Hamiota Girls Triumph in Western Manitoba Championship Bid
The Hamiota girls basketball team beat Dauphin 14 11 to win the right to advance to the Provincial Championships in Winnipeg. Hamiota led 6 0 early, Dauphin surged to take a brief lead, and late fouls by Eileen Douglas Lynda Kidd and Joan Hudson did not derail a 14 11 victory. Jyce Twerden Lyla Killoh and Joan Hudson scored 4 each, Wendy Whetter had 5 for Dauphin. The team has 22 wins in 24 games, 765 points scored, 403 allowed, and will compete at Gordon Bell in Winnipeg with eight cheerleaders accompanying.
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Hamiota
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Eileen Douglas
Lynda Kidd
Joan Hudson
Jyce Twerden
Lyla Killoh
Wendy Whetter
Jill Love
Gal Halliday
Vivian Podwarny
Eileen Tus
Ula
Manitoba Legislature Assembly
Barry Strickland
M.L.A
Gordon Bell
Kelvin Collegiate
Tec. Voc
Vincent Massey
Fort Garry
Glenlawn
St. Vital
Flin Flon
Northern Manitoba
Al‘ona
Red River Valley
Portage
Western Manitoba Champens
T. Eaton Company
Birdtail River School Division meets at Shoal Lake in 1961
The Birdtail River School Division held meetings at Shoal Lake on March 21 and March 29 1961 with Trustees Fulton Selby Stimson Gamer Reynolds Fraser Hunter and Inspector Funk present. Minutes approved and motions passed include adopting the 1961 budget with a 9 mills rate authorizing debenture by law 2 61 and second and third readings for by law 1 61. Officers appointed and payments approved to Hoffman Construction and Craft master Heating.
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Shoal Lake
Fulton
Selby
Stimpenn
Reynolds
Fraser
Hunter
Inspector Funk
R. M of
Fulton, Selby
Stimpson
Gamey
John Hepworth
Campbell and
Haig
Stimp
Eon Gamer
Fraser and
J. W. Pratt
Pratt
Leter
Stewart E. McLean
Department of Education
Beliveau S.D
Hoffman Construction
P. H. Funk
Hoffman Construction Co
Miniota
Kenton
James Smith Passes After Long Farming Life in Outlook
James Smith died in Outlook on March 7 1961. Born in Hamiota Manitoba 1888 he moved to the Outlook district in 1906 and farmed until retiring in 1960. Funeral from Conquest United Church with interment Fertile Valley cemetery. McKague's Funeral Home in charge. Survived by nine sisters and two brothers.
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James Smith
Outlook
Saskatoon
Hamiota
Man
Conquest United Church
Fertile Valley Cemetery
McKague
Martha Cavanaugh
Bella) Hern
Tog
Jean McMillan
Maggie Moran
Carrie McAdam
Conquest
Lucy Nicolson
Bounty
Annie Rivers
Lizzie de Winter
Enikda
Alta
Mary Stevens
Oakner
Berle Smith
Vancouver
Alex and
Harvey
Miss J Hudson Elected MCPA National President
Miss J Hudson elected national president of MCPA. A therapist with a strong record, her career spans university training in Toronto 1944, Army service, poliomyelitis treatment work in Minneapolis and Oklahoma City, and extensive post graduate study in 1954. Her colleagues praise integrity, hard work, and a humane approach to patient care.
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Peson
W. Jane Hudson
Miss Hudson
Hudson
University of Toronto
Hamiota
Manitoba
Workmen’s’ Compensation Board
Toronto
Deer Lodge
Winnipeg
R.c.a.mc
Shilo
Portage
Brandon
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Oklahoma City
B. A. C. Jones
Portland
Oregon
Miss Dorothy Goodwill Honoured at Farewell Party
A farewell party was held Wednesday evening March 29 at the Thomson home for Miss Dorothy Goodwill. Delmer McConnell presented a leather jewel case, a black Alaskan Diamond Necklace and Earring set, and a cash gift. Dorothy leaves to holiday with her parents in Souris.
