Community Centre Opens in Hamiota with Ribbon Cut
The new $51 000 Hamiota Community Hall was officially opened with MLA Dave Blake introducing executive assistant Joe Slomiany who cut the ribbon. The project’s financing was reviewed with the province, and praise went to Arthur Morris and committee members for years of fundraising. Gregory Construction built the hall, Rev Herb Lynas dedicated it, and Mayor Woods delivered the key. The Rural Municipality of Hamiota’s retiring Reeve Elmer Houck offered greetings. The United Church Junior Choir performed, The Stage members from Hamiota Collegiate provided entertainment, and Harmony Music Makers supplied music for the family dance. Free coffee and doughnuts welcomed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Nellie Woods
Dave Blake
Joe Slomiany
Arthur Morris
Hubert Murray
Maurice Francis
Bill Miller
Gregory
Herb Lynas
The
United Church
Mayor Woods
Elmer Houck
Roy McMillan
United Church Junior Choir
Bill Davison
Hamiota Collegiate
Harmony Music Makers
Teachers Attend In Service Across Manitoba
Local teachers attended multiple in service sessions across Manitoba on October 19 with Winnipeg delegates led by Al Robertson and Carol Smith. Sessions covered individualized instruction English business education science physical education and music while another group met in Shoal Lake for a human relations and communications program and Denny Smith attended a Brandon seminar on the metric system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Manitoba
Winnipeg
al Robertson
Carol Smith
Peno
Vickie Smith
Ross Poole
Adrienne Angus
Denny Smith
Garth Sazaras
Dennis Robinson
June Reid
Helen McGregor
Judy McKenzie
Early Childhood Education Council
Shoal Lake
Audrey Stevens
June Hazlewood
Garry Campbell
Dick Prawdzik
Ron Ramsey
Gordon Lyall
Bruce Holden
Heather Rothine
Brandon
Birdtail River School Board Meets in Crandall
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held its regular meeting at Birtle Collegiate on October 25 1973 with trustees Waddell Mulake Kreager Lewycky But cher Armitage Shier and Fallon present. Addendum notes the Board of Reference hearing Jack Kasto and Birdtail Sioux Reserve petitioning for ward admission. ruling expected in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Bank of Canada
Shoal Lake
Birdtail River
Department of Education
T. S. Kitchur Limited
St. Lazare
Hamilta
Hamiota
R. H. Marshall
P. Turner
Birtle Collegiate
Strathclair Collegiate
Public Schools Finance Board
Brandon
Crocus Plains
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Board of Reference
Jack Kasto
Board of Trustees
Separte
Laundry stain battles in home economics class
The lesson explains how body oils and finishes cause stains on collars and cuffs and how to treat grease and non grease stains. It covers pretreating with undiluted detergent, rinsing in cool water, using cleaning fluids, and the role of borax and washing soda in hard water areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Home _ Economist
District Health Centre discussed by Hamiota groups
Rural municipalities and the Village of Hamiota met with the Hamiota Hospital District No. 7A governing board and working committee on October 25 1973 to plan a District Health Centre. The aim is comprehensive health care at the least cost, with nurses and doctors as part of a community health care team. Public meetings may be scheduled later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Blanshard
Miniota
Woodworth
Hamiota Hospital
D. L. McCrindle
Hadland
J. E. Hudson
Rolling River Board Awards El ton Gym Addition Contract
The Rolling River School Division awarded Gaiser Builders of Brandon the El ton Collegiate Gymnasium addition at $35,630. The division will handle painting electrical and heating with a total budget of $38,300. Grants for spring term were adjusted to 157.48 allowing a $14,910.42 increase in payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnedosa
Rolling River
Elton
Gaiser Builders of
Brandon
Public Schools Finance Board
Rivers
Brook School
Oz-Za We-Kwun
Department of Education
Oo-Za-We-Kwun
Rivers Collegiate
M. Humeniuk
Sandy Lake
Brother of the Wind comes to Hamiota theatre
An outdoor wildlife film shot in the Canadian Rockies opens Monday November 5 at the Hamiota Theatre. Dick Robinson directs and co-produces while also starring as a mountain man who rescues four wolf pups. The Sun International production features more than 30 regional animals and follows the wolves as they mature and face mountain encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Canadian Rockies
Hamiota Theatre
Hamiota
Dick Robinson
Robinson
Wolves In the Sun International
Canadian Rockies
CGIT Meeting in Oak River Attends October Service
CGIT met October 22 in the church basement with hymn and worship led by Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Freeman. Officers elected: President Maxine Hutchings, Vice Marianne Angus, Secretary Sherri Genung, Treasurer Lori Walden, Social Sec Tanis Hamilton, Reporter Jocelyn Hayhurst. UNICEF collection set for October 31 with next meeting November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
CGIT
Hamilton
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Maureen Milne
Linda Irwin
Nora Kirk
Molly Vance
Harvey Brown
200 Club
Jim Gammack
Birtle
Foxwarren Old Timers Assoc
Foxwarren
Hamiota Children’s Aid Society
St. Lazare Student Council
Hallowe’en
Hamiota School
Camp Liturgique
Hamiota Collegiate Student Council
Lynn Dunham
Louise Bond
Kenton
Edith Hodgins
Reeder
Edward Winstone
Strathclair
W. J. Shwaluke
Murray Pizzey
H. Komhyr
By Ann Westaway
M.A.R.N. Meet
Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Elkhorn
Virden
Rossburn
Erickson
Neepawa
Souris
Jeannie McKay
Brandon General Hospital
Assiniboine
Greenbranch
Russell
Rolling River Board Meet
Rivers Elementary
Vicki
Hugh Stephenson
Sigont Heart Research
C.G.I.T. Meet
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