Hamiota Students Excel In Involvements And Tournaments
Hamiota activity centers on basketball tournaments and academic honors. Girls teams hosted the Hiner Invitational with Hartney Boissevain and others. Hamiota beat Russell 64 43 and Spuris 39 22. Boissevain won the B Side while Hamiota fell to Silver Heights in A Side 51 45. Senior Boys hosted Rossburn win 31 30, then Swan River invitational losses 64 27 and 47 39 in triple overtime, plus 64 33 to Neepawa and 75 36 to Minnedosa. Junior Girls hosted a February 8 tournament with six teams. Consolation prize won by Hamiota at Russell invitational. Awards include Carla Bridge at United Nations Pilgrimage selection and Team Manitoba Volleyball tryout. Provincials Honor Choir performances by Donna Lonsdale and Julie Hunter. Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award recipients Carmen Andrew and Heather Miller. Graduation cap and gown photos planned March 7 with Jostens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamione
Hartney
Boissevain
Siverti Heights
Winnipeg
Souris
Russell
Hamiota Girls
Silver Heights
Hamiota
Spuris
Rossburn
Swan River
Dauphin
Neepawa
Minnedosa
Binscarth
Birtle
Portage
Yellowquill
Crescentview
Binscorth
Kenton
Bond
Green
Nankivell
Henderson
Carla Bridge
United Nations
New York
Carla
Manitoba
Donna Lonsdale
Julie Hunter
Derek Murphy
Young United Church
Carmen Andrew
Heather
Rena Little
Birdtail River
University of Winnipeg
Hamiota Collegiate
Jostens of
Brandon
Community Notes From Parkissimo Lodge and Local Harbors
Parkissimo Lodge members Mrs. M. Stowe and Mrs. Margaret Foster are listed with phone contacts in Miniota. A tribute to Sylvia Hanlin and pupils follows with a large Valentine. funeral notices for William Woods of Brandon attended in United Church. Various local visits and store helpers are noted amid weather and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkissimo Lodge
M. Stowe
Miniota
Margaret Foster
Sylvia Hanlin
Armitage
Katie Sparks
Mabel Stowe
William Woods
Brandon
Minsota
New United Church
Andrew Mar
Maud Bryant
Hamiota
Dickie
John
Noreen
Florida
Manitoba
Anita
McAuley
Calgary
Pat
Winnipeg
Paper Wealth Shifts as Inflation Threatens Canadian Economy
Bank of Commerce chief Don Fullerton warns shareholders that funds may be wasted on grand projects. Inflation looms as food and gas prices rise while wages stall and taxes climb. Gold prices bounce with the dollar’s instability as real estate booms and debt mounts. Wealth safety remains elusive amid policy shifts and a fragile currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Commerce
Don Fullerton
Chicago
Hudson Bay
Mexico
Britain
Canada
U.S
Mike Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Desmond Little
Vallentine
Triangle Music
Stan Coupe
Crandall
Frances Peel
Gladstone
Marjorie Bone
Rose Finkbeiner
Alfred Bohr
Elkhorn
Mabel Schmaus
Edith Gouldsborough
M. D. Butcher & Associates
Notaries Public
P.O. Box
Birtie
Morrison D. Butcher
Woody Langford
Hamiota Curling Club
Ernie Buhler
Ryan Hamilton
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