Rural Council Minutes From November 3 1964 Meeting
Council met on November 3 1964 with all members present. Topics included actions on interim audit, pest control with poison bombs, land purchase for sewage lagoon By-law 1485, easement with R Bonner for Block K Plan 631, delegate payment of 75 to the Winnipeg convention, site and easement costs for outfall main, sewer work related to Highway 83, fox predator policy with bounty to residents, amended fire equipment charges with a 35 minimum, retroactive pay for volunteers, and cheque approvals for October. Adjournment set for December 1 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Ios Minites
Stowe - Teal
Fr Nenneies
Osee
Miniota
Esr
Stowe - Reid
Stewart Teal
R. Bonner
Hanlin - Stowe
Reeve
Conners
Sec
Treas
Winnipeg
Inc
Hunkin - Reid
Neil
Ee Hanlin - Teal
Department Public Works, Highway Branch
Stewart - Hanlin
Hankin - Stowe
Hunkin
Stewart
Birdtail River School Division Holds Regular Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a regular board meeting at Shoal Lake on October 29 1964. Motions approved include payment to guests and staff, rate increases for Route 22 Beulah to Birtle, auditing the 1963 financial statement, funding for adult typing classes, and attendance at the Urban Trustees Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Ade Paton Reynolds
Rankin
W. K. Fraser
USTM
Anglo Canadian Oil Te St. Lazare
Pelly Trail Division
Dorothy Backman
St. Francis
Osler Hammond
Nanton
Gillon
W. C. Weir
Dept of Education
Canada
H. F. Clark Ltd
Funk
Foxwarren S.D
Bulger
Spence
R. Bulger
Mond
Birm
Birtle
Beulah
School Board
Leon Sabesky
Mario Roncato
Rosalre Precott
Birtle Collegiate
Department of Education
Bonnie Moffatt
Urban Trustees Convention
Reynolds
Rapley
Fuln
J. Bonner D
Leland
J. Hodgins
Crandall Girls Win Zone Final In Virden
In Shoal Lake on Saturday November 14 the Miniota girls reached the finals of a volleyball tournament. Crandall and Foxwarren defeated Miniota, then Crandall beat Birtle to clinch the title and advance to the zone finals at Virden on November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Miniota
Crandall, Foxwarren
Birtle
Crandall Girls
Virden
Miniota W. J. Hold Meeting Highlights Spring Motive
Miniota W J held a meeting with a read motto about spring. Roll call urged planting bulbs and noted W L would sponsor a tailoring course via Extension Service. Ann Armitage reported on her Montreal exchange trip as the selected student. Carol Goodwin spoke on the Winnipeg United Nations Seminar. Mrs Long thanked speakers. Hostesses were Mrs Stewart and Mrs McKean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L
Extension Service
Goodwin
Westeland
Taylor
Ann Armitage
Montreal
Ann
Carol Goodwin
United Nations
Winnipeg
Mrs. Long
District Happenings and Winnipeg Visitors
District Happenings notes several Winnipeg visitors and local travel including Mrs Dayton now in Hamiota hospital and Mrs Sutherland called to Winnipeg to aid a sick brother. The report mentions Beulah Home Economics Club meetings, a successful Friday bingo with listed winners, and upcoming events.
