Hamiota Pee Wee team dominates league play and all star pick
Hamiota boys sweep schedule with wins over Oak River 21 9 Rivers 30 7 Cardale 18 0 and others to finish undefeated in Pee Wee. All star selections from Bantam B teams named to compete provincially coached by Gordie Lyall and Murray Mathison.
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Hamiota
Oak River
Jeff Morton
Dean McConnell
Rennie Hawkins
Doug Mathison
Ross Gray
Bill McLaren
Rivers
Billy McLaren
Pee Wee
Jim Mathison
Greg Kirk
Rudy Goertzen
Jerry McNiven
Kim McConnell
Stuart McConnell
Brian Johnson
Bruce Johnson
Gordie Lyall
Murray Mathison
Jack Coombs
Hamiota Rally Sparks 6-4 Win Over Riverside in Tight Nine
Don Feldner threw a near perfect game aside from the 4th as Hamiota built a 6-1 lead and held on to defeat Riverside 6-4. Woods, Robertson and Caldwell fueled a 10 hit attack while Souris toppled the league leaders 6-3 behind Feldner.
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Hamiota
Onanole
Dallas Johns
Bob Caldwell
Johns
Gord Allan
Rob Woods
Rick Hamilton
Kevin Duncan
Sox
Feldner
Riverside
Mel Smith
Caldwell
Robertson
Wright
Rick Robinson
Woods
Moffatt
Fishers
Homer
Gore Lyall
Norm Jack
Dauphin
Souris
Don Feldner
Bob Neufeld
Armour
Payne
Neilson
Limke
Moffat
Neufeld
Hodgson
Couvier
John Wright
Buck Mathison
Oak River 4H District Rally Honors Nine Members
In Oak River on June 22 1968 the 4H Economics Club sent nine members and four leaders to the district rally. Leslie Henry was named second princess in the Senior Dress Revue, Janice Argue won Handicraft Queen for Flower Arrangement, and Chloe awards highlighted pack in your pocket and gifts a go go demonstrations. Lori Walden and Penny Haggerty earned Reserve Champion ribbons for junior demonstrations, with Lori Walden first in Unit A Foods, Vicki Thompson first in Unit D Clothing, and Karen Espey first in Unit C Clothing. The 4H World display won Red Ribbon and the club placed in the Elite marching group.
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Oak River
4H Economics Club
Jack Morcom
The
Oak River Agricultural Society
Leslie Henry
Vicki Thompson
Lori Waldon
Penny Haggerty
Lori Walden
A _ Foods
Karen Espey
Local Happenings Around Reston and District
Community notices list visits from Eli and David Reid to Reston, funeral attendance in Pipestone for W. E. Wilkins who died while crop spraying, and neighbors from Winnipeg Vancouver and Winnipeg visiting area families. Sympathy extended to Willard Oprak after his father’s death. Several relatives from Winnipeg and Vancouver toured local homes, hospitals, and family gatherings.
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Rae Castle
Dave Castle
Winnipeg
Reston
W. E. Wilkins
Belleview
Pipestone
Willard Oprak
Willard
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Rossburn Sports
Binscorth
Jeff Sheardown
Dale McKinnon
St. Lazare
Ronnie Knight
Dennis Anderson
Greg
Kirk
Minnedosa
Kelvin Anderson
Decker
Ian Anderson
Shoal Lake
Ally McNiven
Bill Cummings
Rossburn
Larry Patterson
Bruce Coombs
Ross Mathison
Darryl Boyd
Rick Hampton
Murray McNiven
Brent McKinnon
Cardaie
Red Sox
Lynn Caldwell
Moffats
Birtle
Imperial Life
Ken Drozda
Chapman's
Hardware
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Caldwell Motors
Janice Argue
Ecs Sr
Hamiota Echo
Lynnette Desilets
Eli
David Reid
Farrel Nelson
Towner, N.D
Clara Johnson
James Stewart
Vancouver
Lloyd McConnell
Gordon Grey
Wm. Brown
New Westminster, B.C
Nellie Brown
Nellie Gerrard
Jerry Steski
Dave Fraser
Tom Strachan
Hamiota Hospital
Jack McPhaden
Allan McPhaden
M. Brotherton
Strickland
New
Life Insurance
Bill Chappell
Hamiota Fraternal Hall
Hamiota Fraternal
Hamiota. Bakery
Building Materials Ltd
Ray Armstrong
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