Hamiota Residents Attend Winnipeg Bonspiel Finals and Local Notices
Local and general notes report Hamiota residents traveling to Winnipeg to watch finals in the Mens Bonspiel while Hamiota Intermediate Hockey suffers a 7 4 loss to Kerry. Community notices include bake sale church events a Valentine Tea and Home Baking sale and Women’s Missionary Council Day at the Pentecostal Chapel with several clubs meeting and plans for an achievement event. Bernard Miller of Hamiota reports sighting Sputnik II near 7 am Monday February 10th.
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Hamiota Lare
Winnipeg
Orange Hall
Christ Church Evening Branch
Women’s Missionary Council
Pentecostal
Handi
T. J. Strachan
Bernard Miller
Hamiota
Hairdressing interest and Auxiliary meeting notes
A local hairdressing meeting attracted twelve participants with a Red Cross quilt activity led by Mrs. Roy Amy and others. The Afternoon Auxiliary of the W.M.S. is set to meet February 18 at 2 30 PM in the United Church parlour with the Golden Link Group organizing the program and attendees asked to bring a Bible.
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Hamiota
Roy Amy
A. E Andrew
Herb Smit
W.ms
United Church
Golden Link Group
SALESMEN WANTED FOR TYPEWRITERS IN TO
Notice from Marquette Constituency calling Liberal Delegate nominating convention at Avalon Theatre in Sault Lake on Monday February 17 at 2 p.m. Guest speaker invited. Everyone welcome. Palace
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Marquette
Avalon Theatre
S>oa Lake
Local curler J D Caldwell shines in Winnipeg Classic
The J D Caldwell rink representing the Hamiota Curling Club dominates much of the Annual Curling Classic in Winnipeg. J D Caldwell leads and defends, with Ross Fraser skipping and Lorne Fraser as third, while the team matches a strong unbeaten streak and earns praise from fans and former citizens alike.
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J. D. Caldwell
Hamiota Curling Club
Winnipeg
J. D
Ross Fraser
Son Lorne
Wallace Fraser
H.Q
Marlsborough
Bruce Lemon
Hallick
Starbuck
Caldwell Rink
Norm Houck
Strathcona
Hamiota
The
Echo
Caldwell Fank
Obituary Ernest Wilson 75 Strathclair Manitoba
Ernest Wilson, seventy five, of Strathclair Manitoba, died February 5 1958 at his home. He was born in Marney Manitoba and farmed, later in Hamiota in business nine years, then back to the farm before entering the garage business in Strathclair in 1937. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Richardson and Mrs Glover, and two sons Roy and Lloyd, plus eleven grandchildren. Funeral held Friday at United Church Strathclair with burial in Marney cemetery.
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Ernest Wilson
Strathclair
Manitoba
Marney
Hamiota
L. S. Richardson
McConnell
A. R. Glover
Fort Garry
Roy
Cordova
Lloyd
Strathcelair
United Church
Explorers Meet at Church for Treasure Chest Dedication
A group of 20 girls aged 9 to 11 met January 31 at the church. Barbara White led as president with Maureen Baille as secretary. They dedicated the Explorers Treasure Chest in affiliation with the Women’s Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada. Carol Brooks presented the chest to the Presbyterial Treasurer Mrs. M. Strickland. Mrs. V. Nicholls led prayers. Mothers provided lunch served by the girls.
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Barbara White
Maureen Baille
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada
Carol Brooks
M. Strickland
Young
V. Nicholls
Bruce Mathison
Roy Kirk
Hamiota United Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Hamiota United Church met January 30 with Rev. Ken Moffatt as chairman and Mrs. Thomas Dillon as secretary. Reports from church groups were presented, a dedication of a cross memorial by the Mathison family occurred, and a social hour followed.
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Hamiota United Church
Ken Moffatt
Moffat
Thomas Dillon
Maureen Baillie
Explorers
G W. Baker
Tyros
D. Orader
Tyros Mission
J .Jamieson
R. Asselstine
Eileen Douglas
C.G.I.T
Janice Dixon
YPU
Betty Smith
W. Pittendreigh
WMS
A. D. Rutherford
Barry Strickland
W. Pollock
Christian Education Committee
J. Russell
British and Foreign Bible Society
Rev. Moffatt
S. W. Taylor
W. Mathison
Bob Hedley
Dauphin Girls Rally For Sudden Death Playoff Night
In Friday action the Dauphin girls defeated the home team 36 to 17 while the Dauphin boys lost 65 to 41. Dauphin girls advance to a sudden death playoff game Friday at home.
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Dauphin
Dinosaur on Manitoba TV Series Teaches Natural Science
Miss Gertrude McCance leads a Manitoba Education program explaining animal structure and locomotion. Centers within CBWT range air Feb 25 with CKX TV a week later, targeting grades 7 and 8.
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Gertrude McCance
Manitoba
CBWT
Ckx-Tv
Miss McCance
Manitoba Department of Education
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Valentines
Valen
Ki's
Yardley
Tiffany Lentheric
Adrienne
Lichters
Rexall
Mla.d
Hamiota Intermediate
Hockley
Car‘Kerry
Mesdames E. Randell
D. McConnell
M. Fraser
R.venables
Venables Hardware
al Marks
Ceveral Store
Libby
E.D. Smith
Swift
Margarine
Squire
Peter Pan
Marks’ General Store
Chumah
McCormack St
Toronto
Lace
Jessie Wiliams
Helen McNaught
David Twerden
Hamiota Quick Freeze
McOnnell Bros. Flowers
Man
Theijeh Florence
Kenton
Gerald Mathison
Alfred Vance
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