Dixon Mathison Exchange Vows at Hamiota Church
Eveylin Jean Mathison and James Howard Dixon wed in a December 27 1965 double ceremony at Hamiota United Church. Officiated by Rev R E Clark the event included relatives from Manitoba Calgary and Winnipeg with a reception at the Christian Education building and a dance at the Fraternal Hall. The couple to reside in St. Vital Belliveau House and plan a Hawaii honeymoon in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota United Church
Eveylin Jean
Bruce Mathison
James Howard Dixon
Charles Dixon
Winnipeg
R. E. Clark
James Mathison
Reginald Newell
Hamiltas’ Christian Education Building
Gladwyn Scott
Hamiota Fraternal
Mrs. Dixon
Belliveau House
St. Vital
Hawaii
Hamiota Collegiate Holds Closed Bonspiel Winners Named
Hamiota Collegiate staged a two day mixed bonspiel with 32 rinks. Karen Anderson and team won the Challenge Event for the Blue House, defeating Red House led by Jack Johnston. Consolation winners came from the Blue House as Wayne Stewart’s group triumphed. Overall intramural points crowned Blue House 990, Red 670, Black 535, Gold 525.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Collegiate
Karen Anderson
Roger Stewart
Mary Clark
Brian Stewart
Blue House
Jack Johnston
Joyce Hunter
Les Kirk
Diana Sharman
Red House
Karen
Edwin Rothnie
Jack
Joanne Decker
Wayne Stewart
Ann Kreager
Arnold Gertz
Margaret Miller
Lois Johnston
Lee Pollock
Gayleen Stewart
Wally Hunter
Bob Henderson
Allan Preston
40th Anniversary Observed for C M Andersons at Open House
A large guest book signed by ninety six attendees marked the January 16 open house for Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Anderson in honor of their 40th wedding anniversary. The celebration at the Lloyd Anderson home drew relatives from Oakner, Hamiota, Oak River, Lenore, Crandall, Harding and Brandon with messages from Brockville Ontario and Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Trousseau
Charles Dixon
Jim Middagh
Harold Thompson
Ted O' Neill
Alfred Mancer
Hamiota
Edwards
Hastings School
R. G. Cook
Mathison
C. M. Anderson
Lloyd Anderson
Gordon Thomson
Brandon
Bob Bryant
Leona
Brockville
Ont
Shirley Boyle
David
Hamilton
Myrna Anderson
Calgary
Oakner and
Oak River
Lenore ,Crandall
Harding
Hamiota Square Dance Club Notes
The Square Dance Club met Tuesday evening January 18 after a weather delay. Visitors joined from Rivers Birtle and Strathclair. Before Christmas the Rogers and Lawsons visited the Rivers Club on three evenings and Charlie Edna Rogers and Ross Ethel Robertson attended the Wawanesa jam boree at Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers and Lawsons
Rivers Club
Charlie
Edna Rogers
Ross
Ethel Robertson
Wawanesa
MTS Assists In Organization of British History Course For Teachers
The first of ten lectures on British history for teachers will be on January 31 at 8 00 pm in room 313 Education Building University of Manitoba. Professor L A Desmond hosts the short course designed for Grade IX teachers with a 15 dollar registration fee due January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MTS
University of Manitoba
L. A. Desmond
St. Paul’s College
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Lionel Orlikow
Winnipeg
Elmwood High School
Department of University Extension and Adult Education
J. I. St
Mrs. R. McConnell Rebekah Head Installed at Grace Lodge
Ruth McConnell was installed as Noble Grand at Grace Rebekah Lodge January meeting. District deputy president Margaret Jones assisted by installation staff of Lenore with officers including Shirley Dale and Louise Baillie. Retiring Noble Grand Elva Cochrane received the P.N.G. jewel and was named a candidate for Rebekah Assembly in Winnipeg. Donations were made to March of Dimes and Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McConnell
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Margaret Jones
A. Shepherd
Lenore
Elva Cochrane
Noble Grand
Shirley Dale
Louise Baillie
Evelyn Carlson
Dorothy Lepine
Jean McBain
Rose Brooks
Margaret Corley
Meryl Houck
Margaret Boyd
P.N.G. Jewel
Rebekah
Winnipeg
Mary Coupland
March of Dimes
Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
McConnell W I Club Holds Annual January Meeting
