Hamiota Hockey Association Reorganizes for 62 63 Season
Minutes from the November 7 1963 meeting at Hamiota Collegiate chaired by Frank McKinnon note motions to buy sticks from Ted Veriabies allow outsiders with registration pay rink dues about 5 dollars or so weekly and 50 a year, plus dances in December 1962 and New Year Eve, and uniforms for Bantam ABs. Committee members include Warburton McKinnon and Switzer with coaches and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Collegiate
Frank McKinnon
P. Robinson
Ted Vériabies
Fred Warberton
Harvey Brown
Lynn Switzer
Bantam AB
Fred Warburton
Paul Robinson
Hamiota Juveniles
Senior Citizens Club Reorganizes After Halloween Meeting
Twenty seven seniors met in the Fraternal Hall on October 31 to plan upcoming activities. Officers were named for the year and a birthday rose presentation occurred. Weekly gatherings continue with a schedule of meetings in November at various rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Strickland
E. Strong
J. Caldwell
J. Coombs
Jas. Anderson
McConnell Florist
M. Corley
Anderson
W. Rothney
W. Murray
C. Venables
Baldwin
Asselstine
A. McPhaden
Hallowe’en Bats
Wyatt
E. McConnell
Parliament Hill reports committee assignments and bills progress
On October 26 parliament announced standing committee compositions with the Marquette MP serving in five panels including Agriculture and External Affairs. The Farm Credit Act nears final readings while amendments to extend municipal sewage loan terms through March 31 1965 are proposed to aid towns and villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
House of Commons
Impré
Conservative
Liberal
Social Credit
N.dp
Fulton
C.M.H.C
December 14 Election Judgement and New Manitoba Program
Premier Duff Roblin announced the December 14 general provincial election to let electors judge past policies and express views on new plans for development. He stressed full employment in a free society and expanded opportunities for Manitoba’s youth, urging cooperation with industry, labour, and agriculture to strengthen the province’s economy. Dissolution of the 26th Legislature was on November 9 with writs issued the same day. nominations for 57 seats close at 1 p.m. on November 30. current standing: Conservatives 34, Liberals 10, NDP 9, Social Credit 1, vacant 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff Roblin
Manitoba
House
Progressive Conservatives
Liberals
N.dp
Social Credit
Vacant
Gospel Chapel W M C Meet
The Gospel Chapel W M C met at Mrs. Pulver's home on Thursday November 8. Mrs. Miller read from Philippians 4. Missionaries in Colombia Spain and Kenya were prayed for. A donation was sent to Alber Werbiski in Kisii Kenya. A letter from Miss Boris R N was read. A Christmas parcel for a home missionary was prepared and a gift sent to a national pastor. The next meeting will be a special all Christmas ladies are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel
W.M.C
Pulver
B. Miller
Colombia
Spain
Kenya
Alber Werbiski
Kiseri
Boris R.N
Hamiota United Church Education Hall to be Opened Sunday
The Hamiota United Church will dedicate Chumah Hall on Sunday with Rev. Ernest P. Johnston presiding. The 15000 dollar, concrete block project, designed by W. Pittendreigh, provides Sunday School rooms and mid week space for the 425 member congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chumah
United Church
Daisy Mae Monster Mash at Hamiota School Auditorium
Daisy Mae fans will pack the Hamiota School Auditorium Friday night November 16 for the Daisy Mae Monster Mash. The program features the Schmoo Valley Hotrod Race Daisy Mae Jitterbug Tobacco Rhoda’s Copenhagen Hop and a host of Lil Abner characters with dancing and a hash hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Mae
Hamiota School
Tobacco Rhoda
Copenhagen
General Bullmoose
Moonbeam McSwine
Pappy Yokum
Dedication Plan for Chumah Hall at Hamiote United Church
A plan to attend the dedication service of Chumah Hall the Christian Education Building of Hamiote United Church on Sunday November 18 at 10 45 a m Rev A P Johnston BA will be guest minister serving worship at 9 45 and 11 00 a m with Junior Sunday School at 11 00 a m and Senior Sunday School at 12 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Johnston
King Mémorial Tized Church
Winnipeg
Chumah Hall
Hamiote United Church
A. P. Johnston
King Memorial United Church
Home Missions and Evangelism and
Church
Bob Stiven
United Church Plans November Meetings and Film Showing
The United Church announces monthly gatherings next week with four afternoon groups meeting at 2 30 p m on Tuesday November 20. Groups No 1 No 2 No 3 and No 5 meet at various members homes while evening Units 6 7 and 8 convene at 8 p m in Chumah Hall. A film Rim of Tomorrow will be shown and an invitation is issued to all ladies of the Congregation. A film Island in Time is available from 120 Maryland at no charge to groups and should be paired with a P C T C attendee when used, highlighting Lay Training Centres work in Naramata P C T C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Jamieson
Chas Venables
W. A. McConnell
Hanna
Chumah Hall
Maryland
P.C.T.C
United Church
Naramata
Through the Lights with Peep Light Pete
Weekend sports wrap notes Calgary and Montreal moves while Winnipeg looms in playoffs. Bomber form questioned, Calgary injuries could tilt balance. Regional hockey, soccer and basketball results refresh local interest amid deer hunting chatter and church youth programs. Remembrance services ahead with reminders on attendance and Junior Sunday School plans.
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Hamiota Hockey Association
Hamiota Bantam AB
Joe Kirk
Jim Gam
Harvey Pollock
Gordon Adams
Allen Moggach
Harold McLaren
Mac Hamilton
Senior Citizens Club
Parliament Hill
Commons
Davie Fulton
W.M.C. Meet
Hamiota United Church Christian Education Hall
W. Pittendreigh
Hemiota
Hoffman Construction
Morris
Hamiota
Crandall
McConnell
Yokum
Sadie
United Church News
Calgary
Montreal
Bombers
Hamilton
Cats
Bill Cozens
Bill
R.C.M.P
Kenton
Birtle
Clarke Butler
Wayne McConnell
Jackie Caldwell
Rivers
Bill Thompson
Ross Fraser
Jamie Jamieson
Brandon
Harrison
Clayton Wyburn
Denny Kirk
Don Tremaine
St. Michael’s
St. Mike’s
Linda Kidd
Shirley Pedlow
Miller
St .Mike’s
Children’s Aid
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