Hamiota 9 and Under Novice Team Wraps Season in Virden
The Hamiota 9 and Under Novice hockey team finished their 1990-91 season with an 8-1 win over Miniota, a 7-4 victory against Virden A in the afternoon, and a 13-2 loss to Fort Ellice in the A side final. Ryan Goertzen led scoring with multiple goals, Allan Knight added several goals, and Tim Johns anchored the goal. The squad completed 36 games, 20 wins and 16 losses, and concluded with an inter-squad game on March 19. Coaches Ron Ramsey Dale Davison and Dallis Johns thanked players and parents for support.
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Hamiota
Virden
Miniota
Ryan Goertzen
Allan Knight
Sheldon Strachan
Kyle Cumming
Tim Johns
Ryan
Brett Norrie
Richard Cochrane
Fort Ellice
Bruce Nesbit
Brett Ramsey
Micah Davison
Kent Smith
Craig Henderson
Darcy Paterson
Ron Ramsey
Dale Davison
Dallis Johns
Recycling Committee Accepts $100 Donation and Expands Paper Drop
The Arrow River News notes a $100 donation from Isabella W I and grants to accept office paper including computer and fax paper. The piece also mentions library joining by Miniota Municipality, a CKX Noon Show appearance, and a hopeful local outlook with spring greetings.
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Isabella W.I
W.I
Miniota
CKX
Michelle
Dixie
Ringette Bunnies Conclude Season With Win
Hamiota reports the Ringette Bunnies finish their season on March 18 defeating the Moms and Dads in a barn burner. A pizza party followed at Village Cafe honors coaches Allan Mathison and Ian Anderson. Several girls advance to Novice next year including Sarah Anderson and Mandy Taylor.
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Hamiota
Allan Mathison
Ian Anderson
Sarah Anderson
Shelley Schweitzer
Mandy Taylor
Lindsey Cowling
Nancy Mathison
Karen Rawlings
Bunnies
Amy McConnell
Nicole Mathison
Jenna Nesbitt
Jody Schweitzer
Cali Ramsey
Whitney Anderson
Katie Strachan
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Arrow River News
Maureen Schwanke
Crandall
Arrow River
Virden Auction Mart
Manitoba Hog Commission
Rick Gabrielle
Val
Government of Canada
Gouvernement du Canada
Ministre d’Etat A la Jeunesse
Canada