Hamiota Ladies Bonspiel Victory Highlights Local Curlers
N Campbell and Cardale led the Hamiota Ladies Bonspiel with top finishes. Final standings list N Campbell 1st, TV Steels Venables Hardware 2nd, 3rd and 4th placements by several clubs. Acknowledgments and donations from local businesses followed, with notes on community support and a Cambrian Shield fact highlighted.
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Hamiota
Bonspiel
Chai
N. Campimale
Steels Venables Hardware
Jean McMillan
Oakdens
Marc Caldwell
Hamiots
Shirley Little
Decke
Manitoba Highway Fatalities Decline In 11 Months Of 1960
Minister J B Carroll reports 110 deaths in 93 fatal accidents January 1 to November 30 1960 versus 135 deaths in the same period 1959 for Manitoba including Winnipeg Greater Winnipeg shows 18 deaths in 18 accidents 1960 and 31 deaths in 1959 Injuries total 3000 plus province wide 2597 in 1996 accidents 1959 2480 in 1934 accidents Property damage totals amount to 4 342 200 in early 1960 and 4 459 600 in 1958 140 accidents reported with a five per cent rise in licensed drivers.
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Winnipeg
Greater
Brandon
Portage la Air Fiin
Fion
Dauphin
Spawa
The
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Selkirk
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Manitoba Govern
Manitoba
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J.B. Carrol
the Utilities
Carroll
Carrol
Garry Cochrane and Lorraine honored by community
An evening at the Weikie Cochrane home celebrated Mr and Mrs Garry Cochrane moving to Hamoda. Delmer McConnell sent best wishes, Elgin McConnell gave TV stools and tables. After card games in Court Whist, a lunch was served. Prize winners included Mrs Lloyd McConnell and Mr Elgin McConnell for high, Mrs N Brown and Mr W Cochrane for low.
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Weikie Cochrane
Garry Cochrane
Hamoda
Delmer McConnell
Elgin McConnel
Garry
Lorraine
Lloyd McConnell
Elgin McConnell
N. Brown
W. Cochrane
March of Dimes Campaign Closes With Mothers March
The 1961 March of Dimes effort ends in January with the Mothers March as the climax. Although dates vary by community, the campaign aims to raise 220000 from voluntary gifts to support rehabilitation work for handicapped people in Manitoba conducted by the Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Winnipeg
Decker Annual Congregational Meeting Summary
Decker church held its annual meeting January 12 with Rev. Angus McColl presiding and J R Sunley as secretary. Reports covered finances, stewards, WMS and W.A. activity, Mission Band, Sunday School, and Bible Society funds, with adjournment after officer elections and a church luncheon. Volunteers for the Mothers March discussed broader charitable canvassing in Winnipeg and rural Manitoba.
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Mission Band
Decker
Hunter
D. Johnstone
Jack Bailey
Harvey Lints
Lavinia
J.D. Quinton
Hain
S. G. Decker
Trema
Tumbul H
Peddlers Questioned Over Safe Food Rules In Virden Unit
Virden Health Unit warns residents about food peddlers who deliver to homes. Some operate without licenses or proper equipment, risking unsafe meat and fish sales. Regulations under the Manitoba Public Health Act require receipts and licensing, with records kept for six months.
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True Ann
Whitby Minister Celebrates 65th Year in Preaching
Rev Hugh G Crozier of Whitby marks 65 years in preaching in Canada and a total over a century in Presbyterian and United church service. Born 1873 in Holstein Ontario, he began student ministry in 1895 at La Guerre Church Quebec, later serving Maynooth Bancroft area missions and other fields.
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Tin
Canada
Hugh G. Crozier
Athel Street
Whitby
Crozer
Presbyterian
United Churches
Rev. Crozier
Holstein
Ontario
Hugh Crozier
Holstien Presbyterian Church
Port Perry Presbyterian Church
Maynooth
Bancroft
Brandon Presbytery
Tarbolton
Manitoba
Melville
West Hull
Hamiota Presbyterial
Ural Assembly
Toronto
Tavistock
Thamesford
Pickering
Crozier
Cedardale
Oshawa
Crecbytery
Ajax
Ajax United Church
Kingdom of God
Alex Crozier
Alexander Knox
London
Mary Kirton
Homemaking courses offered at Brandon Extension Centre
A notice outlines winter programs at the Brandon Extension Centre featuring Handicrafts Home Appliances and general homemaking courses. Details include weekly topics such as textile paints glove making aluminum tooling and electrical fundamentals with demonstrations on appliances lighting and plumbing along with a March week covering interior design nursing management nutrition textiles and horticulture. The piece also recounts the long ministry of Rev Crozier from Neepawa to Ajax noting his social gospel work and family connections.
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Agricultural Extension Centre
The
Brandon
Elna
Neeawa
Manitoba
Neepawa
General Assembly
Crozier
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N. Campbel
Cardale
Hamiota Ladies
Simpson Sears
Nichols
Kabella
Hamiota Co-Op
Cook Decker
McNaught’s
Rabus
Crandall
Ladies Curting Club
Nora Mathison
Manitoba Beaver Commission
Nicklik
Isabelas
Monarch Lumber
Eva Duphart
Ladies Curling Club
Doreen Wiggins
Arrow River
CW. Jameson and Son and Taties Gamine Club
N Carmsbell Cardele
Candy
Shana
Wades -Curling
Cy Seat Co
Jeneson and Son
Brhel
Randell
Onkeen
Lathes Curling Club
Jean Morton
Hamicta
K. R
Fraser Nora Mathison
Hamuicta
Wuret
the Royal Bank
S. Barber
Duies
Barry Strickland
Williams
Geo. Baxter
McConnell Bros
Bull Andrew
J- E Hudson
Milne’s
Clean Angle
Pat. Pateman
Fosters
Wes Turnbull
Hamiota Echo
R. O. Coneil
Bill Brooks
Hamiota Pool
Houck’s
Dunans Beauty Parlor
Caldwell Motors
Gordon Smith
George Kennell
Bob Milne
Murray Coupland
D. A. Beamish
Dr. Hudson
Ross Sheardown
Pittendregh Bros
Glen
Eatons
K. R. Fraser
Ming
Perth
Manita Cafe
C. Randell
Rebekah
Hudson Bay
Carrot
R. Brooks
J. H
Strachan
F. James
Don Murray
Dwaine Tremaine
Quintin
Bible. Society
Bible House
Decker Church
J B. Quinton
G. Decker
W.A
Bea
Virden Health Unit
We M. English
Home Economist
Helio Homemakers
Ary
Weber Flawc
Social Ministry
Chalmers Church
Ien
Presbyteriania of Manitoba
Eign Mission Board
Theneral Assembly
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