New Secretary Treasurer Appointed for Rural Municipality
Hamiota Manitoba reports the Rural Municipality and Village Councils appoint Lionel L. Brown of Gladstone to serve as Secretary Treasurer for both authorities starting June 15 1972. Brown brings six years in municipal field and four years as Pine Creek School Division secretary treasurer. The post fills the vacancy from the retirement of William T Bill Andrew after forty two years in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Lionel L. Brown
Gladstone
Man
Brown
Pine Creek
Ision
Mr. Brown
William T
Bill) Andrew
Reach for the Top team reaches Western Manitoba semi finals
The Ham iota Collegiate Institute Reach for the Top team with Robert Stevenson Doug Argue Kelvin Anderson and Wendy Stevens advances to the Western Manitoba series semi finals. A CKX TV live broadcast rehearsal is scheduled for April 4 at 2 15 p.m. at the local Collegiate for the team and other H C S students and staff.
Huskies Honour Fans at Hamiota Banquet
HAMIOTA March 25 the Huskies honoured two longtime hockey fans Grandma Caldwell and Mr Joe Kirk at the Fraternal Hall banquet Coach Harvey Pollock presented lifetime passes to all Huskies games in Hamiota Grandma Caldwell and Uncle Joe Kirk were praised for years of support The event featured presentations by Dick Prawdzik Garth Sararas Harold Irwin Harvey Pollock and Bob Henderson with smiles and comic awards to players by Mel Smith and Terry Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
the Huskies
Harvey Pollock
Grandma Caldwell
Joe Kirk
Harvey
Huskies
Minor Hockey Association
Garth Sararas
Dick Prawdzik
Harold Irwin
Bob Henderson
Bob
Mel Smith
Terry Good
Grandma” Caldwell
Joe” Kirk
Card Party Held at Fraternal Hall Hamiota
The Rebekah and Forester Lodges sponsored a card party in the Fraternal Hall on Friday March 24 1972. Winners were Ladies first Lizzie ONeill and second Mrs Barnes Gentlemen first Harvey Gray second Bert Decker. Lunch was served and all enjoyed the event, final party of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Rebekah and Forester
Lizzie O’neill
Barnes
Harvey Gray
Bert Decker
Lady Curlers Hold Meeting in Oak River
O R L C C held its wind up curling and annual meeting on March 23 with 18 members and one visitor. 1972 executives include Helen Clubb president Donna Hume vice president Hazel Westbrook secretary Marjorie Walden treasurer.
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Oak River
O.R.L.C.C
Helen Clubb
Donna Hume
Hazel Westbrook
Marjorie Walden
Westbrook
Paddock
Heapy and Bullock
Shamray
Griffiths
Jean Bridgeman
Farm Notes Pesticide Safety Discussion
Dr Glenn Findley opened the evening with an illustrated talk on the safety and merits of old versus new pesticides. The discussion described how toxicity is measured in labs by the amount needed to kill 50 percent of rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Findley
Findlay
Shower Honors Miss Lynda Johnston in Chumah Hall
A miscellaneous shower in Chumah Hall honored Miss Lynda Johnston on March 25. Gifts were presented in a miniature hospital bed by Loren Anderson and Diana Bomford, with thanks given and invitations issued for a tea on April 3 and a dance on April 8. Musical entertainment was provided by the Mathison family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Chumah Hall
Lynda Johnston
John Mathison
Jo-Anne Riddell
Loren Anderson
Diana Bomford
Lloyd Anderson
Mathison
Birdtail River School Board Holds March Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 trustees met March 23 1972 at 7 00 p m with Waddell Fulton Rapley Hyndman Arm itage Hames Falloon Lewycky Mulake and Clark present and Inspectors Decosse Partridge and Principal Bisson in attendance Issues included staff French instruction in St Lazare plans for a parent survey on French balance of French and English in grades 1 3 and budget matters The board adopted minutes approved a $100 grant for Birtle Collegiate Scarborough trip accepted resignations from M Parabec and approved stage drapery installation at Hamiota Collegiate and the 1972 budget with a special levy of 592 254.00 The meeting adjourned to April 6 at 8 p m with adjournment at 12 15 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Birdtail
River
Waddell
Fulton
Rapley
Hyndman
Armitage
Hames
Falloon
Lewycky
Mulake & Clark
M. Decosse
R. Partridge
D. Bisson
John Wiens
Scarboroug
Western
Public Schools Finance Board
Ann Kelly
Brandon
CSTA
Edmonton
M.A.S.T
St. Lazare
Decosse and Partridge
St. Lazare School
Park Residence News Introduces Week of Local Visits
Mrs Barnes returned home after six weeks with family in Winnipeg. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Neepawa Brandon Kenton Minot a Virden Rivers and Birtle visited or stayed with Mrs Bardwell Mrs Hemphill Mrs Gardham and others for birthdays milestones and well wishes. Gordon Emerson remains hospitalized with friends sending fast recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Winnipeg
Mabel Kennedy
Neepawa
John Rankin
Arthur
E. Baldwin
Bert
Doug
Mildred Longstaffe
Cardale
Decker AB Hockey Team Routs Schedule With 27 Wins
The Decker Community celebrates their AB hockey team for an undefeated season totaling 27 victories. The squad won all league games and the first two playoff rounds against Hamiota and Shoal Lake before a third round defeat to Minnedosa. Coach Ted Little and staff are thanked for their effort and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Minnedosa
Ted
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Collegiate Institute
Robert
Courtes of
Matthews
Lady Curlers
RED Cross
Tom Baron
Birdtail River S. D
Miniota Boy Scouts
Foxwarren
United Church
Hta C
Shoal Lake Lions Club
Hta
Hamiota Lions Club
Birtle Collegiate
Scarborough
M. Parabec
John Baker Ltd
Hamiota Collegiate
Doug Collister
Allison, Paul and
Michael of
Mrs. Hemphill
Mrs. Butler of
Kenton
Suite
Allan Armitage
Chas Armitage
Keith and
Catherine Armitage
Ken
Lyanna Armitage
Miniota
Mrs. Curtis
Birtle
Bardwell
Decker AB
Ted Little
Bill Gardham
Clayton Woods
Larry Schweitzer
Denny Rudd
Glen Coupe
Darcy Oliver
Len Stowe
Art Cowling
Murray Strachan
Kevin Lief
Brent Lints
Dale Little
Tim Webber
Kurt Little
Gordon Shier
Decker
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