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Dorothy Goodwill
Bill Tho
Delmer McConnell
Dorothy
Souris
WMS Afternoon Auxiliary Meeting Notes Progress Toward New Union
The WMS Afternoon Auxiliary of Hamiota United Church met at 2 30 pm on Tuesday March 28. Mrs Dixon chaired and led the session with reports on the Presbyterial date change to May 9 and the appointment of Mrs Dixon as WMS representative to the new organization. Notes covered book notices for September Monkey Mist on the River Road to Understanding and a new serial Wilfred Grenfell in The Family Herald.
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Hamiota United Church
Dixon
Russell
WMS
W. B. Strachan
Rutherford
Wilfred Grenfell
Family Herald
Ward
Winnipeg
United Church
McTavish to Spend Week at Vienna Georgia
Lorne W. McTavish of Car date Manitoba attends Ford Motor Company Southern Training Centre near Vienna Georgia for a five day intensive program. He joins about 30 dealers from across the country to learn field techniques in tractors and equipment using Ford's 6000 tractor and related implements at the 525 acre center with diverse soil types and year round outdoor training.
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Lorne W. McTavish
Cardate Manitoba
Vienna
Georgia
Suthern
Teartor
Divisa
Ford Motor Company
Ford
McTavish
Pord
Mrs J T Lelond Dies After Illness in Miniota Area
Funeral services for Mrs. J T Lelond who died Saturday at Virden hospital were held in Miniota United Church with Rev C A Geddes officiating. Burial followed at Miniota Cemetery. Survived by five sons Roy Vernon Russell Norman. daughter Mrs Jack Cook. a brother Charles Boyce. two sisters. fourteen grandchildren. Prior husband J Thomas Lelond died 1947. Many relatives attended the rites.
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Chris Ellerington
A. W. Kirk
Robert Boyce
Leland
Rosa May Boyce
Galt
Ontario
James Byce
Miniota
Parkissimo
J. Thomas Lelond
Virden
Russell Leland
Lelnd
Roy
Vernon
Russell
Norman
Wesley
Arrow River
Jack Cook
Brandon
Charles Boyce
A. M. Hanlin
Minita
E. B
Oak River Baby Band Holds Monthly Meeting at Church
The Oak River Baby Band met on Thursday with 20 members and 14 mothers present. Mrs White presided as the opening program. mothers met separately and planned to sew 12 more diapers for a layette.
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Oak River
White
Shamray
Elsie+ Proden
Isabel Hare
Bray
McMillan
Kirkpatrick
Oak River Banquet Honors 1961 Tom Thumbs Champions
The Oak River community held a hockey banquet with 175 attendees including All Stars High School and Tom Thumb teams. Crests were presented to 1961 District Champions and players Gordon Smith Neil Henry Billy Congdon Verne Walden Gary Stewart Lyle Burt Jimmy Ferran Don Ramsay Tommy Slater Ron Bridgeman Terry Espey Dallas Espey George Bridgeman. Trophies and recognitions were given to coach Ivan Strain and manager Bob Ramsay, with a travelling clock for Wes Clubb and BB’s manager.
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Bb's
Tom Thumb
Dr. Tyler
Brandon
Smith
Shoal Lake
Henry Stothard
CKX
Earl Dawson
Rivers
M.A.H.A
Oak River
Tom Thumbs
Gordon Smith
Neil Henry
Billy Congdon
Verne Walden
Gary Stewar
Lyle Burt
Jimmy Ferran
Don Ramsay
Tommy Slater
Ron Bridgeman
Terry Espey
Dallas Espey
George Bridgeman
Ivan Strain
Bob Ramsay
Gary Stewart
Wes Clubb
Gary Hayhurst
Gerald Argue
Evenng
Hap Congdon
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Jan Hudson
Eileen Muellas
Val Douglas
Faye Pollock
Mr McKinnon
Gayne Kidd
Phyllis Mollock
Lorna Richardson
Car' Ann Smith
Joyce Twerden
Birdtail River
Marquette
J. Hudson
M.C.P.A. National Pres
Ashley & Crippen
Sec'y
M.M
Thompson
Tae’ W. McTavish
J. T. Lelond
J. T. Leland
A. Kirk
Roy Kirk
Wm. Baxter
Wilmot
Norman Kirk
Hugo Hankin
George Downey
Lorne Coulteer
Bert, Leighton
Royden
Wallace
Douglas Downey
Coulter
Harvey Hanlin
Branaan Oe
Oak River Community