Venables Celebrate Diamond Wedding Anniversary in Hamiota
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Venables of Hamiota marked their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday November 17 1963. He began in printing at 15 in Norwich Ontario worked five years in Toronto for Moore's Printing Co then moved to Hamiota in 1896 and ran The Hamiota Echo until 1950. Mrs. Venables born near Teeswater Ontario came to Manitoba in 1892.
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C. W. Venables
Hamiota
Venables
Norwich
Ontario
Toronto
Moore’s Printing Co
Man
Mr. Venables
F. C. Middleton
Hamiota Echo
Fred
Hollyrood
Bruce County
Ont
Teeswater
Luckrow
Manitoba
Eden
Oakner
Kerr
Elva (Cowan) Wait
Medicine Hat
Ed. Doran
Birtle
Lincoln Beamish
George Moir
Mildred
Virden
Charles
Neepawa
Fred Walden
Oak River
Hamiota-Pitlochry Hospital Guild Annual Report
The Hamiota and Pitlochry Guild held its annual meeting November 6 in the Community Room. The group reported on year activities, donations, pavilion repairs, and year-end finances, with officers elected and thanks extended to supporters.
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Hamiota-Pitlochry Hospital Guild
Hamiota and Pitlochry Guild
Ladies Aid
Fair Grounds
Dorothy Hudson
Irene Beamish
Mary Cochrane
Edith Park
Helen Maitland
J. Georgie
George Robertson
Ladies Hospital Aid
Gladys Allen
W. Nicholls
Harold McLaren
Hamiota council reviews permits and issues total
At the November 14 meeting the Hamiota Village Council sat as a court of revision and heard five appeals and two water bill appeals. Building permits approved amount to 61500 including a 35000 Coop Smermarket, with total permits this year reaching 175000. An extension line from Inter City Gas was approved. Monthly accounts show general 2158 and water and sewer 790.
Frederick Jrs Rockley Enters Into Rest
Frederick James Rockley died suddenly on November 12. He was born January 20, 1912 in the Decker district near Lakeville and was the youngest son of William and Eliza. He farmed, moved to Hamiota in 1956 to work for the highways, and died in Hamiota United Church. He leaves two sisters Ellen Nellie Oliver and Blanche English and three brothers Walter John and Albert.
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Frederick James Rockley
Decker
Old Lakeville School
William
Eliza Rockley
Lakeville and
Hamiota
Highways Branch
Hamiota United Church
Bat
Frank Haight
George Ariss
Monster Sportsman's Dinner Planned by Hamiota Lions Club
The Hamiota Lions Club sponsors a Sportsman's Dinner in Chumah Hall on December 9. Guests include the Hamiota BB team and the Hamilta Red Sox with speakers from Winnipeg and Brandon. Proceeds fund a permanent public address system for agricultural grounds. tickets $2, limit 200, on sale soon, due by December 7, 1963.
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Hamiota Lion’s Club
Chumah Hall
Hamiota BB Team
Hamilta Red Sox
Manitoba
Jack Mathison
The
Winnipeg Tribune
Laurie Artiss
Brandon Sun
Henry Stothard
Ckx-Tv
Don
Carringes
Farm Progress Days planned in Brandon week of November
M Deveson urges farmers to attend five Farm Progress Days at the 4 H Building Provincial Exhibition Grounds in Brandon from November 25 to 29. Each day features displays of modern farm equipment and lectures by agricultural engineers on farmstead mechanization. The Hamiota area attends Wednesday November 27, with buses or car pools available. seven firms plus Manitoba Hydro participate with demonstrations on feeding, watering, and manure handling systems.
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Brandon
Hamiota
Department of Agriculture
Manitoba Hydro
O.L. Symes
University of Saskatchewan
Symes
E. P. Hudek
E. T. Oatney
Gil Shaw
Hudek
Mr. Oatway
Hesake Stead
Rivers
Walter Lipscomb
Joe Kirk
Minnedosa
Joan McNiven
Neepawa
Lorna Robertson
Ellis Woods
Blair Bailey
Don Tremaine
Ian Randall
Ian
Twinkle Toes
Linda Kidd
Shirley Pedlow
Bisonettes
Linda
Vincent Massey
Pat Pisnock
Collegians
Carol
Lynda Kidd
Maureen Baillie
Carol Brooks
Barbara Whyte
Judy Richardson
Through the Sights with Peep Sight Pete on Grey Cup scene
The column predicts Hamilton Tabbies will win the Grey Cup despite uncertain opponents like the Bombers Roughies Lions and others. West teams dominate minor trophies as Winnipeg Fort Garry Lions claim the Juvenile title and Edmonton Huskies plus University of Alberta win junior and college crowns. Baseball notes mention Athletics trading players for Calavito and the Dodgers sweeping. The Black Hawks extend a winning streak as Leafs face heavy schedules. Dallas Smith suffers a 15 stitch leg cut while Don Schaefer’s scoring pace remains strong.
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Hamilton Tabbies
Bombers
Roughies
Lions
Tigers
Ottawa
Calgary
Winnipeg
Fort Garry Lions
Edmonton Huskies
University of Alberta
St. James Rams
Calavito
Berra
Ford
Dodgers
Black Hawks
Folk Dance Workshop in Winnipeg draws top instructor
The Canadian Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation Manitoba Branch sponsors a two day Folk Dance Workshop at Manitoba Teachers' College Winnipeg on Friday and Saturday November 22 and 23 with Miss Ivy Krehm leading. Fee is $2.00. Contact Mrs Jane Evans for details.
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Canadian Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Manitoba Branch
Manitoba Teachers
Jane Evans
Manitoba Teachers’ College
Winnipeg
Basketball Officials' Clinic in Brandon Sponsored
The Manitoba Secondary Schools' Athletic Association basketball commission will hold a officials clinic in Brandon on November 27 and 28. Referee Art Nicol will lead sessions on officiating mechanics philosophy floor coverage testing and related topics for those involved in leadership roles in basketball.
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Manitoba Secondary Schools’ Athletic Association (Basketball Commission
Brandon
Art Nicol
Manitoba
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Totab
Frederick Jrs. Rockley
Monster Sportsman's Dinner
M. Deveson
Sparks Py Willis Forbes
Hawks
Leafs
Dallas Smith
Folk Dance Workshop
Harold Macmillan
London
Lady Dorothy
TNS
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