Audrey Jones rises to Acting President of MSSAA
Miss Audrey Jones of Technical-Vocational High School Winnipeg becomes Acting President of the Manitoba Secondary Schools Athletic Association replacing George Moore who takes a year's leave for post graduate study in Ithaca New York. The MSSAA executive also appoints George Nick as Executive Advisor and Kas Vidruk as Chairman of Publications. The group votes to eliminate registration and entry fees for athletic competition this year with zone fees due by October 15 1963.
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Audrey Jones
Winnipeg
Manitoba Secondary Schools Athletic Association
George Moore
St. James
Ithaca
N. Y
Miss Jones
MSSAA
Carberry
George Nick
C. J. Muller
Department of Education
Cecil Cox
Benny Zakaluk
Norwood
Frank McKinnon
Hamiota
Mickey Stokoteln
General Wolfe
Mike Spack
Silver Heights
John MacDiarmid
U. of M
Gladwyn Scott
Carman
Norm Houck Westwood
Arn Taylor
Tec-Voc
Ralph Lyndon
Transcona
Gordon Henderson
Brandon
George Phillips
Churchill High School
Emil Hrenchuk
Kas Vidruk
John Menzies Gimli
Art
Leach
Wort Garry
Robert Cochrane
Kelvin High School
William Taylor
Portage la Prairie
Downie - Dacotah Collegiate
St. Vital
Through the Lights with Peep Light Pete champions recap
Hamiota Red Sox repeat as Manitoba Senior Baseball League champions with Mel Dallas Bryan Smith leading hitting and pitching. Notable stats include Bryan two hits a triple and a double and strong defense. The town and management receive praise for a spotty season turned playoff run.
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Hamiota Red Sox
Mel
Dallas
Bryan Smith
Brother Don
Ellis Woods
Frank McKinnon
Denny Smith
Lynn Caldwell
Bryan
New Manitoba School Opens with Modernized Program
The Ham uhota school begins a new year with eight teachers and a caretaker serving 208 students. A rotating Grade 6 8 plan, Cuisenaire arithmetic to Grade 3, and an Oral French program for Grades 5 and 6 mark modernization. September events include Cuisenaire workshops for new Grade One parents.
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Miss Morris
Wappelila
Saskatchewan
Catherwood Sosgirth
Man
Hazlewood
Hamiota
Manitoba
Knight Erickson
Reid
Lyall
Kenton
Kitz
Crandall
Brown
Medora
Anderson
Honor Mr Pateman in Manitoba Telephone System retirement
Mr Pateman was honored after 31 years with the Manitoba Telephone System. 42 guests attended at his home in Hamiota. Gifts included a gold wrist watch from Roy Neilsen and a combination barometer thermometer from Jack Reekie. Stan Rampling praised his service and Pateman's Military Medal was noted alongside Stan Rampling. The couple plans retirement in Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Pateman
Manitoba
Pateman
Roy Neilsen
Winnipeg
Jack Reekie
Brandon
Stan Rampling
Hamiota
Oak River
Kenton
Bill Hogan
Jack Anderson
Dave Later
Pilot Mound
George Thomas
Manitoba Telephone
Federal loan to Rossburn for sewage project Ottawa
The Honourable John R. Garland announced a federal loan of 39600 to Rossburn Manitoba for a sewage treatment project. The 20 year loan at 5 1 8 percent funds 268 feet of ten inch trunk sewers a six inch forcemain 1280 feet and a sewage stabilization pond as part of an overall pollution control plan.
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Ottawa
John R. Garland
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Rossburn
Manitoba
NHA
Municipal Sewage Corporation
CMHC
John Francis Chapman Dies After Long Illness
John Francis Chapman aged 77 passed away September 3 after a long illness. He lived on the Shamrock district farm with his wife and family, was known for honesty and neighborliness, and is survived by his son Arnott of Birtle and three daughters Jean, Helen, and Phyllis. Funeral services were held at Hamiota United Church with many friends attending. Interment followed in Hamiota Cemetery.
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Shamrock
Isabella
Hamiota
John Francis Chapman
Johnnie
Joe
Hannah Chapman
Arnott
Birtle
John
John Chapman
Margaret Grace McPherson
Jean
Kenneth Warren
Helen
Jack Wyllie
Prince Rupert
B. C
Phyllis
Clifford Turner
Vancouver
Chapman
Hamiota W I Meet Discuss Local Issues and Progress
Hamiota Women’s Institute met September 3 with President Mrs C Randell presiding. Treasurer Mrs E A Dixon reported 430 94 on hand. Mayor J Coombs spoke on water works addressing beefs such as unsightly buildings lack of council meeting reports speed limit enforcement dogs at night and weed cutting along mains. A film Partners for Progress showcased industrial growth in Manitoba. A Cancer Drive is planned for September. Mrs Luther Johnston received the W I bowl for best home grounds for the second year running. Meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction.
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Hamiota W.I
C. Randell
E. A. Dixon
J. Coombs
Partners For
Manitoba
Luther Johnston
Johnston
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TOBA
Yankees
St. Lazare
Wayne McConnell
Ken Merton
Lazare
Gladwyn
Glennis Scott
al Robertson
Lions
Trimble
Grant
Bombers
Cardinals
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Spahn
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Charles Nolan
Stouffville
Ont
Tribune
John Pinckney
Rosetown
Sask
Eagie
Nolan
CWNA
Murray Bay
Que
TNS
M. T. S. Honor
Hamiota W.I. Meet
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