Pool Elect Executive
Manitoba Pool Elevators directors meet in Winnipeg and elect new executive officers. James D. Deveson of Arden becomes President and board chairman, with Wallace W. Fraser of Hamiota as vice-chairman. Harold B. Sneath retires after serving as chief executive officer. Other directors include Sissons Portage la Prairie Fielman Rosenfeld Siemens Altona Strath Souris Corbett Benito Granger Rounthwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba Pool Elevators
James D. Deveson
Arden
Manitoba
Wallace W. Fraser
Hamiota
Deveson
Harold B. Sneath
Band Booster Meeting Discusses Equipment and Tours
The Hamiota Collegiate hosted a Band Booster gathering on November 16 with about 25 attendees led by Mrs. Val Doupe. The group reviewed instrument rental costs uniforms and purchases funds from the Student Council and Midwest Recreation Branch funded upgrades including a Lyra Mallet Snare Drum and Oboe.
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Hamiota Collegiate
Val Doupe
Jan Dixon
Birtle
Midwest Recreation Branch
Harlem Clowns to Perform Wacky Basketball Show in Hamiota
The Harlem Clowns, nicknamed the Court Jesters and Clown Princes of Hoopdom, visit Hamiota for a December 6 7 30 p m game. Fans expect lightning passes, behind the back plays and humorous stunts that often defy ordinary basketball rules.
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Hamiota
Neighbors Honor Waddells With Gift at Newdale Home
A group of former Hamiota neighbors visited Clare and Margaret Waddell in Newdale on October 30 to present a parting gift. Neil McDonald spoke for the group while Eileen Brown and Charlie Mundell gave a wall clock two red Swedish hand cut glass vases and a glass cherry ornament. The gathering included a sociable hour and lunch hosted by the committee.
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Hamiota
Clare
Margaret Waddell
Newdale
Neil McDonald
Eileen Brown
Charlie Mundell
Waddell
Thrift Shop Opens Under U C W At Weed Office
The Thrift Shop started by the U C W in May reports gratifying returns used for Mission and Service Projects. Supplying convenor Mrs J Coombs and secretary treasurer Miss Mary Corley lead 60 women and 4 men volunteers at the Weed Office building open 2 to 5 pm Tuesday Friday and Saturday serving Hamiota and nearby Kenton Oak River Miniota and Birtle.
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U.C.W
J. Coombs
Mary Corley
Weed
Hamiota
Kenton
Oak River
Miniota
Birtle
Mechanics Club Elects Officers In Hamiota Meet
The 4-H Mechanics Club held its first meeting on November 14 at the Agricultural Office in Hamiota with thirteen members present. Elected officers include David Duncan president, Larry McMurachy vice president, Mervin McMurachy secretary, Doug Hawkins treasurer, Dale McBain reporter, and Dennis Kirk leader. Weekly meetings occur on the first Monday, with major meetings on the first Monday of each month.
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Hamiota
4—H
Mechanics Club
David Duncan
Larry
McMurachy
Mervin McMurachy
Doug Hawkins
Dale McBain
Dennis Kirk
Cardale Fall Hobby Market draws large crowd at rink
The Cardale Rolling Dale School hosted a Fall Hobby Market on Monday November 14 with 33 tables. Proceeds totaled 645 from bake sales and 180 from raffles plus 198 for Senior Citizens and 160 for lunch. Winners included Edna Lonsdale Kenton Mary Thompson and others from Cardale Strathclair and nearby towns.
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Cardale
Rolling Dale School
Rollingdale
Michele Kroeger
Rapid City
W.I
Edna Lonsdale
Kenton
Mary Thompson
McConnell
Mrs. Somers
Strathclair
Anne Kosceilny
Kathleen Campbell
Mrs. Wyatt
Olive Newton
Hamiota
Helen Malak
Sandy Lake
Eunice Rose
George
Myrtle Crighton
Kathy Airey
Jean Fortune
Safer Driving Urged by Manitoba Minister
Manitoba highways minister Harry Enns urged safer driving during Safe Driving Week. He said Canadians involved in serious traffic accidents last year understand the need to drive with care.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Highways and Public Works
Harry Enns
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