Hamiota Disaster Exercise Declared Very Successful
Hamiota’s disaster drill treated 25 teen volunteers with simulated injuries at the local hospital at 2 15 pm. The exercise tested the emergency plan with extra staff power and hospital resources while community groups coordinated transport, traffic control, and meals for participants.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Hospital
Manitoba
F. J. Coombs
B. P. Strickland M
CD/EMO
Canadian Army
Man. Area
Hamiota Boy Scouts
Nelson Woods
George Duchart
Ken Kerr
A. Kirk
United Church
Hamiota Graduates Bid Farewell on 1964 Evening
Graduands of Hamiota Collegiate Institute reflect on long preparation for graduation May 8 1964. They thank parents teachers and Municipality for support while noting growth from Decker Oakner and McConnell pupils and the first graduating class under Principal Robertson.
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Hamiota Collegiate Institute
T.V
Hamiota
Decker
Oakner
McConnell
Robertson
Hamiota Collegiate
Graduation Banquet and Dance Held for Hamiota Collegiate
Arnold Minish addressed graduands at the Hamiota Collegiate ceremony in the Elementary School Auditorium. The evening featured speeches, toasts to the Queen and graduates, a musical prelude, a banquet by a United Church unit, and a public dance with The Markesmen providing music.
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Hamiota Collegiate
Arnold Minish
Major Pratt Collegiate
The
United Church
Mr. Robertson
Hamiota Red Sox Elect New Officers and Schedule Plans
Allan Robertson elected president of the Hamiota Red Sox with Nelson Woods as vice president Lynn Caldwell secretary treasurer Lorne Caldwell and Buck Mathison named manager and assistant manager Edith Caldwell and Lorna Robertson appointed score keepers The team joins the Manitoba Senior Baseball League in seven teams with Souris added Home games rise to 12 with 7 p m starts Admission stays 50c 25c League Tournament set for July 1 at Birtle.
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Hamiota Red Sox
Allan Robertson
Nelson Woods
Lynn Caldwell
Lorne Caldwell
Buck Mathison
Edith Caldwell
Lorna Robertson
Red Sox
Souris
St. Lazare Dauphin
Brandon
Virden
Riverside
Hamiota
May Meeting of the W I Held in Community Room
The May meeting of the Women's Institute was held on May 7 in the Community Room. Minutes were read and adopted, $6.50 donated to the Cancer Society, and the treasurer reported $233.68 on hand. Delegates for district and provincial conventions were chosen. A film from the Cancer Society titled Seven Chairs was shown.
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W.I
The
Cancer Society
T. McWhirter
L. Skayman
Hamiota Minor Hockey Stanley Cap Hat Pool Ticket Sale
The Hamiota Minor Hockey Club reports total cards 24 with 23 unsold at 25 cents each. Revenue $588.25. winners share 240. sellers share 12.00. cost 24.00. profit 312.25. List of hot pool winners includes Mrs Lucyshyn and others. thanks extended to supporters and Robinie boys.
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Hamiota
Stanley
Cap Hat
McConnell CGIT Meeting Plans Hike And Weiner Roast
McConnell CGIT held a meeting at Mrs. R. McConnell's home on May 7 with 10 girls, 2 leaders, and 3 visitors. Marlene Pollock chaired. worship by Pollock and Marilyn McConnell. plans set for a final hike and after school roast. Mrs. Harvey Pollock demonstrated artificial respiration and wound bandaging. Meeting closed with Taps.
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McConnell
C.G
Annetta Rose Heard at Presbytery and June Elections
The visit of Miss Annetta Rose to the Presbytery was well received by attendees. Nomination for Session members will be taken over the next two Sundays with elections in June. The 40th Annual Manitoba Conference assembles June 15 at St Pauls United Church Port Arthur with billeting in Port Arthur and Fort William. Rev Greer Boyce to give devotional. conference theme Indian People and the Church.
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Annetta Rose
Manitoba
St. Pauls United Church
Port Arthur
Fort William
Greer Boyce
Four Year Farm Business Group Plans New Class
Hamiota district seeks twenty five farmers to start a four year farm management program in December 1964. The course covers farm accounting engineering soils and crops and livestock with ten meetings per year and lectures mailed to members. Local costs only and no instructor fees.
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Hamiota District Farm Business Group
George Hutton
Oakner U C W Holds May Meeting
The Oakner U C W met at Mrs Jim Routledge’s home on May 7 with fifteen members and eight visitors. Devotional was led by Mrs Routledge and Mrs Frank Bates while President Mrs E Westwood chaired. Guest speaker Mrs Goertzen spoke on life and education in Russia and Germany. The evening ended with lunch by Mrs Wilf Brown and Mrs H D. The next gathering is set for the first Thursday in June at Mrs C M Anderson's.
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Oakner U.C.W
Jim Routledge
Routledge
Frank Bates
E. Westwood
Goertzen
Russia
Germany
Wilf Brown
H. D
C M Anderson
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