Hamiota Ladies Aid Reports 1963 Hospital Activity
The Hamiota Ladies Aid District No. 7A met in the Community Room with 17 districts present. President Mrs. E Stewart opened with a hospital prayer and welcomed new members. Finance showed 1963 receipts 1900 currency and year-end balance 1244.90. The group noted patient favors, staff treats, new drapes and bed spreads for wards, and a hospital tour for members. Miss Dunn reported 236 minor operations and 112 major operations in 1963 along with births and blood use. New staff member Mrs. Jean Smith joined as housekeeper. Hamiota will mend in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital
E. Stewart
Griffiths
E. A. Dixon
Miss Dunn
Red Cross
Jean Smith
Manse Dedication Ceremony At Hamiota Oakner Congregations
Members of the Hamiota and Oakner United Church congregations dedicated the Manse with W Aberdeen leading for the Presbytery. Trustees and church leaders joined in the ribbon cutting and open house events drawing about 150 from Hamiota and 40 from Oakner, with United Church Women and Session assisting in hospitality and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Oakner
W. Aberdeen
Presbytery
Aberdeen
Bruce Mathison
A. Gray
H. Zuk
W. J. Pittendreigh
R. Clark
United Church
Whist Drive At Fraternal Hall Draws Big Crowd
An enjoyable evening at the Fraternal Hall hosted by the Rebekahs and Forresters featured eleven tables of Whist. Prizes awarded include Ladies first Mrs C Smith and Ladies second Mrs F Brooks, with Mrs P Hedley as low. Gents first Mr P Hedley and second Mr J Rhyne, low Mr R Lepine receiving a free ticket to the next event. Next event set for February 7 at 8 pm. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah’s and Forresters
C. Smith
F. Brooks
P. Hedley
P._ Hedley
J. Rhyne
R. Lepine
Local Ladies Attend Brandon Music Workshop and Concert
Nora Mathison and June Reid joined a massed choir of 240 voices from Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Minnesota for a weekend workshop led by Dr. Robert Wilson of Columbia University New York. CBW will broadcast the rehearsal at 10 05 p.m. Thursday January 30 with a Saturday concert featuring 175 young musicians under Dr Wilfred Pelletier. McIntosh Minnesota accompanying wife attended the Hamiota Lions Club visit on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Mathison
June Reid
Brandon
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Minnesota
Robert Wilson
Columbia University
New York
C.B.C
Orch
School Hockey Schedule February 1 to 8
The schedule lists February 1 and February 8 matchups for Wheat Kings Bruins Red Wings Braves Canadians Black Hawks Rangers Maple Leafs Rockets Caps. Games run 10:00 to 2:00 with a wind up on February 15 and next week’s papers to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Kings
Bruins
Red Wings
Braves
Canadians
Black Hawks
Rangers
Maple Leafs
Rockets
Caps
Black
Maturity and Curriculum Notes From Winnipeg Workshop
A Winnipeg workshop on Curriculum reviewed Manitoba school programmes and research plans. Director Davies said staff will double next year as studies are under review. The piece also urges maturity as the ability to delay gratification, keep promises, and pursue long term goals with courage and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Davies
Manitoba
Memories of a Decker Boyhood Amid Royal Broadcasts
Autum n 1932 memory recounts King George V's Christmas Day radio address heard in a modest home. A DeForest Crosley cabinet sets the scene as family friends join in early Manitoba time to hear the monarch, then gather by the tree for gifts and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V
Commonwealth and Empire
Greenwich
J. Richardson
Miss Mabel
Cochrans
Manitoba Central
Gran” Richardson
Mel
Herb Yates
Nellie
Curling and basketball wrap up week in Crandall area
Crandall hosted curling where Ken Hunter topped the rink standings and Ed Shamray won a main event while Doreen Fraser and Walter Lipscomb faced losses. In girls basketball Hamiota’s team claimed league lead with a 16 9 win over Strathclair and a 34 30 thriller against Grandview. Kenton looms for two weekend games as Hamiota and Russell contend for top spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Peep
Ken Hunter
Ed Shamray
Ken
Doreen Fraser
Nita Campbell
Walter Lipscomb
McKay
Virden
Kenton
Winnipeg
Hamiota
Strathclair
Ian Randell
Don Treimaine
Blair Baily
Don Clark
Ron Mathison
Lorna Robertson
Audrey Brooks
Sheila Dale
Joan McNiven
Heather Murray
Glenda Kirk
Grandview
Joan
Glenda
Audrey
Heather
Jo-Anne Decker
Bonnie Hyndman
Rev. Whyte
Rev
Lynda Kidd
Lynn Woods
Maureen Baillie
Barbara Whyte
Weyburn
Minnedosa
Dick Coombs
Mel Smith
Allan Sheridan
Rickey Robinson
Neepawa
Melita
Mirfor Hockey Week
Canada
B. B
Hamiota Tops Rivers 3 0 In Pee Wee Action
Hamiota defeats Rivers 3-0 with Ally McNiven scoring twice and Bruce Coombs adding one. Gordie Turner earns the shutout as Hamiota posts a second consecutive shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Rivers
Ally McNiven
Bruce Coombs
Gordie Turner
Tom Thumbs
Robbie Woods
Kevin Duncan
Ross Mathison
Decker
Raymond Brethour
Les Kirk
Rickey Caldwell
Alf Ducharme
Don Deutsch
Melvin Higgens
Jim Johnstone
Ron Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Ladies Aid Meet
United Church News
Pelletier
Armond G. Sannes
Ann Landers
Pete
Russell
Judy Richardson
Barbara McLaren
Janice English
Shirley Pedlow
Campbell
Richardson
Gervais
Elgin
Ray Knight
Wheat King B’s
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