Henry Wins Aggregate at Hamiota Bonspiel Final
Henry's rink captured the Aggregate Trophy plus McConnell Brothers and Universal Motors cups at the Hamiota Bonspiel. Final days saw multiple event wins by Lipscomb, Hunter, and Lipscomb's Hotel, with Henry defeating Caldwell rivals in the 16s and 8s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Henry
Oak River
Jack Hume
al Reid
Harvey Espey
Houck- Caldwell
Jim
Doug Moggoch
Henry
Walter
Ished
Jim Stevens
Harvey Lints
Lawrence Mathison
Jas Jamieson
Tremaine Thompson
Jim Mathison
Merchants
Plewes
Virden
Len Allan
Russ Cummings
Lenore
McConnell Brothers
Universal Motors
Bob Westbrook
Houck Caldwell
Davidson
Bob Jenkins
Shoal Lake
Lipscomb
Hyndman
Don Lee
Harry Brooks
Lints
Coxworth
Harry
Ross Fraser
Woods
Ernie Wallace
Lorne Caldwell
Dorothy Strong
Mildred Fraser
Hamiota Curling Club
Hallway decorating tips for welcoming entranceways
Improve hallways with lighting and wall color, keeping traffic lanes clear. Use wall mirrors, consoles, and compact furniture like boot cabinets or shelves on brackets. Choose a cheerful color echoing the living room and reflect your home’s character with traditional pieces.
Rivers Rink Dominates Manitoba Legion Playdowns in Pine Falls
Gordon Taylor’s Rivers rink won the tenth Provincial Playdowns and the Marsh Peters Trophy at Pine Falls February 19–21. They will defend the Dominion finals in Drummondville March 22–26, with Nesper of Lac du Bonnet finishing second. Standings list Taylor Rivers 7–1, Nesper 6–2, Scales 5–3, McLeod 5–3, Wright 4–4, Wright 3–5, Hamilton 2–6, Ready 2–6, Barnes 1–7.
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Gordon Taylor
L. Harvey
T. Smith
H. Parker
Rivers Man
Manitoba and North Western Command
Royal Canadian Legion
Marsh Peters
Pine Falls
Rivers
Drummondville
Quebec
Joe Nesper
Lac du Bonnet
G. Weiss
R. Foubert
T. Ukrainec
G. Taylor
J. Nesper
Mac Scales
Winnipeg
Hamiota District Hospital Ladies Aid meets in Community Room
The Hamiota Hospital No 7A Ladies Aid gathered February 26 with 22 members from 12 districts. Treasurer reports a 1453 50 balance. buying committee seeks large tea pots and covered cake pans. January liaison notes show 76 patients 3 deaths 7 births 18 minor operations 8 major operations. Honor Roll for Past Presidents discussed. Kenton Ladies to handle details.
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Hamiota Hospital No. 7A Ladies Aid
Stewart
Infant Richard Babuik Dies in Crandall
Richard John Ethan Babuik, infant son of Edward and [Mrs.] Babuik of Crandall, died suddenly at home on Feb 18. He is survived by five sisters Vivian Edith Brenda Hazel Christina and two brothers David and Edward and grandmothers Mrs Pauline Babuik Miniota and Mrs Rose Bush Wainwright Alta. A graveside service was held Feb 20 at Crandall Cemetery with Rev Bowin officiating Rae's Funeral Home in charge.
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Crandall
Richard Johnethan Babuik
Edward Babuik
Vivian
Edith Brenda
Hazel
Christina
David
Edward
Pauline Babuik
Miniota
Rose Bush
Wainwright
Alta
Bowin
Rae
Edgar McNeill Dies In Vancouver At 60
Edgar Archibald McNeill age 60 of 2587 E 28th Ave Vancouver died February 17 1965 at Vancouver General Hospital. Survived by wife Helen two sons Keith and Larry a daughter Shirley one brother Gordon Abbotsford three sisters Lillian Pinchbeck Dawson Creek Kathleen McLennan Vermilion Alberta Evelyn Harkin Hope. Funeral February 22 at 1 30 p m Rose Lawn Funeral Chapel Broadway at Commercial officiated by Dr Chalmers cremation. Donations to Cancer or Heart Fund appreciated.
