Oakner 3 M Crusaders Meet Discuss Plans For Church Grounds
At Hamiota on January 28 the Oakner 3 M Crusaders held a meeting with Rev and Mrs Ken Moffatt. Committees were elected to study landscaping and the church sign. The Hymns study amused members while the lunch followed for twenty one members and three visitors. The next meeting set for February 11 at Mr and Mrs H McKinnon. A Scotia Ladies Club formed with officers named and meetings set for the third Thursday monthly. Curling noted for Harvey Barry Lyle Smith Ivan Routledge.
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Oakner
Crusaders
Ken Moffatt
Hamiota
Jack Anderson
Winnipeg Free Press
H. McKinnon
Shirley
Sheila Fleming
Winnipeg
Ivan Fleming
Ivan Kirk
Saskatoon
J. Milne
Harvey Smith
E. Phillips
Herald Rivers
Harvey Gray
Scotia Ladies Club
Roy Kerr
Ralph Henderson
Harold Rivers
Wes Rivers
West Group
J. Lobban
J. Morison
W. Rivers
C. Gray
R. Henderson
Linscombe
H. Gray
Godlen
J. Routledge
J. Lob
CKX TV Channel 5 Schedule Featured Feb 30 to Feb 13
Daily program grid lists Open House Howdy Doody The Lone Ranger Maggie Muggins and news segments on CKX TV Channel 5. Entries show times for Western Matinee Count of Monte Cristo Lassie Burns and Allen Kraft Theatre Dragnet I Love Lucy and CBC News with Weather Views Sports Scope and more across Thursday to Wednesday dates.
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Maggie Muggins
CKX T.V
Riday
CKX TV
Bishop Sheen
Monte Cristo
Wild Bill Hickock
Oh Susannah
Hollywood
Cbc-Tv News
Citizens Forum
Father Krow
Ed. Sullivan
All Star Theatre
CGE Showtime
CBC Theatre
News Magazine
Ckx-Tv
Denny Vaughan
Studio One
Cbc-Tv
CKX
Echo Community Help Wanted
Crandall week requests readers to submit items to the Echo via phone at J19a 319-3 for inclusion in the community notices.
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Crandall
Student Corner Reports Grade Activities and Competitions
Margaret Skinner and Connie Kirk lead XI students while IX and IV groups excel in crokinole with Ross Morton beating Myrtle Frazer. Grade V VI radio program from CKDM features book reports and poems with winners Jimmie McConnell Barbara Whyte Jamie Giesbrecht.
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Ross Morton
Myrtle Frazer
Ross
Myrtle
Switzerland
CKDM
Jimmie McConnell
Barbara Whyte
Jamie Giesbrecht
Canada
Stampeders
Boomerangs
Freddie Haight
Grant Wilson
Hamiota Stars Fall To Decker Tomcats In Charity Hockey
In Decker Arena on February 2, Hamiota Stars lose 11 6 to Decker Tomcats in a charity game for the March of Dimes. Davis shines for Decker nets while Russell Clark scores six for Hamiota.
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Toronto Globe and Mail
Ian Lobban
Decker Arena
Hamiota Stars
Decker Tomcats
March of Dimes
Hamiota
Tomcats
Davis
Decker Nets
Delmar
McConnell
Russell Clark
Gordon Campbell
Hamleta
Tom
Anderson
Wimp Shear
Front line stars lift team in rough match
Rugeed Lome Thompson Bullet Don Kirk Crusher Lavern McConnell and Arnold the Rocket Houck led the effort on the front line as trainers Dennis the Menace Drader and Boom Boom Strachan applied liniment between periods to ease bruises. A return match is pending the recovery of the Decker aggregation.
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Rugeed Lome Thompson
Bullet
Don Kirk
Crusher
Lavern McConnell
Arnold
Rocket” Houck
Dennis
Drader
Strachan
Hamiota teams dominate regional hockey and basketball action
Hamiota intermediates crushed Brandon College Caps 9-1 as Garth Strachan and teammates delivered a multi period scoring burst. Allan Robertson and others added singles while Neepawa edged Midgets 5-4 and the All Stars beat Minnedosa Jets 4-2. Pee Wee Red Wings shut out Canadians 4-1 and Rockettes posted 36 points.
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Brandon
Frank McKinnon
Bob Cochran
Nelson Woods
Harvey Pollock
Glenn Woods
Allan Robertson
G. Scott
Pick
Jackie Caldwell
Hamiota
Dauphin
Hamiota AB
Erickson
Neepawa
Decker
Cornwall
Rossburn
Brian Parker
Ron Baillie
Larry Gilchrest
M.A H.A
Roston Rockets
Manitoba
Minnedosa All- Stars
Minnedosa Jets
All Stars
Jets
Ray Simms
Foxwarren
Tom Ramsey
Glennis Scott
Gladwyn Scott
Orest Windjack
Riding Mountain Hockey League
Birtle
Oak River
Red Wings
Canadians
Andrew Giesbrecht
Ed Mathison
Ken Morton
Rockettes
Brandon girls win as Kit-Kats topple Jazz Jumpers in short game
Lorna Caldwell and Marguerite English each tallied 15 and 14 points to lead the Kit-Kats as Evelyn Mathison paced her team with 12 points and Eileen Douglas added points. The Sluggerettes beat the Jazz Jumpers 16-8 in an abbreviated game with Manlyn Mathison and Eva Baxter contributing eight and four points respectively. Florence English scored four for the losers.
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C. E. Webb
Rosser Ave
Brandon, Man
Coupland
Drs. Hudson, Hudson, Yames & McMillan
Mike
Darroch
Lectric
Oarive
Man
W. Sarroch
Prop
Bill Brooks
Sylvania
Dumont
Emerson TV
W. H. Brooks
The
Hamiota Echo
United States
F S. Venables
Ban Harvey, Barry
Lyle Smith
Ivan Routledge
Curling
Margaret: Skinner
Connie Kirk Trede
Lyle Sunley
David Willers
ST. Regis Hotel
Strest
F. A. Hodge
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Noor DS
Clement Block
Foster
Hanwiota
Kenton
Lavinia
Harding
Cominco
Elephant Brand
Alfred Gills
Hume’s
Minuwe & Sw Uf
Hamiota Decker