Hospital Ladies Aid Meet HAMIOTA January 28
The Hospital Ladies Aid No. 7A met January 28 in the Community Room with Mrs. Hames presiding in Mrs. Hudsons absence. Eleven districts attended and plans were made for each district to set its own allocation and for a May annual tea. Renovations halted the cart for January mid February but stamps and supplies remain via Miss Corley.
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Hamiota
the Hospital Ladies Aid No. 7A
Hames
Hudson
Hall
Decker
Children’s Aid Society
Mrs. J. Morrice Celebrates 90th Birthday in Hamiota
In Hamiota on January 29 a Come-and-Go tea honored Mrs. J Morrice for her ninety years. More than a hundred guests signed the guest book. The table featured mauve flowers, twin flower towers, and cake by Mrs. Jas. Killoh and decoration by Mrs. Carlyle Johnston. Pouring tea were several local women including Mrs. Scha cht and Mrs. Gordon Killoh. Unit 2 of the U.C.W. entered.
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Hamiota
A. Neabel
Brandon
Gerald Robertson
Strathclair
U.C.W. Eatered
Malcolm Lowe Tops All-Canadian Music Contest in Montreal
Malcolm Lowe, a 18 year old from Harding district, won first prize of $1000 and a final concert with the Montreal Symphony after topping 43 participants in an All-Canadian Music Contest in Montreal. He studies at Curtis Institute on scholarship with Jaime Laredo and Ivan Galamian.
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Malcolm Lowe
Harding District
Montreal
Montreal Symphony
Elman Lowe
Mischa Elman
Adaskin
Brandon
Malcolm
Gregson
Sid Gregson
Onanole
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Saint - Saens
Place Des Arts
Ernest Chausson
Dennis Brett
Montreal Star
Eric McLean
Lowe
Regina
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Jaime Laredo
Ivan Galamian
Huskies Edge Rossburn 8 5 in HAMIota Hockey Tilt
HAMIOTA Manitoba Huskies improve to 10 5 with an 8 5 win over Rossburn as Mel Smith scores four goals and All Star left winger lines up at right wing. Daniel Ramsey and Hamilton set up key scores while Bruce Coombs and Lynn Caldwell contribute. Hamiota hosts Foxwarren and Oak River next, with MAHA playdowns looming.
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Hamiota
Huskies
Oak River
Miniota
Russell
Husky
Rossburn
Mel Smith
Lawrence Daniel
al Robertson
Ron Ramsey
John Wright
Daniel
Darwin Hamilton
Lynn Beaton
Randy Cardiff
Hamilton
Smith
Ramsey
Beaton
Bruce Coombs
Lynn Caldwell
Robertson
Foxwarren
Sioux Valley
Grandview
M.A.H.A
Friends Entertain Mrs. W. Rivers Before Her Alma College Wedding
Mrs. W. Rivers formerly Elizabeth White is honored in Alma College events before her December wedding in Font Hill Ontario. Dr Flora Sifton, Miss M. E. Bone and college staff host teas showers and luncheons with gifts including a leather jewel box and a petit-point handbag. The couple, from Mankata Saskatchewan and Hamiota Manitoba, honeymoon in Florida.
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W. Rivers
Elizabeth White
Alma College
St. Thomas
Ontario
Fonthill
Flora Sifton
St. Joseph Street
Rivers
P. Augustine
Reggie's Ramblings on Winnipeg Mint Branch
The column notes the normal human skeleton has 214 bones and jokes about aches during flu season. It also mentions renewed reports that Winnipeg may gain a National Mint branch, but the writer doubts it will become money anytime soon.
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Winnipeg
National Mint
Manitoba Soil Conference Talks Lead Farmers Through Climate And Crops
Scientists from Manitoba and Winnipeg discuss climate mapping for crop planning at Brand and Hamiota meetings. Dr. Skaykewich reveals frost, heat, and precipitation patterns across regions, while Dr. Racz addresses nitrogen and protein in wheat and barley. Public forums urged rural involvement and regional analysis to shape future services and industry.
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University of Manitoba Soils Department
Manitoba Department of Agriculture Soils and Crops Branch
Soil & Fertilizer Conference
Brandon
C. F. Skaykewich
Manitoba
Skaykewich
G. J. Racz
Canada
F. Pitura
Hamiota
Hamiota Collegiate
Rebekah and Forester Lodges Host Card Party
A Fraternal Hall event on January 28, 1972 featured a whist drive by the Rebekah and Forester Lodges in Hamiota. Winners included Ladies first Mrs. Laura Robertson and second Mrs. Luther Johnston. Gentlemen first Frank Bates and second Harvey Gray. Free passes awarded, lunch served, next party set for February 11.
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Rebekah and Forester
Laura Robertson
Luther Johnston
Wilfred Johnston
Frank Bates
Harvey Gray
Frank James
Park Residence News Celebrates 90th Birthday Milestones
Mrs. Hemphill returned home after visiting family in Glenboro and Winnipeg with her sister-in-law. A group including Mr. Sandy Morrice of Toronto and Mrs. Black of Victoria celebrated their mother’s 90th birthday over the weekend. Congratulations to Mrs. Laura Robertson for winning first prize at the Rebekah card party. A birthday tea for Mrs. Mansell was held Monday, and Mrs. Cowling hosted two tables of five hundred last week.
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Mrs. Black
Victoria
Laura Robertson
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Morrice
RED Cross
Regina Conservatory of Music
Alex Whyte
Phyllis Lowe Whyte
Donna Hunsaker
Harry
Reggie
Farti
Tom Baron
Dept. of Industry and Commerce and Agriculture
West-Man
Fergus
al Martin
Agriculture Crops Division
Martin
CDA
Mr. Martin
Rebekah
Forester
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