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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1956
Page
4
Manitoba Power Commission reports 1955 electricity use up 13 percent
The Manitoba Power Commission released its 1955 annual report noting 561,743,880 kilowatt hours distributed, a rise of over 13 percent from 1954. December 1955 consumption exceeded December 1954 by more than 25 percent despite severe weather.
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Manitoba Power Commission
Commission
Birtle
Park
South
Rossburn
Whitehead
Sifton
Woodworth
North Mountain
North Cypress
South Mountain
Ethelbert
Daly
Elton
Grahamdale
Briksdale
Siglunes
Fisher
Seven Sisters
Parkdale
Pine Falls
University
Fort Garry
Great Falls
Watt Street
East Kildonan
Women’s Missionary Council reports annual meeting at Hamiota Gospel Chapel
The WMC of Hamiota Gospel Chapel held its annual meeting on January 12 with the pastor presiding. Elected officers include President Mrs George Munshowe and vice president Mrs D Giesbrecht. The group described sending literature, clothing, parcels, and support to missionaries in Kenya, British West Indies, Nipawin, and Montreal, plus local church aid and charity work. Miss Mary Giesbrecht, a returned missionary from Liberia, spoke at several meetings, and the Canadian Pentecostal Assemblies support over 100 missionaries worldwide.
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WMC
Hamiota Gospel Chapel
S. Gurr
George Munshowe
D. Giesbrecht
Bernard Miller
Alice Knight
Pulver
Giesbrecht
Hugh Shaw
Bert Gurr
Nick Komarinsky
B. Gurr
British West Indies
Canada
Nipawin
Sask
Kenya
French Academy
Montreal
Hay River
Toronto
Gull Lake
WM Council
Oak River News A Busy Weekend Schedule In Town
The notice highlights an upcoming ice show at Oak River Memorial rink on Friday February 3 at 8 pm with admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 25. It also recaps curling play offs at Hamiota and Oak River, the Klipper Kutter Klothing Klub meeting, talks by Yvonne Corbet and Miss Hamilton, a tea and bake sale planned for February 18, hockey fans at Russell, and a Manitoba visit by Mr and Mrs Ray Moreside from Red Deer Alberta.
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Oak River Memorial Rink
Cinderella
Senmur
Iculsps
Glenda Corbet
J. Alexander
Hopley
H. Hayhurst
Hamiota
Oak River
Rapid City
Klipper Kutter Klothing Klub
Memorial Hall
Miss Hamilton
Yvonne Corbet
Winnipeg
Oak River Students Association Reorganizes Officers Named
The Oak River Students Association held its reorganizing meeting on January 13 electing Jean Bailey as president Edward Smith as vice president Byron Bridgeman as secretary Ray Power as treasurer Marie Wilson as news secretary Gill Shaw Allan Robertson and Lorrene Scott as athletic committee Cheryl McLennan Loss Sparling and Harriet Hayhurst as dramatic committee Barbara Power Donna Heapy and Dorothy Skinner on the emergency committee Yvonne Corbet Bill Henderson Jim Neal Shirley Jesperson on the paper committee Plans were made for the annual high school bonspiel on March 2 and 3 Top salesmen were Shirley McPhaden and Barbara Power in the December Magazine Campaign. In Oak River the January meeting of the W I installed new officers Mrs H Skinner. Twenty three members attended Roll call included a Scotch saying A Home Economist for the district was unanimously requested and Mrs W D Cantelon was appointed on the District Board. Thought for the day was given by Mrs M Shamray with a Nations Seminar paper by Donna Heapy. Hostesses were Mrs H Bailey Mrs T Paxton and Mrs M Powers.
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Oak River Students Association
Jean Bailey
Edward Smith
Byron Bridgeman
Ray Power
Marie Wilson
Gill Shaw
Allan Robertson
Lorrene Scott
Cheryl McLennan
Loss Sparling
Harriet Hayhurst
Barbara Power
Donna Heapy
Doroohy Skinner
Yvonne Corbet
Bill Henderson
Jim Neal
Shirley Jesperson
Shirley McPhaden
Oak River
H. Skinner
W.I
M Powers
W. D. Cantelon
M. Shamray
Beverley Cantelon
United Nations
Prairie smog blankets Melfort with soot from locomotives
Soot from locomotives at the station blanketed houses in Melfort as heavy snowfall arrived. Residents faced widespread damage requiring full redecorating in several homes and ongoing health concerns from the polluted air.
