Horne Lenore foursome wins Hamiota Bonspiel title
The Hamiota Ladies Bonspiel concluded March 1 with Mrs. L. Horne of Lenore undefeated to claim the Aggregate trophy. Numerous prizes were awarded in Challenge Merchants Citizens and Grand Aggregate categories to competitors from Lenore Oak River Hamiota Kenton Shoal Lake and other Manitoba towns.
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Horne
Lenore
Hamiota Ladies
Hamiota
L. Horne
Bedspreads
Jamieson’s
L.C.C
D. Johns
Oak River
Thermal Blankets
Macleods
Robus
Crandall
E. Woods
Robinsons
M. Mathison
Bath
L.cc
E. Sangster
Kenton
Manitoba Hydro
Bath Towers
M. Slater
Shoal Lake
Avon Cream
Avon
Grand Aggregate
M. Horne
McConnell Bros
Lavinia W I Meet Reports and Red Cross Work
The Lavinia W I met on March 8 at Mrs C Smith home with ten members present. Roll call cited plans for the Centennial. Minutes approved and balance of 236.72 shown. Various committee reports noted Red Cross sewing and completed garments. Correspondence read. a motion authorized allocation.
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Lauia
Village Council Meeting Hamiota March 15 1966
Council met as Court of Revision at 7:00 p.m. with Mayor Caldwell presiding. The 1966 Business Assessment Roll was examined with no appeals. The schedule of ownership changes was approved. Minutes of February meeting adopted. Water refund approved and indemnity bylaw given readings. Planning Commission seat replaced. February accounts paid: General $12,379.85 and Waterworks $167,648.76. Meeting adjourned at 11:30 p.m.
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Hamiota
Manitoba
Caldwell
Woods
McLaren
Robinson
Pittendreigh
Councillor Woods
McLar- Arthur
Grant
Pitten
Dreigh
Manitoba Water Supply Board
F. J. Coombs
Town Planning Commission
George D. Robertson
Elizabeth Bowins a Manitoba widow dies in 1966
Elizabeth S Bowins of Oak River Manitoba died March 13 1966 at Hamiota District Hospital Born April 13 1878 in Millbrook Ontario She married William A Bowins in 1901 Lived on homestead near Lethbridge Alberta 1908 1915 then returned to Ontario Later lived with son Rev Victor R Bowins and spent years on Cape Croker Indian Reserve Caradoc Indian Reserve near London Ontario She aided Indians and supported her family Funeral March 16 at Oak River United Church with Rev Clark and Rev H J Harland Interment Pontypool Ontario family plot
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Elizabeth S. Bowins
Oak River
Manitoba
Hamiota District Hospital
Millbrook
Ontario
William A. Bowins
Bowins
Lethbridge
Alberta
Pontypool
Taunton
Victor R. Bowins
Cape Croker
Caradoc
United Church
R. Bowins
Lillian
London
Cecil
Mary
Oak River United Church
O. L. Davidson
Keith Purdy
F. A. Stratemeyer
Oes Gould
Wm. Sinclair
E. E. Stewart
John Morcom
L. L. Brown
D. A. Patterson
W. N. McDonald
R. H. Heapy
G. O. Bullock
W. N. McCallum
John Smyth
J. S. Henry
W. A. Barr
Union Cemetery
Abigail P. Marks Memorial Service Held at Crandall Church
Abigial P Marks enters into memory of the late Abigail Paton Mark death occurred in Brand on Friday. Rev K R Murdoch Miniota officiated at services with interment in Crandall cemetery. Survived by two daughters Violet McConnell Brandon and Merle Bradley Oakland California and two sons Edward and Earl Lewis Winnipeg plus two sisters Mrs George Hamiota and Mrs J Brandon Oakner.
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Crandall United Church
Abigail Paton Mark
Brandon
K. R. Murdoch
Miniota
Crandall Cemetery
Mark
Milton McConnell
Violet) Brandon
James Bradley
Merle
Oakland
Calif
Edward and
Earl Lewis
Winnipeg
George Hamiota
J. Brandon
Oakner
Glentawn girls defend high school basketball title
Glentawn repeated as girls high school basketball champions defeating Glennis Scott's Miami team 36 to 21 in the final. Portage beat Hamiota 46 to 34 in an opening round game as Addy Ryngoch led with 23 points and Frankie Little added 16.
