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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 18, 1964

Page

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Decker man killed in truck train collision near Cran dell

Jack Bailey a 44 year old Decker Manitoba resident and co owner of Decker Transfer was killed when his transport truck collided with a CNR freight train at a level crossing two miles south of Crandall He was Postmaster and active in the church and Royal Canadian Legion Survived by wife Hazel and four daughters Funeral from Decker United Church at 2 pm Thursday with interment in Hamiota Cemetery

Jack Bailey Decker, Man CNR Crandall Man Bailey Winnipeg Decker Transfer Firm Decker Royal Canadian Legion Hazel Decker United Church Hamiota Cemetery

Waterworks opening ceremony set amid permits and park plans

At the November council meeting held on Thursday 12, officials arranged a ceremony for the Waterworks opening on Friday 20. Hon George Hutton could not attend. Health Minister C. H. Witney will officiate. The Main Water Supply Board and related parties were represented, and building permits totaling 39015 include a new Credit Union on Arthur Street.

George Hutton C. H. Witney Underwood and McMillan Associates Pres W. Adams Roman Roth J. A Griffiths Main Water Supply Board Credit Union Arthur St The Agriculture Society Baseball Club Golf Club Lions’ Club

Hamiota WI Holds Meeting With Film Presentation

The Hamiota Women’s Institute met November 3 in the Community Room led by President Mrs Randell. A film on rehabilitation of a paraplegic patient illustrated caregiver support and gradual return to work. Reports covered Red Cross sewing, library hours, and a blood donors clinic tally of 257 bottles.

Hamiota WI Randell Lindsay Whyte Red Cross T. Strachan Louise Park Manitoba’s Women’s Institute Manitoba W. Johnston

Shoal Lake Hosts Volleyball Play-offs Round Robin

Shoal Lake hosted playoff round robin matches for Birdtail River league on November 14. In the boys division Birtle led with 5-1, Kenton 3-3, Hamiota 2-4, Shoal Lake 2-4. Crandall swept the girls at 6-0, Miniota 3-3, Birtle 2-4, Foxwarren 1-5. Birtle boys and Crandall girls advance to Zone 10 playoffs in Virden on November 21 with winners moving to the Provincial Tournament in Winnipeg.

Birdtail River Shoal Lake Birtle Kenton Hamiota Crandall Miniota Foxwarren Virden Winnipeg

McConnell 4-H Calf Club Meet Recap

The second 4-H Calf Club meeting in McConnell drew 24 members at the school. Reports covered the upcoming banquet on November 27 at 6 30 p.m. in the church basement and a Leaders meeting in Hamiota.

McConnell School Marilyn McConnell Janet Longmuir Lee Pollock Arnold Paterson Harvey Mathison McConnell Church Bob Rae Ron McConnell Hamiota

U C W Holds Regular Meeting At United Church

The U C W of the United Church met November 12 at 3 p m in the Church Hall. President Mrs Armstrong opened with worship and a devotional. Members discussed budget allocations to Osborne Home Church Home for Girls Camp Wasaga and the Deaconess Order. Reports included visits and cards.sent. Two upcoming banquets were noted and thanks extended to auditor Harold McLaren.

U.C.W The United Church Church Barlor Brandon Business Men’s Association

Hamiota Pitlochry Hospital Guild Annual Report

The Annual Meeting was held November 11 in the Community Room. Mrs. Gladys Allen reported on the year’s activities including mending for three months and a cash donation of $20 toward hospital fruit. The Guild paid Post Office Hospital Box Rent and supplied the Winnipeg Free Press and Reader's Digest. Total receipts for 1964 were $898.89 with expenditures of $1,334.68. Officers elected include Mrs. Dorothy Hudson as president and Mrs. Jas Scorgie as 1st vice president.

Hamiota-Pitlochry Hospital Guild 7A Ladies Aid Gladys Allen Hamiota W. I Post Office Winnipeg Free Press Reader's Digest Dorothy Hudson Jas Scorgie Edith Park Helen Maitland James Scorgie George Robertson Irene Beamish 7A Ladies Hospital Aid Wes Rivers Wes Riv

McConnell U C W Holds November Meeting

The November meeting of the U C W was hosted by Mrs. R Riddell with worship led by Mrs. G Killoh. Mrs. H Paterson presented a Brazil study lesson. Plans were made to serve lunch for the Pool meeting on November 17 and the 4 H banquet on November 27. The December meeting will be at Mrs. D Emerson’s home. Members are asked to bring dainties and extras for the Christmas bezzes.

