Hamiota Collegiate Officially Opened
Hamiota Collegiate Institute in the Birdtail River Division held its official opening on Wednesday October 24. The parade by the Grand Lodge of Manitoba AF and AM preceded a Masonic Corner Stone ceremony conducted by Most Worshipful Sherman S. Dayton. A gold key was presented to Principal Frank McKinnon, and staff introductions followed as students served lunch after tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Collegiate Institute
Birdtail River
Grand Lodge of Manitoba AF. & A.M
James Jamieson
Lawrence Tremaine
Masonic Lodge of Manitoba
Sherman S. Dayton
Masonic Order
Canada
Manitoba
Gordon Killoh
Ward 6
Killoh
Masonic Lodge
W. W. Cochrane
Hamiota
Cochrane
Hamiota Collegiate
S. E. Lindgren
Pratt, Lindgren & Associates
Frank McKinnon
McKinnon
Agnes Pateman
Louise Baillie
Doris Rampling
Terry Fulton
Paul Robinson
L. R. Fulton
Birtle
Hamiota Student Council
P C s Elect Hanna President for Hamiota Constituency
A party slate lists Jim Hanna of Oak River as president with George Diefenbaker and Duff Roblin in top party roles. It names dozens of local executives across Oakburn Oakner Hamiota and surrounding areas including Elphinstone Strathclair and Bradwardine with multiple members per locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Diefenbaker
Duff Roblin
Jim Hanna
Oak River
Tony Slow
Oakburn
W. W. Cochran Hamibdta
Mike Borodie
Peter Matiation
Shoa Lake
Harry Pollock
John Hepworth
Arthur Edmundson
Frank Dawson
Raven Lake
Delmer Purdy
Cliff.Preston
Kellee
Jerry Nykoliation
Elphinstone
Jas. McMurachy
Pete Yancheski
Steve Tatchuk
Tony Kwiatkowski
Howard Robertson
Strathclair
Tom Moffat
Jennie Stevenson
Cardale
Ed. Shaw
Max McConnell
Oakner
Lloyd Anderson
Jim Routledge
Moline
Stewart McFarlane
Mac Westwood
Mayne
Glen McDonald
Bradwardine
Thos
Clair English
Allan Ross
Wheatland
John. Dyck
Rivers
Bert. Heron
Matt Wareham
SAVE Saturday, Dec. 1 For CHILDREN'S AID DRIVE
A community event titled Save Saturday December 1 promotes a children's aid drive. Local organizers urge participation to support needy kids with donations and volunteers.
Parliament Debates Export Credits and Farm Credit Amendments
Report from Parliament Hill shows the government introducing amendments to the Export Credits Insurance Act raising the liability limit from 200 million to 400 million amid a two day debate. A Farm Credit Act amendment to boost lending funds to 400 million spurred a lively, protracted discussion. The Finance minister then proposed an Income Tax Act amendment igniting a budget debate that could stretch for days as Prime Minister cites President Kennedy on Cuba.
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Poland
P.C
Minister of Agriculture
Alvin Hamilton
S.D
N.D.P
Wild Goose Chase and Hockey Talk Across Canada
A humorous tail of hunters chasing a Canadian goose in Deloraine ends with a quip about having more than they ever got. Hockey notes report Bob Kabel’s move to the Vancouver WHL and Don Smith’s hot night for Estevan, while NHSL chatter centers on Detroit goalie Sawchuk and low Wings scoring. Political mentions cover Canada’s House debates, Diefenbaker’s peace mission, and Marcel Lambert’s leadership.
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Deloraine
Lloyd Sheridan
Canada
Lloyd
Percy Taylor
Fred Venables
Wild Goose
Western Hockey League
Dauphin
Bob Kabel
Rangers
Baltimore
Vancouver
W.H.L
Dan Smith
Portland
Detroit
Sawchuk
Wings
B.C
Argos
Alouettes
Bombers
Ploenan Pitts
James
Saskatchewan
Edmonton
University of Saskatchewan
Joan Hudson
U. of S
Yankie
Bob Turley
Angels
Houck
Belin
Cuba
Kennedy
U.S.S.R
Diefenbaker
Marcel Lambert
Hamiota Women Hold October Meeting and Craft Plans
The Hamiota Women's Institute met October 2 in the Community Room. President Mrs. Chas Randell led the opening. roll call was Facts About United Nations. Donations of jams jellies pickles and fruit for the hospital totaled 14.78 with cash. The 4 H Sewing Club organizes classes for Projects 1 2 and 3 and courses are offered by the Extension Service. The Leadership School runs October 29 to November 2 with no day visitor registration fee.
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Hamiota Women’s Institute
Chas Randell
United Nations
Extension Service Department of Agriculture and Conservation
T. J. Strachan
Agricultural Extension Centre
Ward 6 Elimination Spelling and Oratorical Contest Held
Ward 6 in the Birdtail River School Division staged its Spelling Contest with Beverley Whyte top speller and Donald Hudson runner up from Hamiota. The Oratorical part crowned Ann Kreager for Pets To Have or Not to Have with Edwina Killoh second and Marion Rivers honorable mention. Both winners advance to the Division Final in Birtle Manitoba.
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Birdtail River
Beverley Whyte
Hamiota
Hamiota Elementary Shield
Donald Hudson
Waddell
Armstrong
Baillie
Fulton
Ann Kreager
Hamiota Collegiate Institute
Edwina Killoh
Marion Rivers
Brenda Irwin
Marlene Gnntel
Marilyn McConnell
Leigh Lawson
Don Pittendreigh
Bob Howell
Birtle
Manitoba
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Hanna
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Hudson Rep
Geneds
Parliament Hill
J. N. Mandziuk, M.P
Marquette
House
Cuwa
Don Smith
Estevan
Don
Hamiota W
Vance
Kenton
Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
W. Johnston
Nichols
Ward
Beamish
R. Armstrong
Wm. Park
J. J. Ward
Gordon Smith
A. D. Rutherford
United Nation
Stockholm
Dag Hammershal
Montreal Canadiens
Cesare Maniago
Chicago
Ron Buepig
Habs
Black Hawks
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