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Glentawn Girls
Glennis Scott
Miami
Garden City
Hamiota
St. Vital
Portage
Addy Ryngoch
Frankie Little
Terry McLaren
Glenda Kirk
Terry
Glenda
Wooly
Karen Anderson
Ryngoch
Wild
Ice English
Garda Williams
Audrey Brooks
Bonnie Mundell
Lynn Woods
Dawn McConnell
Weyburn
Roblin
Janice English
White
Glendal
Laureen Morton
Heather
Sharon Murray
Mary Clark
Maxine Fraser
Glenlawn
Brandon
Vincent Massey
Hazlewood Family Marks 53rd Wedding Anniversary
On March 20 Crandall residents gathered at Mr and Mrs John Hazlewood home to celebrate their fifty third wedding anniversary with an impromptu visit and picnic. Attendees included Herb Smith Ken Raymond Hazlewood Les Rudd Ronnie Larry Lynda Dennis Ormand Hyndman Janice Doreen Rivers Wayne Reid Kenny Yarbo Sask and Garry Van Buskirk Brandon who called on Saturday.
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John Hazlewood
Crandall
Herb Smith
Ken
Raymond Hazlewood
Les Rudd
Ronnie
Larry
Lynda
Dennis
Ormand Hyndman
Janice
Doreen
Rivers
Wayne Reid
Kenny
Yarbo Sask
Garry van Buskirk
Brandon
Hazlewood
Virden Wins Maitland Trophy After Tight Bantam Play
Virden captures the Doug Maitland Memorial Trophy after a day of close hockey. The event featured victories by Rivers over Souris and a final 4-2 win for Virden over Rivers, with Griswold and Oak River Cardale also advancing in the rounds.
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Doug Maitland
Jim Maitland
Virden Bantams
Griswold
Rivers
Souris
Virden
Oak River Cardale
Hamiota
Oak River- Cardale
Cash Spiel Invites Rinks to Hamiota Weekend
Sixteen of Manitoba's top rural rinks travel to Hamiota for the annual cash bonspiel. Local skips Art Oaken Lorne Caldwell Garth Strachan Buck Mathison lead twenty entries with Dauphin ships and new faces from McCreary Russell Pinawa and more. Play begins Friday 7 PM with 9 PM draws. five draws Saturday and three Sunday. finals Sunday at 5 15 PM.
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Manitoba
Hamiota
Art Oaken
Lorne Caldwell
Garth Strohan
Buck Mathison
Dauphin Consols
Doug Bond
Dauphin
Jim Williamson
Gerry McKay
Brandon
Ted Bridgett
Virden
Strachan
Bruce Musgrave
McCreary
Consols
Terry Yates
Russell
Harry Graham
Binscorth
Wayne Sparling
Minnedosa
Bailey
Pinawa
Tom Moffat
Strathclair
Lloyd Horne
Lenore
Mel Logan
Ron Armstrong
Ed Shamray
Oak River
Clare Hunter
Kenton
Wes Rothwell
Nesbitt
Mathison Bros
Massey-Ferguson
Fish Winter Killed In Shoal Lake
A field crew from the Department of Mines and Natural Resources reports a complete fish kill at Shoal Lake after tests on March 1 show dissolved oxygen exhausted and a strong odor. Dead minnows were found in ice holes, linking to the severe winter and lake shallowness. No immediate Shoal Lake plans. potential put-and-take pike stocking may occur next spring if stock available.
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Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Shoal Lake
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N. Campbell
Corning
Oakden’s
LCC
Schweitzer
Decker
Pyrex
Venables’ and Co
M. Walker
Teflon
L. Leask
M. Attwood
McNaught’s
Garol Fowlie
Co-op
Venables’ Hardware
Robinson's
Hydro
Perths
Dr. Hodge
Carl Foster
Doug Beamish
Dales’ Garage
Hamiota Echo
Glen Gregory
Pittendreigh Bros
Wm. Andrew
D. A. Beamish
Cec Cormack
Doak & Co
Coop Insurance
Ken Fraser
John Klagenberg
Bill Brooks
Caldwell Motors
Doris Evan
Beamish
Mr. Bilton
Rebekah’s
Abigail P. Marks
Maitland
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