Fall Festival Coming Up at Shoal Lake
The Bird tail River fall festival runs November 1 2 3 at Shoal Lake with speech reading drama folk and square dancing and attics. Lorraine Scott adjudicates speech drama and Dwight? No, for dance and gymnastics Dorothy Sangster leads.
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Shoal Lake
Lorraine Scott
Elkhorn
Dorothy Sangster
Killarney
ATCL
London
Fort Labosse
Toronto
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Eden School Cairn Unveiled in Hamiota area ceremony
The Eden School Cairn dedication occurred at 1 30 p m on Sunday September 3 1978 at the Eden School Site one half mile west of Oakner. About 150 attended as 21 former students received red silk roses or white silk carnations while Mrs E A Dixon got a white rose. The event featured a bell ringing, speeches by local officials and former students, a plaque presentation to Lorne Brandon, and a church service plus a reunion at the Riddell homestead with a 60 year span of memories and a shared lunch.
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Oakner
Eden School
Eden
E. A. Dixon
Jim Routledge
Eden School Historical Group
W. A. Riddell
O Canada
R.M. of
Hamiota
Tom Sedgwick
Department of Education
J. Taylor
Harold Brown
Lorne Brandon
Brandon
McPherson Fraser
Hamiota Hospital
Les Jameson
Herbert N. Lynas
Walter Riddell
Norman Argue Farm
Riddell
Les Reid
Eva McConnell
Golden Age Club entertained at Beulah in September
The Golden Age Club met at Beulah on September 20 with 26 members and visitors from Hamiota Birtle and Beulah. Mrs J Cook led the bell and birthday songs for Birdie Thompson Dorothy Rollo and Ann Johnson. Reverend L Lovering joined tea as Grace was sung. Plans for next meeting will be announced.
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Miniota
Golden Age Club
Beulah
Hamiota
Birtle
J. Cook
Birdie Thompson
Dorothy Rollo
Ann Johnson
Ruth McKean
Daphne
Doris Asselstine
Faye Tomiski
Merry Homemakers Re organize for 1978 79 officers
The Merry Homemakers held their re organization meeting on September 19. Officers for 1978 79 include President Sharon Stamford Vice President Kerri Lynne Cornish Secretary Wendy Brown Treasurer Susan Gilchrist Social Convenor Brenda Stamford News Reporter Cathy Bruce. Next meeting set for October 12.
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Merry Homemakers
Sharon Stamford
Kerri Lynne Cornish
Wendy Brown
Susan Gilchrist
Brenda Stamford
Cathy Bruce
Scott Morton
Cindy Pierce
Cindy Laxdal
Cavenagh Appointed Consumer Director
Paul F. Cavenagh age 56 was named director of the Manitoba Consumers' Bureau by Consumer Affairs Minister Ed McGill. He has served as acting director since July after Maurice Therrien resigned to join La Centrale des Caisses Populaires du Manitoba Stee. Denis Robidoux stays as deputy director.
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Winnipeg
Paul F. Cavenagh
Manitoba Consumers’ Bureau
Ed McGill
Cavenagh
Maurice E. Therrien
la Centrale Des Caisses Populaires du Manitoba Stee
Denis Robidoux
Consumers’ Bureau
Consumer Affairs
John Mason
Birtle Health Auxiliary Holds September 11 Meeting
The Birtle and District Health Auxiliary met at Verna Fulton’s home on September 11 1978. Sylvia Marshall resigned as president due to illness and Ethel Farquhar became president. C Cottingham reported progress on the Personal Care Home and hospital renovations, with occupancy hoped in early October. A garage sale is planned for September 29 at Frank Reid’s garage, and 200 more auxiliary cookbooks have been ordered after the first lot sold out.
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Birtle
Birtle and District Health Auxiliary
Verna Fulton
Sylvia Marshall
Ethel Farquhar
C. Cottingham
Barb Sala
Lucille Fulton
Mary Barteaux
Mary
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B. Lawrence
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J. H. Ashdown Hardware Company
Acklands
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Stony Mountain
Birtle Health Auxiliary
Frank Reid