Hamiota Pee Wees Introduce Knight Heapy and Tingy
Steven Knight a 13 year old center from Hamiota previously with Decker Flyers and Cardale. Darcy Heapy 12 from Oak River previously Cardale with six years hockey now in Hamiota. Todd Tingy Grade 7 Oak River, right wing with three years hockey and 4 H interests.
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Steven Knight
Steven
Decker Flyers
Hamiota
Murray
Alva Knight
Darcy
Oak River
Ivy
Dick Heapy
Cardale
Todd Tingy
Ted
Janet Tingy
Todd
Cardale Cougars
Hamiota Tweens Ringette Team Gains Gold at Boissevain Tourney
The Hamiota ringette team coached by Mel Higgins and Allan Mathison features players including Holden, Mathison, Baragar, Higgins, Cochran, Sheane, Kirk, and Brooks. They won the Boissevain tournament final 6-5 after a 2-0 deficit, defeating Brandon 12-3 and Killarney 12-2 in the A side, with other wins against Rivers and Stathclair.
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Hamiota
Melanie Holden
Charla Mathison
Jennifer Baragar
Tracy Higgins
Trina Mathison
Erin Cochran
Michelle Sheane
Shauna Mathison
Kim Kirk
Kim Brooks
Mel Higgins
Allan Mathison
Petite Ringette Girls Triumph at Strathclair
HAMIOTA The Hamiota 10 and under ringette team played at Strathclair on Saturday January 25. They defeated Strathclair 6-2 in the first game and Carberry 12-4 in the second, then beat Shilo 10-4 in the final. Leta Schimmel and Jody Smith led in goal and defense, with Julie Smith Kirby Savaras and Tracy Cosgrove delivering strong contributions. The squad advances to the Decker Tournament January 31 and hosts a tourney on February 8.
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Boissevain
Hamiota
Rivers
Stathclair
Strathclair
Hamiota Girls
Brandon
Killarney
Ringette
Carberry
Shilo
Leta Schimmel
Jody Smith
Julie Smith
Kirby Savaras
Miles
Tracy Cosgrove
Charlene Mathison
Terri-Ann O’quinn
Julie Higgins
Stacey Savaras
Tanya Pearson
Canada Headlines Through the Years January 27 29
This week in Canada recalls historic dates from 1858 Ottawa becoming capital to 1961 Montreal approving a subway project costing 300 million. Also noted are the 1870 City of Boston disaster from Halifax with 191 aboard, and the 1952 end of Viscount Alexander's term as governor general.
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Ottawa
Canada
Montreal
Boston
Halifax
Viscount Alexander
Lord Lisgar
Imperial Privy Council
Hamiota 8 and Under Ringette Doubleheader Wins
Hamiota 8 and under ringette team traveled to Oak River on January 18 1986 for two big games against Brandon. Coaches Brent McKinnon and Kerry Lowe organized lineups while referee Mel Smith kept the fast action in check. Final scores shows Hamiota won 8-0 and 11-2 with thanks to Brandon and Oak River for ice time and post game refreshments. Interested supporters are invited to Westman Winter Games February 1 and 2 where 12 and under and 14 and under teams will compete.
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Hamiota
Brandon
Stacey Sararas
Cindy Slimmon
Becky
Pam Lowe
Breigh
Stacey Greenway
Shelley Preston
Karla Badger
Krista
Haley McKinnon
Jody Smith
Oak River
Brent McKinnon
Kerry Lowe
Mel Smith
Oak Rink
Ringette
Westman
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Hamiota Pee Wee
Darcy Heapy
Hamiota Tweens
Ringette Report
McManus
Harley-Davidson
Kenton Man
the Echo
I! Hamiota
Oak Street
Manitoba
Virden
P.O
Raglan Street
Gregory Sand
Canadian Cancer Society
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