Hamiota District Hospital Aid Meets in May
The 7A Ladies Aid met May 26 at the Hamiota Community Centre with 12 districts present. Mrs. Hudson presided and led guidelines for hospital volunteer work. The bake sale on May 10 raised 209.37 dollars. Mrs. Allen gave the liaison report.Renovations to the east wing near completion. Mrs. Scott retires, Donna Lintz will succeed. The ambulance was used four times, no cart in June. Memorial chair and book purchases approved. Next meeting Friday June 30 at Lenore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital
Ladies Aid
Hamiota
Allen
Liason
Jean Scott
Donna Lintz
Winnipeg
Social gathering to honor Rev. Ralph Clark family
A social gathering will be held June 25 at 5 00 p m after the ball game at Centennial Park to honor the Rev Ralph Clark family. Picnic lunch coffee and freshie will be provided. For information call 764 2705.
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Centennial Park
Ralph Clark
Annual Meeting of Children's Aid Society Held
The Brandon University dining room hosted the Annual Meeting of the Children's Aid Society with 275 attendees from Western Manitoba. The treasurer reported expenses of 843 203 and revenue of 843 276 with 19 149 from projects and donations. Certificates of Merit went to Fred Cooper Uno and Phil Pemberton for long term volunteer service. The agency's annual report notes 676 families served, 2 093 children assisted, 716 in care, 281 unmarried mothers helped, and 79 children placed for adoption. New board officers were elected and a list of directors named for Western Manitoba communities. Citizens may contact via Box 906 Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Brandon University
Manitoba
Fred Cooper Uno
Birdtail Sioux
Uno - Beulah
Phil Pemberton
Brandon
Gordon Sefton
T. Sumida
J. E. Purdie
Little
Children’s Aid Society of
Western Manitoba
F. J. Coombs
Hamiota
Alec McKean
J. E. Finkbeiner
Isabella
G. B. Strange
Kenton
F. A. McFhden
Oak River
Citizns
Children As Aid Society
Sox Drop Skid Then Beat Dauphin For Second Win
Hamiota Sox extend losing streak to five with setbacks to Virden Spuris and Binscorth before edging Dauphin 4 3. Mel Smith leads at bat with three safeties. Glennis Scott shines for Spuris. Virden Orioles win 5 3 as Ron Ramsey settles after rough start. Next host Riverside Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Red Sox
Virden Spuris
Binscorth
Dauphin
Riverside
Virden
al McNiven
Hamiota
Mel Smith
Sox
Spuris
Glennis Scott
Graner
Scott
Smith
Binscorth Orioles
Ron Ramsey
Ramsey
Lynn
Bob Caldwell
Don
Daleries
Orioles
Dave Rottman
Barry Brooking
Brandon Lion Elected District Governor at Lions Convention
Brandon resident Olie F. Thorsteinson of 12 Sykes Blvd a Brandon Lions Club member won the District Governor post for District 5.M.3 Lions International at the annual convention held in Bloomington Minnesota June 9 10 11 1972 He defeated John Warner of Churchill Manitoba District 5.M.3 covers about 4000 Lions in 78 clubs from Churchill Manitoba to Western Ontario Thorsteinson a 13 year Lions member and 6 year cabinet member is a chartered accountant with Meyers Dickens Norris Penny and Co. district cabinet positions announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olie F. Thorsteinson
Sykes Blvd
Brandon
Brandon Lions Club
Lions International
Bloomington
Minnesota
Thorsteinson
John Warner
Churchill
Manitoba
M.3
Ontario
Business Pro
M.3. E
Lion Thorsteinson
Meyers Dickens, Norris, Penny and Co
Ladies Club Honors 80th Birthday at June Meeting
The Ladies Club held its final summer gathering on June 7 at Bernice Lewis home. Dorothy's Group led worship and readings, 15 members plus 1 visitor attended, and Mrs E Ferris celebrated turning 80 with a red rose corsage. Dorothy's Group served lunch with a decorated birthday cake.
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Chumah
Bernice Lewis
Dorothy
Betty Smith
Janie Lewis
Cora Lewis
Bernice
Summer Recreation Schedule and Teen Center Plans
The note outlines weekly soccer and playground activities for grades 1-6 with times on Monday Wednesday and other days, plus locations on elementary school grounds. It reports a successful Monday turnout, a June 12 recreational committee meeting, and invites teens to join a future teen center and camping trip with contact details for Mrs. Fieming and the recreational committee.
Local Playwright Bev Randell Stars in Smile Orange Tour
Bev Randell of Hamiota teaches in Kingston Jamaica and recently completed 130 performances of Smile Orange a Jamaican satire on tourism. Written by Trevor Rhone and directed by Dennis Scott the play features seven actors two Americans and five Jamaicans with Randell as the husband of the American couple. The production toured Jamaica and played Kingston's Barn Theatre and was showcased as a feature at the Eugene ONeill Theatre conference in Connecticut where eleven of over seven hundred plays were selected. After the conference Smile Orange heads to New York for two weeks then to the Bahamas in November with a London production possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev Randell
Charles and
Ethel Randell
Hamiota
Kingston
Jamaica
Bev
Trevor Rhone
Dennis Scott
Pharce
Eugene “‘O’neil
Conn. USA
O'Neil
New York
Bahamas
London
England
1972 Curl o Winners Prize Payouts
Records show prize allocations across fourteen games and a final split. Notable largest payout: 2200.00 to Miss Mae Williams of Virden with multiple $440.00 shares to others including Harvey Benn Beulah and Lorne Montgomery Hamiota.
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Bill McDougall
Minnedosa
Miss Mae Williams
Virden
Harvey Benn
Beulah
Eileen Patterson
McConnell
Mike Panchuk
Elphinstone
Lorne Montgomery
Hamiota
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K. Hames
Peter Chepelski
Lenore
C. A
RED Cross
Brandon Lion
Goveror
White Lake
Bob Coombs
David J. Robertson
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co., Limited
Toronto
Hudson Bay Mining
Snow Lake
By Sue Povser
rOuy
Barn Theatre
Caribbean
Cecil Cormack
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