Missionaries Visit Hamiota by United Church Women
The United Church Women hosted Mr. Thomas Haggerty and Mrs. Elaine Haggerty from Nepal in Hamiota on May 19. Sessions featured a geography talk, Nepal mission work, slides, film, a Q&A, and an artifact display. The couple, on furlough, planned deputation work in Brandon and Birtle Presbyteries for a week, having previously visited in 1973 and 1970s missions.
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Hamiota
United Church Women
Thos
Elaine Haggerty
Nepal
Tom
Elaine
Haggertys
Brandon
Birtle Presbyteries
Hamiota Intermediates Fall in Yellowhead Opener
Rivers Athletics defeated Hamiota 16 to 10 in a game marked by walks. Rivers outhit the locals eight to four as Scott Anderson pitched four innings and Ron O Quinn four. Hamiota hits came from Brad Lyall Randy Robertson and Ron O Quinn. Next game is Tuesday vs Neepawa Farmers at home.
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Rivers Athletics
Hamiota
Rivers
Scott Anderson
Ron O’quinn
R.C.M.P
Brad Lyall
Randy Robertson
Neepawa Farmers
Bantams Beat Binscarth In Season Opener
The Bantams opened the season with a 10 to 2 victory at home. Pitcher Brian Allan hurled three innings for two runs on two hits with four walks, followed by Dennis Nychuk for two scoreless frames. Hamiota outhit Binscarth 10 to 2 as Allan and Cornish each had two hits. Frederick and Balak hit doubles. Next home game is Monday June 1 versus Rossburn.
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Bantams
Brian Allan
Dennis Nychuk
Hamiota
Todd Cornish
Rodney Frederick
Darcy
Balak
The
Banamas
Rossburn
Winnipeg visitors and Manitoba funeral held for Jim Scott
Oak River News notes Donna Simms Dawn Kirk Patrick Norma Peters and Cam Bridgeman of Winnipeg visiting Alice Nehoda over the long weekend. Acknowledges the death of Jim Scott of Portage la Prairie with funeral service and interment at Hamiota on Friday May 22.
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Donna Simms
Dawn Kirkpatrick
Norma Peters
Cam Bridgeman
Winnipeg
Alice Nehoda
Jim Scott
Portage la Prairie
Hamiota
Shower Held in Chumah Hall for Cheryl Mennie
A May 16 shower in Chumah Hall celebrated Cheryl Mennie ahead of her June 20 wedding. Cheryl McMillan provided music as guests arrived while Karen Mathison signed the guest book. Marsha Strong gave an address praising Cheryl’s activities and wishes for the marriage, followed by gifts from former school friends. Cheryl thanked guests for the gifts and attendance as a dainty lunch concluded the evening.
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Chumah Hall
Cheryl Mennie
Cheryl McMillan
Karen Mathison
Marsha Strong
Cheryl
Which Province Is Best To Get Sick In
Reggie's Ramblings comments on health care disputes in Victoria and Manitoba, arguing both provinces are poor places to fall ill due to doctor disputes. He questions where one should get sick if not in these troubled areas.
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Winnipeg
Pacific Coast
Victoria
Manitoba
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Canadian Advertising Advisory Board
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Richard Howey
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Bill Campbell
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Malcolm Campbell
P.O. Box
MB Romoto
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Music Service
Norm Andrew
Murray’s Electric
Shoal Lake
KEN Kane Aerial Spray Ltd
Ken Kane
John Bodie
Portage Mobile
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
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