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Melfort, Sask
Rebekah Lodge Officers Named For District Fraternity
Mre Audrey Griffiths installed the following officers of Rebekah Lodge No 4 Jr PNG with Gladys Fleming as NG and Mrs P Dennison as VG. Recording secretary is Mrs Jean Pres trick. Fin Sec Mrs Helen Cantelon. treasurer Mrs Eva Greenaway. RSNG Miss L Bowman. LSNG Mrs Harel Black. warden Mrs Olive Ram say. conductor Mrs Florence Campbell. chaplain Mrs Hazel West trook. musician Mrs Louise Greenaway RSNG. LS.V.G Mrs Mona Glinz. inside guardian Mrs C Bishop. outside guardian Mrs V McCallum. degree Captain Miss May Nicolson. Several carloads of hockey fans traveled with the All Stars to Erickson for a Riding Mountain League game, returning with the small end of the score.
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Audrey Griffiths
Rebekah Lodge No 4
PNG
Gladys Fleming
P Dennison
Jean Prestrick
Helen Cantelon
Eva Greenaway
L. Bowman
RSNG
Harel Black
LSNG
Olive Ramsay
Florence Campbell
Hazel Westtrook
Hamiota Ladies Curling Club Holds Successful Spiel
The Hamiota Ladies Curling Club hosted a successful spiel starting January 17 after a weather delay. Twenty eight entries competed with visitors from Isabella Bradwardine Oak River Cardale Kenton Decker Erickson Manson Rivers and from Hamiota. Prize winners included Stratford Rivers Coxnor Isabella McConnell Hamiota Campbell Cardale Cook Decker Randell Attwood Manson and Cumming Kenton Oak River and many more with Coxworth from Isabella taking the Grand Aggregate Trophy.
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TI Hamida
Ladies’ Legion
Hamiota Club
Orange Hall
Ethel Randell
Jean Brooks
Bernie Williams
Lauree Cumming
Isabella
Bradwardine
Oak River
Cardale
Kenton
Decker
Erickson
McConnell
Crandall
Manson
Rivers
Stratford
Miller
Robus
Coxworth
Isabella Club
Coxnor Isabella
Hamiota
McNaught
Campbell
Cook
Randell
Attwood
Rookes
Manson Merchants
Cumming
Westbrook
Bowman
Pollock
Fraser
Mildred Fraser
Margaret Caldwell
Kerr Fraser
Don Pollock
Earl Withrow
Oak River hockey fans witness high scoring All Stars rout Huskies
The All Stars crushed East End Huskies 133 in a rough Tuesday exhibition. Cardale topped Oak River 8 40 with Harvey McPhaden scoring three goals and Murray Bray and Norman Corbet adding two each. Oak River girls edged Cardale 2 0, and Oak River high school boys held Cardale 6 4. Wilf Dennison led the Oak River defense in Crandall. Oak River Tom Thumbs beat Crandall 2 1 behind Harold Pollock and Art Peters goals.
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All Stars
East End
Huskies
Cardale
Tom Thumbs
Harvey McPhaden
Murray Bray
Norman Corbet
Larry Westbrook
Oak River
Oak River High School
Wilf Dennison
Oak River All Stars
Birtle
Gran Shaw
Harold Pollock
Art Peters
Bill Walden
Bill Ramsay
Mitchell
White
Crandall
Local Social and Community Updates Include Travel Plans and Club Officers
Decker Alf Gill travel plans to El Paso and Niagara Falls with family while Bert Musgrove and daughter Patricia join Rosenberger party to visit relatives. WMS and Ladies Aid meet at Mrs J D Quinton with officers installed by Mrs Bailey and Mrs Pangman. Community votes on CN R station closure after hall meeting. Holoway from Flanders Ontario to CN R agent duties.
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Alf Gill
el Paso
Mexico
Bert Musgrove
Patricia
Frank Rosenberger
Carol
Jack Mast
Huspeter
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Ken Holoway
Flanders
Mr. Holoway
Mr. Peck
Cn.r
Esperanto Invented by Dr L L Zamenhoff in 1887
The international language Esperanto was created by War saw oculist Dr. L L Zamenhoff in 1887, aiming to foster global communication and cultural understanding.
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Warsaw
L. L. Zamenhoff
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