Hamiota school sports wrap includes curling champs and zone bids
After exams, Hamiota students returned to activities with a curling finale on January 28 where Allan Lawn’s rink defeated Kelvin Wall’s crew 5 4 to win the championship. Zone 10 curling squads earned prov1ncial bids for February 13 14 15 at Morden with Allan Lawn’s rink for the boys and Jeanette Lipscomb Rena Little Shannon Gompf and Nicole White for the girls. Senior Girls basketball posted six straight league wins and a third place in Portage tournament while senior boys tallied two wins and two losses ahead of an invitational on February 28. Junior high basketball featured a January 27 Shoal Lake mini tournament. junior girls play in Birdtail River Division tilts with 15 games since exams, 8 7 record, and a February 7 home tournament. Intramurals include Crazy Baseball and Basketball for juniors and Crazy Baseball for seniors. Grade 11 Phys Ed members skied at Minne dosa February 10. Rena Little and teammates attended a 4 H weekend in Brandon. Ross Butler to Winnipeg Careers Conference in October while Dawna Good earned Lakehead alternate. Paul Hann entertained local students February 6. A February 11 disaster drill at Hamiota Collegiate with a boiler explosion simulation involved many named victims and responders. Next column March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Lawn
Alana Mathison
Patrick Lipscomb
Cynthia Brown
Kelvin Wall
Warren Martinussen
Rhonda Miller
Chris Angus
Hamiota
Morden
David Hawkins
Shaun Robertson
Jeanette Lipscomb
Rena Little
Shannon Gompf
Nicole White
Crosus Plains
Neelin
Brandon
Birtle
Russell
Rossburn
Shoal Lake
Miniota
Yellow Quill
Binscarth
Crescentview
Minnedosa
Ross Butler
Carla Bridge
Dawna Good
Agriculture Centre
Winnipeg
Lake
Paul Hann
Hamiota District Health Centre
Hamiota Collegiate
Alan Kirk
Barry Chappell
Mark Smith
Andy Drake
Michelle Baragar
Kathy Furguson
Cathy Steven
Kara Pierce
Oil and Gas Board Approves Chevron Wells Near Virden
The Oil and Natural Gas Conservation Board approved two Chevron Canada Resources Limited applications in the Daly Oil Field west of Virden subject to farmland protection conditions. The plan lowers well spacing and employs waterflood pressure maintenance to boost recovery by 5.4 million barrels with about 30 million dollars in investment, half in the Virden area. Interventions supported Chevron, while landowners and the Manitoba Surface Rights Association opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Oil and Natural Gas Conservation Board
Chevron Canada _ Resources Limited
Virden
Daly
Chevron
Manitoba Surface Rights Association
Manitoba Department of Municipal Affairs
Department of Agriculture
Manitoba Energy and Mines Info Centre
Newdale Community Hall Board Holds Annual Meeting
The Newdale Hall Board met Thursday afternoon with about 10 attendees including 6 board members. Chair Jack Lamb led the session as Betty Fossum presented the financials. the statement was favorable and noted new south windows and a front step handrail installed in 1986. The board voted not to raise rent this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newdale
Newdale Community Hall Board
Jack Lamb
Betty Fossum
Lorne Bradley
Stan Marks
Margaret Waddell
Brent Fortune
Former Neighbors The Sheardowns Remembered
A tribute to the Sheardowns describing a friendly couple known for generosity and thoughtfulness. They share baked goods like mincemeat squares and consistently offer help, remembering birthdays and Christmas. The note expresses gratitude and prayers for their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheardowns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vincent Massey
Hen R. Hudson
MB Romoto
Revenue Canada Taxation
Revenu Canada
Imput
Canada
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