Hamiota Tweens Host Cobras Exhibition Night
The Hamiota Tweens hosted Winnipeg’s Cobras on Friday January 9. a cancelled Kenora tournament led to exhibition games drawing a big crowd. After their win the Hamiota girls exchanged pins and billets were arranged for future games. extra Saturday matches were planned in Decker for the 9 and under tournament. The Figure Skating Club lent ice time for the ringette game.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Tweens
Winnipeg
Cobras
Kenora
Ontario
Hamiota Girls
Decker
Hamiota Novice Ringette Team Busy Weekend Wins Gold
The Hamiota 9 & Under Novice teams had a busy period with a Decker Tournament win earning gold medals and pennants for every player. They also toured Oak River and Brandon weekend games, with strong showings against Decker Brandon and Brandon A. team goals scored by all players and two young goalies allowing seven goals in four games.
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Hamiota
Decker
Oak River
Brandon
Rivers, Decker and
Anders
Leanne Mathison
Sharla Cowling
Michelle Norrie
Becky Lowe
Kaili Dale
Bunnies
Pam Lowe
Hamita
Rivers
Keystone Centre
Gretzky
Lowe
Stacey Savaras
Melissa Graham
Cindy Slimmon
Briegh-Anne Greenway
Krista McKinnon
Jody Smith
Stacey Greenway
Karla Badger
Tammy Rothine
Haley McKinnon
Boissevain
Miniota
Regina
Winnipeg
Swan River
Dauphin
Portage
Yorkton
Pee Wee Wheat Kings
Park Residence Highlights Leisure Week in Hamiota
On Sunday afternoon January 18 Edith Park accompanied singing with a piano while Audrey Griffiths performed Immortal Invisible. Kathleen Musgrove returns from a trip to Australia and New Zealand. A January 22 church service led by Rev. Carol Roberts fostered a warm, frosty afternoon. A January 23 card party featured eight tables of 500 crib and crokinole with a senior orchestra afterward. Park Residence hosted a Miniota Golden Agers gathering with whist games and prizes amid cold conditions and a social lunch.
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Edith Park
Audrey Griffiths
Kathleen Musgrove
Australia
New Zealand
Day
Rene
Dot Lepine
Carol Roberts
Cardale
Hamiota
Miniota Golden Agers
Park Residence
Cook
Hazel Rhyne
Amos Gurr
Inglis
Leary
Canadian events of 1904 and 1924 summarized
This Week in Canada notes two historical items. In January 1904 Bien court sailed for Port Royal Acadia with Jesuit missionaries. In 1924 the Canadian Red Ensign was approved as the official flag for government buildings at home and abroad.
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Biencourt
Port Royal
Acadia
Miniota Hosts 4-H District Bonspiel and Meeting
Miniota 4-H Beef Calf Club met January 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the Miniota School. The Hamiota District Bonspiel is set for February 14 in Miniota, with the club bonspiel on February 28. Committee members Dean na Haines and Julie Clark will arrange prizes. Reports covered Junior conference in Brandon, Senior Selections weekend in Brandon February 5–8, and an alternate for Trevor Shewfelt. A shirts committee was named for new uniforms. Dr. Daphne Vasconcellos of the Hamiota Veterinary Clinic spoke on feedlot health issues. Next meeting is February 10 at 7:30 p.m.
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Miniota
Hamiota
Deanna Haines
Julie Clark
Michael Tyhy
Brandon
Richard Tyhy
Nelson Moorehead
Trevor Shewfelt
Bill Clark
Wade Haines
Nelson
Daphne Vasconcellos
Hamiota Veterinary Clinic
Miniota School
Silent movie era musician visits Birch Lodge gathering
Mrs. Munshaw, 88, a Birch Lodge member and former theatre musician, presented instrumental solos. Five invited Golden Agers, now residents of Birch Lodge, attended the meeting brought by nurses in wheelchairs. Lunch followed with thanks from Mrs. Armitage.
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the Echo
Mel Higgins
Trina Mathison
Jennifer Baragar
Charla Mathison
Shauna Mathison
Kim Kirk
Erin Cochrane
Allan Mathison
Melanie Holden
Tracy Higgins
Kim Brooks
Michelle Sheane
Kyla Wilson
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Dorothy Francis
Canada
Moorehead
Maureen Schwanke
Kelly Haggarty
Dance
Foxwarren School
Melva Doran Isabella
Man
Rom Oyo
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