Skating Club Presents an Ice Review at Hamiota
The Hamiota Skating Club staged an ice review with 28 Figures and 44 Basic skaters. Performances featured nine young Figure A and B groups, a Basic A and B program, solo and duet routines, and a Community Bake Sale that netted $112.25 on February 14th.
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Skating Club
Harvey Brown
Ernie
Bert
Charlene Desrochers
Cynthia Brown
Melinda Robertson
Tara Cassils
Jennifer Baragar
Melanie Holden
Treena Klagenberg
Dwayne Campbell
David Bray
Ross Andrew
Bradley Cosgrove
Brian McLennan
Dale Little
Darcy Campbell
Jason Bridge
Chris Brown
Bryan Houck
Glenn Litzenberger
Jeff Thompson
Kenny Kirk
Mark Galatiuk
David Hawkins
Jason Smith
Michelle Baragar
Karen Thompson
Lori Galatiuk
Kerri Tammy Lee
Tracy Houck
Paula Kozyk
Mona Klagenberg
Meredith Schimmel
Jeanette Lipscomb
Andrea Drake
Pam Schimmel
Desmond Little
Barry Chappell
Annette Lipscomb
Jimmy Cockburn
Shaun Robertson
Chris Angus
Jason Angus
Mark Robinson
Angela Bray
Tracy Lyall
Dana Cassils
Leila Klagenberg
Kelly Houck
Pam
Lyndon Johnston
Valerie Jons
Brandon
Rena Little
Cathy Stevens
Rohan Lall
Andy Drake
Ward Lee
Jimmy Kirk
Cory Smith
Alan Kirk
Terry Lee
Darren Smith
Paul Robinson
Herb Brooks
Andy
Carla Bridge
Linda Kennel
Linda
Kenton
Lynn MacDonald
Lynn
Valerie Jones
Victoria
Lyndon
Valerie
Mark Smith
Vivan Drake
Kathy Thompson
Joan Kirk
Hamiota-Oak River Atoms Play In Neepawa Tournament
In Neepawa on February 25 the Hamiota-Oak River Atom team joined Minnedosa Neepawa and Fort Richmond in a four team event. With seven regulars absent two Miniota players joined the squad. Fort Richmond defeated Hamiota-Oak River 8 1 and Hamiota-Oak River won the B side final 4 1 over Minnedosa earning the Neepawa Motel Trophy and souvenir pucks for all players.
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Hamiota
Oak River Atoms
Neepawa
Hamiota-Oak River
Minnedosa
Fort Richmond
Miniota
Brad Clegg
Scott Knight
Hamiota- Oak River
Winnipeg
Robbie Hume
Brian Allan
Social Evening Honours Fraser Couple Before Winnipeg Move
Hamiota community hosts a social evening in the Hamiota Community Hall for Wallace and Dorothy Fraser who have moved to Winnipeg for Wallace to become vice-president of Manitoba Pool Elevators. Neighbors recall their farm and community work as Vi Smith’s Orchestra plays. They receive a crystal punch bowl set as a farewell token.
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Hamiota
Wallace
Dorothy Fraser
Winnipeg
Manitoba Pool Elevators
Vi Smith
Dorothy
Nelson Woods
Dot Venables
Nora Kirk
Pat Fraser
Woodlawn, St. Vital
C E S Meet Shoal Lake Royal York Chapter Meeting
Royal York Chapter met Tuesday February 14 with Worthy Matron Elliot welcoming Foxwarren visitors. Kay Elliot was chosen to represent the chapter at Grand Chapter in Winnipeg. Cancer pads, a tea in June, and an April anniversary party were discussed. A luggage set raffle will fund Manitoba Cancer Fund. Social hour followed.
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Shoal Lake
Royal York
Worthy
Elliot
Foxwarren
Marge Hadland
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Kay Elliot
Winnipeg
Strathclair Legion Hall
Manitoba Cancer Fund
W M C Day Observed At Pentecostal Church Hamiota
The W M C Day service at the Pentecostal Church on February 19 was led by Mrs. Audrey Gurr president. Choirs sang worship songs, Mrs Beck read a self penned poem, and guest soloist Mrs. Marilyn Neiching from Virden spoke on Jesus return and signs of the times.
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Hamiota
W.M.C
Pentecostal
Audrey Gurr
Jesus
Beck
Leona Beamish
Marilyn Neihring
Virden
Christ
Neiching
Gurr