Annual Timmy Dance at Portage la Prairie Messes
The Warrant Officers and Sergeants and Junior Ranks Mops at Canadian Forces Base Portage la Prairie sponsor an annual evening of fun games dancing and refreshments. The event has long been a Manitoba staple and draws wide attendance each year.
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Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
TIMMY DANCE FUNDRAISER FOR MANITOBA CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Proceeds support the Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba. The 1980 TIMMY Dance features Harold Kirby of Lundar, a 12 year old in a wheelchair, as guest of honour and grand prize draw winner of 1500 dollars. The event is April 25 at 8 30 p.m. in No 1 Hangar Portage la Prairie Base, with tickets sold province wide by CFB personnel.
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Timmy
Harold Kirby
Lundar
Harold
Lundar School
Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Manitoba
G. (Gord) Brennand
Canadian Forces Base
Portage la Prairie
CFB
Army
Navy
Be Friends With Your Neighbors Convention in Rivers Manitoba
The South West A region of the Manitoba Women's Institute hosts its annual convention with a focus on community ties. A.C.W.W. Flag presentation travels to Hamburg Germany for a May conference as delegates from 60 countries celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the Associated Women of the World. An afternoon panel features Westman Women's Shelter and Brandon Al-Anon. The region sponsors a two year project aiding the shelter and its work for women and children from troubled homes. Entertainment by Minnedosa senior choir Merry Hearts precedes an address by provincial president Kathleen Hamblin and a talk by Home Economics director Dallis Goodchild on concerns of young farm wives. The event takes place at the United Church in Rivers on Thursday April 17.
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South West
Manitoba Women’s Institute
A.C.W.W
Canada
Hamburg
Germany
U.S
Associated Women of the World
Westman Women’s Shelter
Merry Hearts
Minnedosa
Kathleen Hamblin
Dallis Goodchild
United Church
Rivers
Achievement Night at Oak River Skating Club
Oak River Skating Club held Achievement Night on March 6 with 36 members. Highlights included Sesame Street Disco Fever featuring Grover and Cookie Monster, a long procession of skaters, solos by Susan Heapy Nickie Hrabek Donna Tingey Cheryl Paddock and Linda Lyons, and a tribute to instructor Linda Lyons at centre ice.
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Grover
Cookie Monster
Barry Paddock
Susan Heapy
Nickie Hrabek
Donna Tingey
Cheryl Paddock
Linda Lyons
Art Glint
Dorothy Seater
Centre Ice
Pap test reminders for women under sixty and beyond
Health Centre advises women under 60 to have regular pap tests even if using contraception. those past child bearing age should see a doctor. If three consecutive normal results occur, re checks can be every three years. After age 60, no further pap tests unless symptoms arise.
Retirement Tea for Neb Curll at Hamiota
A retirement tea honors Neb Curll with guests in a hall decorated by Nancy Dixon. Ed and Jean Morris escort Neb and Kay to the front. corsages given by Shirley Dale and Wilma Badger. Andy Hodge and Keith Dixon praise Nebs 16 years with the Co op and present gifts. about 300 attendees sign guest books as staff and board express thanks.
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Hamiota
Neb Curll
Neb
Nancy Dixon
Helen Maitland
Margaret Corley
Kay
Jean Morris
Shirley Dale
Wilma Badger
Andy Hodge
Keith Dixon
Dennis Epler
Elaine Montgomery
Isabel Thompson
Festival of Faith draws 113 at Hamiota United Church
The Festival of Faith on March 24 1980 at Hamiota United Church drew 113 participants with Rev Clark Saunders leading a theme Jesus Peter and me. Ecumenical committees banners and music enhanced the event with praise and sharing. Districts represented included Pope Crandall Birtle Arrow River Oak Lake Isabella Oakner Roblin and others.
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Hamiota United Church
Clark Saunders
Melita
Pope
Crandall
Birtle
Arrow River
Oak Lake
Isabella
Oakner
Roblin
Bradwardine
Cardale
Shoal Lake
Binscarth
Foxwarren
Rapid City
Strathclair
Rivers
McConnell
Decker
Hamiota
Andy Nehoda 56 Oak River Manitoba Obituary
Andy Nehoda died March 23 1980 at Hamiota Hospital at age 56. He leaves wife Alice son Ronald and daughter-in-law Louise of Winnipeg a brother Bill in Ukraine and many in-laws and nieces and nephews. He was born in Ukraine 1923 came to Canada 1947 worked for Canadian Pacific Railway in Fort William and Winnipeg married Alice Hrabek November 11 1950 moved to Oak River 1973. Prayers at Campbell's Funeral Chapel March 26 and funeral at Oak River United Church March 27 conducted by Rev Tom Delgaty. Honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers named.
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Oak River
Hamiota Hospital
Andrew
Andy) Nehoda
Alice
Ronald
Louise
Winnipeg
Bill
Ukraine
Canada
Andy
Fort William
Thunder Bay
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alice Hrabek
Campbell’s Funeral Chapel
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Brandon
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Romoto
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Income Tax Service
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R.1.a
Health Centre News
Co-op
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Bob Ross
Ruth Millard
Andy Nehoda
Oak River United Church
Tom Delgaty
Dick Griffiths
Bill Hutchings
Frank Paddock
Nick Hrabek
Nick Nikulin
Jack Paxton
Red Mackie
Ed Shamray
Bill Shamray
Danny Ramsey
Barney Dowalatek
Neil McCallum
Usher
Stan Henry
R. M. B. Toews
L.L.B
Man
Sas
Weed Board
Virden
Arch. R. Galatiue
Co-Operative Life Insurance Company
Ever
Oak River Collegiate
Jack Carey
Kenton Memorial Hall
Cst
Lorne Gregorash
Brandon City Police
Jas. Cockburn
R.C.M.P. Hamiota
Hamiota Collegiate Library
Sid Lewis
Isabella Community Hall
Hamiota District Health Centre