were held October 26 at River Church with Rev. Sloan officiating and interment at Arrow River Cemetery. Pallbearers included William Waters Jack Morrow Jack McKinnon Wilond Lelond and others.
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Rhoda O'Callaghan
O’callaghan
Clifford Ontario
Arrow River
Clifford
Jeremiah O'Callaghan
John
William
Donald
Dawson Creek
B.C
Timothy
Harvey
Elnora
Alta
Seewart
Allan
Atikokan
Ont
Wallace
Brandon
Alex
Nora
Leland
Kate
Calgary
Martin
Ellen) Wa
Miniota W. I. Meeting Notes from Community Centre
The Miniota Woman's Institute met with 17 members on November 8 at the Community Centre. Mrs. Do Armitage chaired. Creed read, motto discussed, and roll called for program and dues. Funds collected included 25.50 for UNESCO, 126.10 for CNIB, plus hospital gifts. a 5.00 donation to Arthritis Society. Planning for sewing classes and book market outlined. lunch by Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Rowan.
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Miniota W. I
Do. Armitage
Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society
Extension Service
Cook
Rowan
Miniota Community News Highlights Progress and Gatherings
Mrs Bonner returns from Winnipeg visits. church dance and Holy Trinity Bazaar listed. Local clubs donate to charity, library books arrive, and ACT-SEX Talent Night draws many contestants from Arrow River to Brandon with scores and prizes. Community members visit relatives in Port Arthur and Bentley while farm groups organize calf club events with new officers.
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Miniota
Arrow River
Dianne Wiggins
Edward Leland
Beulah
Celia
Judy Hookway
Margaret
Marion Green
Larry Bunn
Janice Morgan
Patsy
Peggy Doyle
Jean Kling
Colleen Stewart
Linda Grainger
Crandall
Maxine Walker
Lillian Kitz
Rick Barrett
John Stowe
Minsota
Diefenbaker cites Liberals as Winnipeg banquet stalls critique
Ex Prime Minister Diefenbaker lampshades Pearson era with a sharp line declaring historic government decline. He contrasts John Diefenbaker si ruling party style with Manitoba weather and odd barbershop chatter while noting a Yukon supermarket robbery tale and optimistic regional chatter.
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Diefenbaker
Winnipeg
Pearson
John
Madame Nhu
Vietnam
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Minioia Council
Hunkin - Tealeg Mga
Ana Wallace
Hanlin - Stowe
Jack Cook
Stowe - Hanlin
Joe Lawson
Hanlin - Teal
Gan
Stone
Hunkin
Stowe - Hankin
Canadian Pacific Railway
Reeder
Neudorf
Stowe - Reid
B.O.C. of Canada Limited
Hunkin - Stowe
Union of Manitoba Eee
Sintoe
Hunkin - Reid
Hanknscinal
Registered Nurses Association
Hamiote
Rohda O'Callaghan
W. I. Meet
Mrs. Bonner
Strem
The
United Church
Holy Trinity
W. A. Bazaar
Dale Vale
Toewil
Allan Roberts
K Feom
Armitage
Mrs. J. Stamford
Winni
A. Gurr
Assiniboine Hospital
John Sloan
H. D. Armitage
R. Howard
J. Collier
Keith Armitage
British Foreign Bible Socety
Dr. Platt
England
Wm. Davis Fof
Manitoba
Society
Wynona
Miss Dales
G. Bruce
R. Jolley
J. Armitage
A. Armitage
Ann Armitage
C. Armitage
S. Taylor
G. Bridge
Tom Ellerington
Karen and
Linda
Port Arthur
Mrs
Murray Collier
Unicef
U.C.W
A. McKean
J. Hanlin
Jack Hanlin
Larry Walker
Murray Peel
Rick Armitage
Leonard Leland
Ken Armitage
Sherri Pierce
Joan Taylor
Janet Hanlin
Jack Hanlins
Mr. A. McKean
Rennie
Bentley
New Westminster
Messers Vernon
Wesley Leland
Lakehead
New Pool Terminal
St. Regis
Winipeg
Phooey
Florida
Whitehorse
Yukon
Reggie
St. Regis Hotel
Crandall Theatre
Rink