Beulah News Roundup From Beulah and Surrounding Areas
Beulah notes show Mr. L Evans hospitalized at St Boniface with Mrs Evans visiting for a few days. Mrs E Grey of Moore Park visits F Green home this week. Arlene Lindenbach and D Forster visit Winnipeg. UCGW Fall Tea and Sale raises 207.13 with thanks to helpers. WI meeting November 12 features poem Why wear a Poppy by Mrs K Mann. Roll Call asks what kind of flag. They vote to send Brading Institute Peace Garden Serviettes and Institute news. Hospital Aid given by Mrs P Gow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Evans
St. Boniface Hospital
T. Amy
K. Mann
Brading Institute
Peace Garden Serviettes
Institute
P. Gow
CGIT Banquet and 50th Anniversary Project Highlight Is Believable
Isabella News reports a CGIT Mother and daughter banquet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reid with special guests Rev. John Sloan and Mrs. Ralph Clark. The event featured toasts by Marilyn Reid and Mrs. Sutherland, a 50th Anniversary project by Gail Clark and Doreen Sutherland, and musical items by Wanda Clark and Lorna Wright. The Explorer group attended and Mrs. Ralph Clark spoke on Island Lake. A community evening included a meal, fish pond, Bingo, raffle, and sales by local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bell
Jim
Calgary
R. E. Heise
Ken Morrison
Brandon
June Rittaler
Ninette
Jack Bailey
Decker
Gordon Campbell
Winnipeg
CGIT
Frank Reid
John
Sloan
Ralph Clark
Hamiota
Stewart Johnson
Marilyn Reid
Lorna Wright
G. Sutherland
Gail Clark
Doreen Sutherland
Wanda Clark
Island Lake
Explorer Group
T. Stewart
Jan Finkbeiner
Miniota Happenings Include Blood Drive And Family Reunion
A community blood donors clinic in Hamiota drew 257 donors with 18 from Miniota. A birthday reunion honored Mrs. A E Hall at the Reynolds home with relatives from Winnipeg Lenore Crandall Cran dall Decker Hamiota Illinois and Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Miniota
A. E. Halls
Reynolds
Hall
H. Merritt
K Merritt
Darrel
R Rainkie
Marcelle
Winnipeg
R. Watters
Lenore
H. Hall
Malcom
Crandall
Wm Hall
Crandall News Highlights Local Families and Anniversary Celebrations
Mr and Mrs. M Johnson Jr and family with Morden visited Crandall over the weekend. Miss J Armstrong of Winnipeg stayed with sisters Mrs E Barnes and Mrs R Teal of Decker. Garnet Johnston and wife marked 25 years with a dinner at the Canadian Inn, Brandon, then a social at Dennis Johnston’s home where gifts were exchanged. Frank Preston and wife observed their 25th anniversary with a surprise dinner party and a Come and Go Tea hosted by Shirley, Lois and Allan. A Poultry Bingo for the Rink Fund drew a large crowd with turkeys and geese awarded to multiple residents and a duck prize to several winners. Pot of Gold prize was $13.00 awarded to David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Mitchell
Joe Bonner
Alvin Johnson
B. Gardham
Bruce Mitchell
Roberta Leland
H. Gardham
Wendy Mitchell
Percy Watts
F. Watts
Marilyn Gardham
Art Vanderburg
Winnipeg
Kitts
J. Kirton
M Johnson
Morden
M. H. Johnson
J. Armstrong
E. Barnes
R. Teal
Decker
Garnet Johnston
Canadian Inn
Brandon
Dennis
Frank Preston
Shirley
Lois
Allan
Rink Fund
Pedrow
Hamiota
Bob Mitchell
Arrow River
N. Henderson
Ada Fleming
Neil Wallace
Lorne Miller
Blaris
Cecil Kidd
Chumah
W Hyndman
C. J. Lyng
Kerry Wallace
E Babuik
V Bray
Allyson Gunson
Dave Kerr
Walter Lipscomb
W. Lockhart
Board meeting notes from Miniota Manitoba October 1964
A Municipal Office meeting on October 28 1964 attended by most trustees including Lloyd Irwin with Mrs P Rowan Heise presiding adopts September 1 1964 minutes. Items approve transportation changes fuel coal tenders and sewer facility planning plus travel for Urban School Trustees Convention. Cheques 2728 to 2770 totaling 5528.60 approved and meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Rowan D. Heise
P. Rowan
Wm. Cole
G. Leland - D. Heise
Miniota Consumers Co-op
G. Leland
W. Cole
Mrs. Rowan
D. Stewart
Lee Treas
Miniota School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rural Council
Birdtail River
Collegiate News
Holy Trinity Anglican
United Church of Canada
John Sloan
Isabella
A. McKean
Arrow River News
Row
Lyall Littlejohn
Dayton
Hamiota Hospital
Ivan Tennant
Mark
Ford Wiggins
Gordon Grey
Lockhart
Virden Hospital
Norman Murry
Sutherland
Harvey Hill
Harvey
Wm. Hall of
McDonald
Jean Elliot
Lean
Sunshine
Derhousoff
C. Frazer
A. Alley
Terry Frazer
Killarney
Lynda Grainger
Colleen Stewart
J. T. Finkbeiner
al Clark
Finkbeiner
R. Campbell
Outreach
Keith Campbell
Brazil
Age
Attwood
Alex Kuppers
C. Ariss
Beulah News
Isabella News
U.C.W
Della Harrison
L. Reynold
Hiram Halli
James McCrindle
L. Reynolds
G. W. Jamieson
Grandview
A. Hill
Crandall News
Minsota
Man
Messrs. Edmundson
Grainger and Stewart
Lloyd Irwin
Urban School Trustees Association
J. Bonner
Federal Grain Limited
Arrow River School
G. Leland J. Bonner
Sec. Treas
W. Cole - J. Bonner
D. Leland
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