Hire a Student Week Proclaimed in Hamiota Manitoba
Hamiota proclaims Hire a Student Week July 1 to 6 with daily activities. A Tuesday odd job squad will handle tasks at homes. Wednesday offers kids day with babysitting in the municipal office room for 3.00. Thursday thanks local businesses for supporting students. Friday features a carwash at Debin's Gulf Service from 11 to 5. Call 764-2658 for chores or 759-2565 for week assistance.
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Byers Bakery
Caldwell Motors
Campbell Flowers
Co-op
Echo
Hamiota Hotel
IGA
Mac
Oakden’s Jewellery
Paint and Sport Centre
Rawlings Allied Centre
Super Thrifty
Drug Mart
Vet Clinic
Debin’s
Gulf Service
Local hockey club receives Westman funding
Hamiota Minor Hockey Club secures 244 dollars from the Westman Sport Association to cover a deficit from the December 1984 Hockey School under hosting regional clinics in Westman.
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Westman Sport Association
Westman
Retiring minister honoured in Hamiota service
More than 500 people signed the guest book on Sunday June 16 to honor Rev Herb and Jean Lynas on their retirement from the Hamiota Oakner pastoral charge. Speakers included Arnold Gray Les Jameson and Elizabeth Rivers.
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Hamiota
Herb
Jean Lynas
Oakner
Les
Aletha Jameson
Arnold Gray
Lloyd Anderson
Elizabeth Rivers
Gordon White
Rollingdale Wins Medals at Provincial Special Olympics
Rollingdale participants at the Provincial Special Olympics in Winnipeg April 6 to 8 earned three medals. Allen Macaulay took gold in Masters Bowling, with August Franssen and Wilbert Buchanan earning silver. Ed Shaw coached the team at the University of Manitoba venue.
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Rollingdale
A.C
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Allen Macaulay
August Franssen
Wilbert Buchanan
Ed Shaw
U of M
Golden Agers Hold Outdoor Meeting At Barrett Home
The Golden Age Club met June 19 at W. Barrett home on a sunny day. Evelyn Barrett read a Manitoba Senior Citizens Organization letter about the Peace Garden picnic on July 11. Members enjoyed birthday notices, a School Rhythm Band performance, Horseshoe and card games, prizes, tea, and a large lunch. about sixty attended, with visitors from afar.
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Golden Age Club
W. Barrett
Evelyn Barrett
Manitoba Senior Citizens Organization
Peace Garden
Jean Cook
Red Sox split last week's action with Neepawa defeat
On June 18 the visiting Neepawa Farmers fell 8-4 to the Hamiota Red Sox. Wes Coulson led with three singles while Labossiere Ibarra and Woods contributed two or one hits each. Trapp earned the win over 6 1/3 innings. Don Schmall took the loss. Hamiota then lost 8-5 to Dauphin as Huntze pitched well and Labossiere and Shindruk added multiple hits.
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Hamiota
Neepawa
Red Sox
Wes Coulson
Kerry Lowe
Ron Ramsey
Mike Labossiere
Juan Ibarra
Randy Robertson
Ellis Woods
Mike Trapp
Don Schmall
Dauphin
Redbirds
Rick Huntze
Harvey Shindruk
Jeff Kostiuk
Dennis Nychuk
Bryan Foxton Chosen for International Aerospace Camp
Bryan Foxton of Hamiota has been selected for the second annual International Aerospace Camp at the University of North Dakota this July. The two week session covers flight theory, meteorology, navigation, and simulators plus possible hot air balloon flight under FAA supervision. Bryan, a Grade 10 student and Brandon Flying Club trainee, begins session July 21 to 31 and is one of 30 participants chosen from Manitoba and the fifty two states. Joan Foxton and the late Raymond Foxton are his parents.
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Bryan Foxton
University of North Dakota
F.A.A
Bryan
Sesson
States of America
Manitoba
Brandon Flying Club
Hamiota Collegiate
Joan Foxton
Raymond Foxton
Joan
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