R. Riddell G. Killoh Brazil H. Paterson D. Emerson

Hamiota Minor Hockey Club Reorganizes For Winter

The Hamiota Minor Hockey Club re organized on November 5 naming officers President H Brown Vice President E Strong Secretary Treasurer A Robertson Directors A Hodge H Duncan G Lyall M Hamilton. P Robinson presented financials showing last year’s $1627.29 in revenue and $1209.04 in expenses leaving $418.25. Registration fee of $1.00 will be charged to all players. sticks provided by the association.

Hamiota H. Brown E. Strong A. Robertson A. Hodge H. Duncan G Lyall M Hamilton P. Robinson

Minister's Seminar Held in Hamiota

A regional minister seminar gathered at Hamiota Gospel Chapel on Monday November 16 with Pentecostal churches from Brandon Carberry Gladstone Hamiota Kinosota Napinka Neepawa Oak Lake Rivers Rossburn and Virden represented. Rev E E Austin Brandon spoke on holiness in the afternoon and Rev E C Mitchell Kinosota led the 7 pm evening service. The Ladies of Gospel Chapel served a turkey dinner in the community hall.

Hamiota Gospel Chapel Pentecostal Brandon Carberry Gladstone Hamiota Kinosota Napinka Neepawa Oak Lake Rivers Rossburn Virden E. E. Austin E. C. Mitchell Ladies of the Gospel Chapel

Hamiota Institute Plans Scholarship and Award Night

Hamiota Collegiate will honor about 35 students for 1963 64 academic year with over $600 in Scholarships Bursaries Medals and Certificates at 8 00 p m November 21 in the Elementary School Auditorium Guest speaker is Jim McConnell Hamiota student council president who toured Quebec in the Student Exchange Program Parents and the public invited.

Hamiota Collegiate Jim McConnell Quebec Atend McConnell, Lavinia, Decker Pool Elevators Assoc. Pool Elevators’ Association University of Manitoba Hamiota Lion’s Club Lions Club Manitoba P. Robinson Caldwell Motors - Hamiota Caldwell Motors

Swimming awards received at Salt Lake

The article lists Red Cross swimming award recipients from Salt Lake summer lessons. Beginners award winners include David Mathison Robert Beamist? Ken Campbell Edwin Miller Denise Kerr Mary Lou Hodge Darwin Hamilton Edward Beamish Sally Robinson Donald Rothine Carolyn Gregory Patti Caldwell Larry Kirk Robert McConnell. Junior award goes to Margaret Miller. Senior awardees are Marilyn McConnell and Dawn McConnell.

Red Cross Salt Lake Surmer David Mathison Robert Beamish Ken Campbell Edwin Miller Denise Kerr Mary Lou Hodge Darwin Hamilton Edward Beamish Sally Robinson Donald Rothine Carolyn Gregory Patti Caldwell Larry Kirk Robert McConnell Margaret Miller Marilyn McConnell Dawn McConnell

McConnell Explorers Elect Officers For The Year

The McConnell Explorers organized with officers named including Chief Explorer Elaine Mc Connell Keeper of the Log Dianne Newton Keeper of the Treasure Karen Pollock and Games Beverly Maksyminik. Leaders for the year are Mrs E Newton and Mrs McConnell Expeditions will be held each Thursday at 3 45.

McConnell Elaine McConnell Dianne Newton Karen Pollock Beverly Maksyminik Sharon McMurahhy Carol Parker Marlene Allen Debbie

Venison Cooking Tips and Marinades Featured in Homemaking Notes

Maxine Heritage previews a pamphlet by Frances Wershler on deer meat handling from field to table. It covers marinades to reduce gamey flavor, plus a venison recipe with onions celery tomatoes and Worcestershire, including marinating times and cooking method for tender results.

Frances Wershler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Decker Man Council Also Ers Harold McLaren Hamiota-Pitlochry Hospital Guild Annual Report Pee Wees J. Mathison B. Wilson Tom Thumb M. Turner M. Hamilton Bantam B.B L. Mathison, H. Duncan Bantam A.B E. Strong, G. Lyall Dr Hodge L. Wagner H. H. Brown G. Lyall Hamiota Collegiate Institute H.C.I Stan Rampling Rampling McConnell Bros. - Hamiota J. G. McConnell E. D J. E. Hudson E. D. Hudson Ross McNaught McNaught Ath. C.1 Ladies’ Auxiliary Canadian Legion Hamiota and District (Incl McConnell Explorers Organize Maxine Heritage Venison Ventures
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