Hamiota Happenings Note Obituaries And Local Events
Sympathy to the Morton and Cochrane families on the death of Marsha Morton at under 13 after cystic fibrosis. Services in Ottawa and Hamiota with burial here. Elizabeth Angus widowed of Alex Angus of Brandon also mourned. Lizzie Hawkins celebrates 90th birthday. Easter services at Christ Church Anglican with Rev. Paul Curtis. Attending funeral were Ken Morton family and out of town relatives including Leigh Cochrane and Bob Cochrane groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Cochrane
Marsha Morton
Ken Morton
Ottawa
Hamiota
Angus
Elizabeth Angus
Alex Angus
Brandon
Christ Church Anglican
Paul Curtis
Ken
Karen Morton
Stacey
Robin
Jack
Pat McPhaden
Grace Rose
Winnipeg
Leigh Cochrane
Burr, SK
Bob
Norma Cochrane
Virden
Ab Cochrane
Hamiota Petite Ringette Plays Portage Then Heads To Province
Hamiota hosts Portage in two tune up games on March 19. Hamiota wins 8-4 as Tara Dale Krista McKinnon and Nancy Burt score. Portage takes 7-1 in the second game with Kerri Tingey netting the lone Hamiota goal. Breigh Greenaway suffers a collarbone injury. Team to Selkirk for provincial playoffs March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Hamiota Petite Ringette
Portage
Tara Dale
Krista’ McKinnon
Nancy Burt
Stacey Sazaras
Kerri Tingey
Breigh Greenaway
Breigh
Brad Cosgrove
Trina Mathison
Cindy Slimmon
Charlene Mathison
Stacie Wilson
Melissa Higgins
Breigh Ann Greenaway
Stacey Savaras
Shelley Preston
Melissa Graham
Krista McKinnon
Selkirk
Brandon memory weekend honors Pearl Kidd birthday
Pearl Kidd spent last weekend in Brandon with family to honor her upcoming birthday on March 17. She met for the first time her new great grandson Bryce James born January 24 to Robin and Joe Davis. Four Hamiota Seniors won Crokinole finals in Lenore with Gwen Douglas and Ernie Sunley taking the A side and Pearl Kidd and Roy Kirk the B side. Kate and Stephen Mathews from Saskatoon visited their father Chris Mathews and grandmother Ruth Ferris for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Kidd
Brandon
Bryce James
Robin
Joe Davis
Hamiota
Lenore
Gwen Douglas
Ernie Sunley
Roy Kirk
Hamiota United Church Executive Council Meeting Minutes
The Hamiota United Church Executive Council met March 14 1988 at 7 30 p.m. with twelve members present chaired by Ken Smith Rev J Ballantine-Dickson opened with prayer and readings Minutes adopted with two corrections February finances approved and bills ordered paid Session Worship Committee to meet in April Visitors’ day reported Youth Group and Junior Choir to join Sunrise Service April 3 Trustees updated church insurance Kitchen insulated painted and countertop to be installed Oakner statements and U C W catered at funeral Roll call donations to Rollingdale Bake Sale Festival of Faith planned April 14 Presbytery report given next meeting April 19 in Rapid City Correspondence donation to Rev Lynas Memorial Fund Minister noted Mission meetings in Toronto New business confirmed new members Tracy Houck Cynthia Brown Darcia McNaught Property Committee to prepare small funeral guest tables Repair work planned for stained glass windows Orders for stained glass history and picture booklet sold for $10. Meeting adjourned at 15 p.m. with next session April 1 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
United Church Executive Council
Ken Smith
J. Ballantine-Dickson
Lena Robinson
Christian Education Committee
Betty Rutherford
Oakner
Oaakner U.C.W
Rollingdale Workshop
Brandon
Mission and Service Committee
Karen Tjaden
Strathclair
Tracy Houck
Cynthia Brown
Darcia McNaught
Hamiota United Church
Abbey Stained Glass
Ken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lizzie Hawkins
Canadian Air Lines
Calgary
Brandon Air Service
Iron
Chumah News
Bernice Lewis
Rapid City
Jean Lynas
Rev. Lynas
Division of Mission
Toronto
Vicki Smith
Norah Gray Herene Dillon
Karen Mathison
Help Heart Fund
McManus
Harley-Davidson
Kenton, Man
CET Seins
Hamiot
Hamiota & District Sports Complex Inc
Crystal Plus
Purex
Fang
Minnedosa
Cox
Texas
Canada
Kraft
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