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Vancouver General Hospital
Edgar Archibald McNeill
28Th Ave
Helen
Keith
Larry
Shirley
Vancouver
Gordon
Abbotsford
Lillian Pinchbeck
Dawson Creek
Kathleen McLennan
Vermilion
Alberta
Evelyn Harkin
Hope
Rose Lawn Funeral Chapel
Broadway
Commercial
Rev
Chalmers
Cancer
Heart Fund
Hamiota Hosts Provincial High School Curling Playoffs
Hamiota to stage provincial curling playoffs with rinks from Selkirk Flin Flon McAuley Souris Morris Erie Pilot Mound Neepawa Swan River and four Winnipeg rinks. Curling Commissioner Walley Jasper says a double knockout draw will determine winners. A banquet in Chumah Hall will honor curlers served by United Church Women.
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Hamiota
Selkirk
Flin Flon
McAuley
Souris
Morris
Erie
Pilot Mound
Neepawa
Swan River
Winnipeg
Walley Jas
The
Echo
Chumah Hall
United Church
Manitoba Farms Silence on New Grain Varieties for 1965
Farmers inquire about recently licensed grain types but no general distribution is planned for 1965. Seed will go to foundation growers for increase. Additional details will be shared as they become available. Rabies in skunks remains a concern and control efforts are urged. Manitoba sells hogs by teletype auction with a brochure available on modern marketing. Brandon Experimental Farm 1964 results reviewed. copies available on request.
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Manitoba
Tucson winter in Manitoba versus Arizona weather note
The author compares Tucson and Manitoba winters noting 72 F on January 30 and 74 F on February 19 in Tucson, higher than Manitoba. They question Arizona as a winter holiday but caution about summer heat reaching 110 F and express relief at being home.
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Manitoba
Tucson
Arizona
Brown Couple Mark 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Henry Brown of Harding celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Selby Lowe on Sunday February 28. About eighty guests from Winnipeg Moosomin Birtle MacGregor Brandon Langruth Hamiota Arrow River Oakner and Kenton Harding visited during the afternoon. The couple married March 1 1905 in Harding and lived in Oakner district until 1920 then moved to Togo Sask returning to Harding in 1926. They have three children Reg Brown died 1960. Mrs Selby Lowe resides in Harding and Mr Herman Brown in Langruth. There are five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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William Henry Brown
Harding
Selby Lowe
Winnipeg
Moosomin
Birtle
MacGregor
Brandon
Langruth
Hamiota
Arrow River
Oakner
Kenton
Maggie Darragh
Togo
Sask
Brown
Reg Brown
Herman Brown
Birdtail River Teachers Hold Meeting in Hamiota
The Birdtail River Teachers Association met in Hamiota on February 18 to discuss a group life insurance plan from Sun Life Insurance, pensions with speaker Paul Robinson, and the March 20 formation of workshops on curriculum and exam correction.
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Birdtail River
Teachers Begin Salary Negotiations in Birdtail River
The collegiate teachers of Birdtail River School Division No 38 announce negotiations with the division board for salary increases this year. Requests largely cite rising living costs and to keep the division competitive with Manitoba and other provinces to retain qualified staff.
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Birdtail River
Manitoba
Weekend column notes on politics science and sport
A collage of quips and observations on Canadian politics the U S Viet Nam war stance in Ottawa and Ottawa coverage a critique of war ads by the Communist Party of Canada plus reflections on the Quebec monarchy abolition debate postmen uniforms baseball hall of fame and a playful jab at statements about liberty with an ending sign off from Be seeing you REGGIE
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Communist Party of Canada
United States
Ottawa
Quebec Student Liberal Federation
Canada
Winnipeg
America
Baseball Hall of Fame
Ol’ Satch Paige
May Freedman
Babel
Viet Nam
Napajinapaj
Bud
St. Regis Rotunda
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Maxine Heritage
Rivers Rink
Legion
Trict
A. Mcleod
Red Lake
D. Wright
Hamiota District Hospital
Ladies Aid
Richard Babuik
Edgar Mecneill
M. Deveson
Manitou Wheat
Skunks
Mrs. Brown
Birdtail
RED Cross
New York Harbor
Washington
Philadelphia
Bob Edwards
Reggie
St. Regis Hotel
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