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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1968

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Children’s Aid Society Sees Strong Fundraising Weekend

Harvey Gray, treasurer, notes contributions neared 1400 with a preliminary tally around 1383 and more donations expected. The events included a road race setup won by Leslie Gregory, a well attended variety concert MCed by Ross Poole, a candy sale led by Anne Johnston, and a Fraternal hall rummage sale raising 879. Jim Grieve and Mrs Reisbury reported satisfaction with outcomes and highlighted 440 Western Manitoba children relying on the funds.

Harvey. Gray Hamiota Children’s Aid Society Children’s Aid Society Leslie Gregory M.C Ross Poole Perlmutter Anne Johnston Johnston Ey Maker Reisbury Jim Grieve Children Aid Society Manitoba Chileren Aid

Birdtail River School Division holds regular Shoal Lake meeting

The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 board met at Shoal Lake on December 5 1968 at 9 30 p.m. Trustees Fulton Rapley Selby Randell Hames Lewycky Hyndmen Waddell Falloon and Armitage attended. Motions approved minutes November 28 1968 reports and tenders for oil and coal 1969 adjournment to December 12 1968. An addendum noted a discussion with secondary principals.

Shoal Lake Birdtail River Fulton Rapley Selby Ran Imperial Oil Ace Foxwarren

Hoopsters Open Season With Pair Of Victories

Hamiota opened its 1968 69 basketball season with two wins. The girls beat Birtle 43 23 as Morton 2 Thompson 31 Murray 10 led the scoring while Hodgson 14 topped the losers. The boys defeated Birtle 61 23 with Blodzinski 13 and McNiven 20 leading Bir tle. The Hamiota Shoal Lake girls won 40 19 behind Murray 7 and Thomp son 7. Shoal Lake boys fell 38 32 as McNiven 15 Cald well 2 Woods 10 Garton 11. Next action is at home for a league tournament December 21 with Hamiota vs Strathclair.

Hamiota Birtle Laureen Morton Pat Thompson Sharon Murray Hamida Gloria Hodgson Larry Blodzinski Allan McNiven Rob Woods Bob Caldwell Bob Garton Jack Rosaveare Ed Bretour Geo. McGhee al Robertsons Murray P. Thompson Morton Wanda Anderson Mary Clark Bert Pedlow Janice McGregor Janice Stewart Shoal Lake John Marks McNiven Caldwell Woods Garton

Sketch Club Meeting Highlights Late 1968 Works

The Sketch Club showcased Lorraine Holland’s bold Still Life and Ella Goodham’s toy study at an event on Tuesday December 3rd. Alma Dickson presented a delightful water color. The club plans another meeting on December 19 at 4 30 pm, the final 1968 gathering.

Sketch Club Lorraine Holland Ella Goodham Childs Alma Dickson

Decker Ladies Curling Club Forms Year Plans

The Decker Ladies Curling Club met November 18 1968 at Mrs R Toltons with 12 members present. Minutes from spring were read and adopted. Treasurer reports 27 61 deficit and no Manitoba Curling Association affiliation this year. Mrs R Wale nominated VP for coming year. Teams chosen include Ellen Rosenberger Margaret Gregory Faye Schweitzer Mick Little. Weekly curling planned Tuesday afternoons. Draw master is Margaret Gregory. Committees Lunch and Entertainment Mary Murray Mick Little C Nichols Faye Schweitzer Buying Committee Jessie Wa Margret Gregory Audrey Litts Etna Amley. Meeting adjourned by Mrs Shirley Little.

Manitoba Curling Association R. Wale Ellen Rosenberger Margaret Gregory Faye Schweitzer Mick Little Mary Murray C. Nichols Jessie Wa Margret Gregory Audrey Litts Etna A Mley Shirley Little

Hospital Guild Report for Hamiota Pitlochry

The Hamiota Pitlochry Hospital Guild reports donations to Hamiota District Hospital including 30.00 for Winnipeg Free Press subscription, 500.00 to the Cardiac Monitor, 260.00 to Hamiota District Hospital 7A Ladies' Aid, and 500.00 to the Dr E D Hudson Memorial Clinic. Net profit from the annual fair was 810.24 with receipts 1218.25 and expenses 1911.95. year-end assets stand at 1394.75. Mrs J E Hudson and Mrs Luther Johnston named as representatives to Hamiota Ladies Aid 7A, replacing Mrs Wes Rivers who previously served. Mr Rivers thanked for auditing.

Hamiota District Hospital Winnipeg Free Press Cardac Monitor E. D. Hudson J. E. Hudson Luther Johnston Hamiota Ladies’ Aid Johnston Wes Rivers

Sunflowers Added to Manitoba Crop Insurance Plan

Manitoba expands crop insurance to sunflowers, now the ninth insured crop. Agriculture Minister J Douglas Watt notes 3700 acres planted and describes broader coverage choices to align with rising input costs.

Manitoba J. Douglas Watt Watt Cron

W I Meet Isabella Christmas Meeting and Crop Insurance Notes

The W I held a Christmas meeting at Mrs. E. Martins with Mrs. L Wright chairing. Donations were approved for Brandon Mental Hospital and the Northern W L fund, plus party expenses. Separate report covers Manitoba Crop Insurance 1969 program changes, adjustor staff, and near term computer processing of claims.

Mr. Watt

W I Meet HAMIOTA W L Dec 3 Meeting Report

The W I meeting in Hamiota on Tuesday December 3 with 21 attendees reported $80.43 on hand. The Red Cross box of 135 sewn articles 4 afghans 11 sweaters 2 baby bonnets was sent. A committee of three was appointed to furnish the new Senior Citizens residence common room Mes dames Gordon Grey E A Dix and P Davis. Mrs George Chappell led the program with Christmas decorations carols Miss Holtman spoke on foods showing preserved frozen dry strawberries pork chops corn and a film The Great Potential. A lunch followed.

Red Cross Mesdames Gordon Grey E. A. Dixon P. Davis George Chappell Miss Holtman

McConnell Calf Club Holds Second Meeting

The McConnell Calf Club met November 9 at 7 30 in McConnell hall with 24 members and 3 leaders. Speeches by members drew comments from Jack Boyd and Don McConnell. A $50 prize raffle was planned and a Christmas holidays tour arranged. Next meeting is December 27 at 1 30. Members should study the first half of the Red Book.

McConnell Calf Club McConnell Hall Jack Boyd Don McConnell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gateway TO Paradise TNS Children's Aid Birdtail River S. D Dell Hames Lewycky Hyndmen Waddell Falloon Armitage M. Cohen M.as.t. Pension Plan Manitoba Association of School Trustees Deceber Strathclair Girls Decker Decker Ladies’ Curling Club R. Tolton Hospital Guild Report Hamiota and Pitlochry Hospital Guild W. I. Meet Isabella W.I E. Martin Brandon Mental Hospital F. L. Skinner W.L Fund J. E. Finkbeiner Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation W.I. Meet W.L
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