The McConnell W I group met January 18 at Mrs. Eileen Patersons home with nine members. Officers elected include President Inza Pollock and Vice Mabel Wright plus committees for buying, program, and birthdays. A charity donation to March of Dimes and Arthritis Society was approved and plans began on heating system options for the community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell W.I
Eileen Paterson
March of Dimes and Ardthritic Society
Inza Pollock
Mabel Wright
Gwen Hamilton
Merle Scott
Phyllis McConnell
Dot Pangman
June Richardson
Mary Little
Olive Newton
Hamiota Splits With Kenton In Close Basketball Night
The girls win 36-21 led by Glenda Kirk 10 points and Terry McLaren 6 as Kenton struggles to convert chances. The boys fall 53-40 with Larry McKenzie scoring 18 and Keith Kent 15, as Hamiota’s defense falters under pressure and sloppy clearances hurt the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Kenton
Glenda Kirk
Terry McLaren
Janice English
Lynn Woods
Karen Anderson
Garda Williams
Bonnie Mundell
Larry McKenzie
Fron
Keith Kent
Miniota
Decker W I WI Annual Meeting and Board Roster
The annual W I meeting at Mrs Lou Cochran’s home on January 5 1966 opened with the creed. Mrs Ray Lints presided as president and officers for 1966 were elected including B Delbridge as President and Lou Cochran as Treasurer. The board met at Doug Johnstone’s home naming committees and town South West North groups with installation set for February at Mrs Musgrove’s. Members invited to join the Manitoba Womens Institute at local national and international levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.I
Lou Cochran
W.I. Creed
Ray Lints
Doug Johnstone
Musgrove
Red Cross
B. Delbridge
B. Musgrove
Bob Sunley
H. Cooke
M. G. Little
Runchey
M. Decker
J. D. Quinton
Town
South Group
Teal
West Group
Hunter
Johnstone
North Group
R. Lints
Minor Hockey Week Spotlight Across Canada
The article notes Minor Hockey Week celebrated nationwide to honor associations players and executives. In Hamiota organized school hockey with about 100 boys and teams in nearly all age groups compete in league play. readers are urged to support financially and morally and to visit the rink to see their boys in action.
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Canada
Hamiota
Red Cross Objective Set for Manitoba Campaign
Dr. Max Avren president of the Manitoba Division of the Canadian Red Cross Society announced a province wide objective of 408 847 for the 1966 campaign to be conducted in March. The goal includes 306 000 already assured from Metro Winnipeg United Way contributions and 102 847 to be raised across the province. The Red Cross runs 11 services in Manitoba including blood transfusion water safety disaster Junior Red Cross and the sick room loan cupboard. The national objective for 1966 is 6 637 127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Avren
Manitoba
Canadian Red Cross Society
Avren
Metro
United Way
Greater
Winnipeg
Red Cross
Arren
The
Soceety for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba Helps
The organization provides a new job, a leg, and a corrective operation for a club foot as part of daily work. March of Dimes contributions are invited this month to assist in these efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soceety
Manitoba
March of Dimes
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Dixon-Mathison
Gail Fraser
Kitimat
B. C
Eleanor McNiven
Debbie Mathison
Terry Mancer
Rick Dixon
Earl Mathison
Manitoba Teachers’ College
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Howard Dixon
John Dixon
Alan Fraser
Danny
Strathclair
Carman
Neepawa
Mathison — Dixon
Collegiate News
Black House
Don Kirk
Allan Deutsch
Marlene Pollock
Roger
Boys Sports Rep
Don
Marléne Pollock
Marlene
Robinson
Margaret Kirk
H. D. Brown
Hamiota Square
Rivers
Birtle
England
Mrs. R. McConnell Rebekah Head
Ida Strachan
R.S.N.G
Eleanor Sedgewick
L.S.N.G
Grace Henderson
R.S.V.G
Eva Lee
L.S.V.G
Margaret Delbridge I
Rose McBain O
Les Rankin
Dan Clark
Don Coombs
Ross Morton
Murray Johns
Sharon Murray
Dawn McConnell
Lynda Johnson
Gaylene Stewart
Karen Cooke
Sharon
Barb Kirk
Laureen Morton
Maxine Fraser
Weyburn
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