Hamiota Friends Bid Farewell to Turner Family
HAMIOTA A farewell gathering honored the Turner family led by Shorty and Evelyn after 25 years of service. Wallace Fraser delivered the address and gifts to Jimmy Peggi David Sherri Karen Geordie, with tributes from Ken Donaldson and Eleanor Coombs. A walnut shell full of money was presented, and a luncheon followed in Chumah Hall last Friday.
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Hamiota
June Reid
Turner
Turners
Lorne
Fay Dale
Fred Venables
Chumah Hall
Wallace Fraser
Jimmy
Peggi
David
Sherri
Karen
Geordie
Shorty
Evelyn
Neepawa
Ken Donaldson
Eleanor Coombs
Fillus” Diller
Ann Perlmutter
Ann
Dorothy Fraser
Jean Morton
Lena Robinson
Gladys McLaren
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Highlights and Plans
The Ladies Auxiliary met in the hall on Wednesday October 11 with 13 in attendance. Plans were made for Remembrance Day and the annual Christmas supper with Legion members was discussed. Winnie McCallum won the door prize.
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Oak River
Legion
Winnie McCallum
Hamiota District Hospital opens after major expansion
Open house marks completion of a 400000 renovation at Hamiota District Hospital. Deputy Minister Hans Schneider urged public involvement in health care as officials highlighted new facilities including extended oxygen and suction lines, upgraded fire safety, and a modern nurses call system.
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Hamiota
Hans Schneider
Manitoba
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Hamiota District Hospital
Thurs
John L. Rankin
R.M
Blanshard
Miniota
Woodworth
Semester system at Hamiota Collegiate prompts mixed response
Garry Campbell reports on the new semester system for grades 10 to 12 at Hamiota Collegiate. Early surveys show over 80 percent approval, but some students struggle with longer periods and noon-hour makeups. A one-year assessment is planned, plus a work experience program with local sponsors. Upcoming events include marjo rites, cheerleading, art classes, tumbling, volleyball tournaments, defensive driving, electronics, and curling. Open house noted for November.
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Hamiota Echo
Hamiota Collegiate
Sazaras
Gulf Service
Caldwell Motors
Co-op
Denval Pharmacy
Robinson Store
Marjorettes
Hamiota
Minnedosa
Shoal Lake
Pratt
Hammiota
Kenton
Christmas Reflections On Giving And Community Spirit
The author urges thoughtful Christmas planning beyond gifts, noting the link between tradition and service. He cites religious heritage, cultural practices, and organizations like Red Cross and Oxfam, urging readers to donate 2c weekly per member to extend church mission work and aid hospitals, farmers, and aid for the aged.
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B.C
Christ
Red Cross
Oxfam
Unitarian Service Committee
Hermota Church
India
Angola
Zambia
Everyone Should Own A Goat Takes City Spotlight
A Toronto expert forecasts a rising trend as the Men’s Liberation Movement is said to mushroom in Canada within 18 months. The paper headlines that everyone should own a goat and notes its growing accessibility.
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Toronto
Canada
Everone
Park Residence News Notes Visits and Get Well Wishes
Park Residence items record visits from Miss Jessie Armstrong of Winnipeg and Mrs. Barnes in support of relatives. Several residents send get well wishes to Mrs. Delbridge and Mrs. Bardwell recovers from eye surgery in Brandon. Families from Carberry Isa Bella Rivers and Brandon are listed among weekend and Thursday visits to residents and their relatives.
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Jessie Armstrong
Winnipeg
Barnes
Hemphill
Delbridge
Johnson
Carberry
Del
Gardham
M., Griffith
Rivers
C. Page
Beulah
Baldwin
Smith
Cecil Smith
Brandon
Collie
Bert Rolanevol Moline
Defensive Driving Course Begins in Hamiota
A new series under the Manitoba Safety Council started Monday at Hamiota Collegiate with sixty registrants in session one. Session two runs November 6 and 7 at 7 30 p.m. A second course begins November 20. Registration is through John Rankin in Hamiota.
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Hamiota
Manitoba Safety Council
John Rankin
Shower Held For Barb Kirk In Chumah Hall
A large audience gathered Friday October 20 in Chumah Hall for a miscellaneous shower honoring Barb Kirk a bride elect for November 4. Barb was escorted to her chair by Karen Wright as Mrs. Alex Kirk and others looked on. Brandon Sun paper boy Brandon Sun dressed host and Lab Technician Dar em Vickery presented gifts and Barb thanked guests inviting them to visit her and Bruce in Brandon where they will reside. Pat Fraser sang during the proceedings.
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Hamiota
Chumah Hall
Barb Kirk
Barb
Karen Wright
Alex Kirk
Terry Penton
Grandma Kirk
Joe Kirk
Jimmy Kirk
Brandon Sun
Darem Vickery
Brandon Sun House
Ever
She
Bruce
Brandon
Pat Fraser
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Turner Family
Torne
Margie McGhee
Judy Pedlow
Vernon
Peggie
Schneider
M. G. Hadland
J. E. Hudson
Glen E. Chapman
Manitoba Hospital Association
Brandon General Hospital
Murray Malkin
Hard & Malkin Architects
W. C. Hoffman
Hoffman Construction Ltd
Hudson
Chase Ross
D. . McCrindle
Hamiota Hospital District No. 7A
Hamiota Art Club
Hospital Ladies’ Aid
Garry Campbell
Parkland Parish News
Rev
D. J. M. McCrindle
Jesus
Park ‘Residence News
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