Hamiota Curling Club holds annual meeting with 90 plus in attendance
Hamiota Curling Club’s annual meeting on Friday April 18 drew over 90 members at the banquet. President Ross Fraser led the session and paid tribute to four deceased members from the 1968 69 season. The joint Ham iota Memorial Rink Ltd met, officers were nominated, trophies awarded, and plans discussed to repair the rink roof and re shingle it. The ice was praised as the best yet and efforts to recruit younger curlers noted. Special thanks were given to organizers and the Anglican W A ladies for the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Hamiota Curling Club
Ross Fraser
Wallace Fraser
Paul Robinson
Alex Kirk
Ladies Curling Club
Shoal Lake
Birdtail River School Board Adopts By-Laws and Finances Hamiota Addition
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 Board met at Shoal Lake April 17 1969 with trustees present. They approved minutes, received and filed correspondence, and adopted By-Laws 3/69 and 4/69 related to construction finance for Hamiota Collegiate. A payment of 35378.70 to Hoffman Construction was authorized. Route and transportation adjustments were approved. The board adjourned to April 24 1969 after an April 7 1969 and prior school visit addendum.
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Birdtail River
Shoal Lake
MacKenzie and MacKenzie
St. Lazare Property
M. Dupont
Public School Finance Board
Birtle Collegiate
Minister of Youth and Education
Birtle
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Lloydminster
Manitoba Association of School Business Officials
Marlborough
Hoffman Construction Ltd
Hamiota
Royal Bank of Canada
Manitoba
Hamiota Collegiate
J. D. Brown
J. Cutten
C.E.C
Virden
Flower of Hope campaign reaches Canadians in need
A spring message highlights the Flower of Hope as a symbol of support for the mentally challenged in Canada. It notes 3 percent of the population affected directly and 15 percent involved through advocacy, urging support during May 11 to May 17 with local associations leading the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ians
Hamiota School Band 1969 Schedule Updates
The Hamiota school band reports activities through March and April. March 21 a performance for students, March 28 concert at Crendal with two buses transporting bands and majorettes, March 31 trip to Winter Fair Brandon, April 16 concert at Foxwarren, April 23 participation in Neeprwa Festival, and a planned Elementary School concert with posters to follow in the Hamiota Echo.
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Hamiota
Crendaul
Brandon
Foxwarren
C.G.I.T. Club Activities Outline March April Plans
The report details a March 29 dance with non dancers options and drinks at ten, eleven pm close, thanks to readers and Mrs. Hawke for organization. A April 9 excursion with 21 girls to Brandon Vacational Centre includes lunch, psychology ward tour, an educational film, two nurse led tours, and thanks to volunteer drivers. April 26 bake sale and tea at Fraternal Hall 2 to 4 pm. Health Educator Stan Riechen speaks on drugs and abuse at United Church hall inviting former C.G.I.T. members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Stan Riechen
The
United Church
Cardale W I Holds April Meeting in United Church Basement
The Cardale W I met April 16 at the United Church basement with thirteen members. President Mrs. G Cowan opened with the creed, motions on drugs discussed, reports read by Mrs. Jean Stewart and Mrs. J Dennison, and a drugs program led by Mrs. Stewart. Hostesses were Mrs. Lil Espey and Mrs. G Hyndman. The telephone committee for the month was also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardale
Cardale W. I
United Church
G. Cowan
Jean Stewart
K. Campbell
J. Dennison
G. Hyeman
Hospiel
M. Kirkpa
Lil Espey
G. Hyndman
Move Clocks Ahead This Weekend In Manitoba
Daylight saving time begins in Manitoba with clocks set forward one hour during the night of April 26 and 27. Under the Official Time Act, DST runs from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October, with the change at 2 a.m. on April 27 when clocks become 3 a.m.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Decker U C W Meet Sets Floor Scrub Date
The April meeting of the Decker U C W held April 17 in the church drew 14 members and 3 visitors. The group planned painting the basement floor, set April 28 to scrub first, heard readings and prayers, and noted paint funds and nylons collection. Decker and Crandall will hold Peace and fellowship events.
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Decker
Decker U.C.W
Hunter
Cochran
Nichol
James
Brooks
Linus
McColl
Prairies
Lady Curlers Close Season with Profits and Trophies
The Lady Curlers met April 18 in the rink lunch room for supper and their annual meeting with 69 members present. The season shows a total revenue of 2825.60 with disbursements of 743.85 and a profit of 2081.75. Funds of 1500.00 were donated to the Men’s Curling Club. Beth Jamison presented trophies to both the evening and afternoon curling squads.
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Hamiota
Rink
Mary Caldwell
Norma Sheardown
Ruby Gray
Beth Jamison
Marjorie Mathison
Georging Brown
Karen Lyall
Joyce McWhirter
Linda Johnson
Grace Anderson
Jean Strachan
Dawn McConnell
Jean Clark
Mary
McConnell 4-H Beef Club reports April 1969 meeting
The McConnell 4-H Beef Club held its sixth meeting on April 16, 1969 at 7:30 in the McConnell Community Centre. Twenty three members and three leaders attended. Delbert Brown showed slides from his Tennessee trip. the club voted a $50 donation and planned a concert for April 19 with Wendell Wight as chair. Hector Paterson won the $50 bill and returned it to the calf club. next meeting is a parents night on April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
Wendell Wight
Hector Paterson
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Ussr
Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce
Soviet Union
Europe
TTS
Jamie Jamison
Bill Thomson
Hamiota Club
Mathison
Ernie Wallace
Arnold Murray
Carlyle Johnson
Lynn Caldwell
W.A
Birdtail River S. D
Fulton
Rapley
Selby
Randell Lewycky
Butcher
Hyndman
Waddell
Falloon
Armitage
Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board
C.G.I.T. Meet
W.I. Meet
U.C.W
RED Cross
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