Petites Ringette Team Opens Season in Brandon
The Hamiota Petites 11 and under traveled to the Keystone Centre in Brandon for two games on Sunday November 30. After only one practice, the team defeated Brandon in both contests with Julie Smith and Kirby Sararas leading scoring and back checking. Newcomers Nancy Burt and Kerri Tingey showed strong hustle while Kris Butler and Terri Anne O Quinn aided the offense with assists. The 9 and under group including Krista McKinnon Stacey Savaras and Breigh Anne Greenaway contributed on the big ice, as Tracey Cosgrove Julie Higgins and Charlene Mathison anchored the defence and Shannon Taylor stopped most shots.
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Hamiota
Ringette
Brandon
Keystone Centre
Julie Smith
Kirby Sararas
Nancy Burt
Kerri Tingey
Kris Butler
Terri Anne O’quinn
Krista McKinnon
Stacey Savaras
Breigh Anne Greenaway
Tracey Cosgrove
Julie Higgins
Charlene Mathison
Hamiota Tweens Win Gold at Brandon Tournament
Hamiota Tweens entered their first Brandon tournament on November 14 15. They beat Brandon 11 3 in the Keystone Friday night then defeated Rivers and Dauphin on Saturday to reach the final. At 4 00 p m the team defeated Brandon to claim the gold medal.
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Hamiota
Brandon
Keystone
Rivers
Dauphin
Tweens goalie Kim Brooks shines for Hamiota ringette
Kim Brooks, in grade 6, serves as the team’s one goalie for Hamiota ringette. She has about three years experience and can also play forward or defense. Off the ice she enjoys baseball and summer swimming.
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Kim Brooks
Kim
Hamiota
Canadian milestones and new team member noted
This Week in Canada recalls David Thompson crossing the Rocky Mountains on December 4, 1800 and the 1866 Confederation delegates meeting with the British government in London. Kyla Wilson joins the team as a grade 7 defense player in her second year of ringette.
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David Thompson
Rocky Mountains
Confederation
Westminister Palace
London
England
Kyla Wilson
Kyla
Newdale Horticultural Society Meets at Minnie Hogarth Home
The Newdale Horticultural Society gathered November 3, 1986 at 7 30 p m at Minnie Hogarths home. Members discussed Christmas Lighting Competition votes and grant funds for 1987 projects with a potential 1500 grant and a 3000 expense total. Nominations for secretary were opened and officers discussed including Wilma Rose and Mary Osborne.
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Newdale
Newdale Horticultural Society
Minnie Hogarth
Minnie
Olive Waddell
Rachel Hake
Don Watson
Bill Everett
Dennis Pedersen
Gary Tolton
Betty Fossum
Culture, Heritage and Recreation
Bob Ash
Mamie Esplin
Mamie
Wilma Rose
Mary Osborne
Myrtle St. John
Nellie Davies
Ruth Wareham
Wilma
Oat Bran Emerges As New Dietary Fibre Source
The article notes oat bran as a newly available fibre option since the 1970s, distinct from traditional wheat bran. It cites research indicating oat bran may lower cholesterol, a benefit not observed with wheat bran, highlighting differing properties and bodily effects.
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Petites
Shannon Taylor
Canada
Give
Woodworth Avenue
Kenton
Horticultural Society Meet
Ec. News
NSO
WMCA
Brandon University School of Music
Brandon Allied Arts Council
Wee Echo
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Hamiota, MB
Trousseau
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
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