Hamiota District Hospital First Rural Manitoba Accredited
The Board of Trustees of Hamiota and District Hospital No. 7A received word on September 5 1963 that the Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation granted Accreditation Status following a survey. Hamiota is the first rural Manitoba hospital with under seventy five beds to achieve this status.
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Board of Trustees of
Hamiota and District Hospital No. 7A
Canadian Council On Hospital Accreditation
Council On Hospital Accreditation
Hamiota
Manitoba
Long Lost 49 Year Old Letter Found In Manitoba
Mrs. Emma Cable of Hamiota Manitoba wrote to her daughter Mrs. Cosgrove in 1914. The letter was discovered in a partition of Duncan's Barber Shop in Hamiota where old mail had been stored since 1935. It was forwarded to Winnipeg and returned to Mrs. Cable now aged 97 who lives in Rapid City. Mrs. George Cosgrove had died in June.
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The
Age Press
W. R. Cosgrove
Campbell St
Winnipeg
Emma _ Cable
Hamiota
Manitoba
Cosgrove
Former Deckerite Honored for Half Century in Peru Mining
The Canadian geologist Mr. Hanna born in Decker in 1886, long resident in Peru, marked 50 years of diamond drilling. He helped locate major deposits at Toquepala Cuajone and other sites, founded Compania Minera Diamantina, and in 1962 began making diamond bits in Peru with a largely local staff.
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Comercio
Lima
Peru
Hanna
Decker
M. M. Strickland
Hamiota
Canada
Acari
Sandander
Algamarca
Venturosa
Toquepala
Condorama
Cerro de Pasco Corporation
Antamino
Hualgayoc
Colquigirca
Huaron
Rio Quiros
Los Coros
el Fraile
Compania Minera Diamantina
Mary Pagani
Boyles’ Bros
Local UCW Begin Fall Activities
A regional United Church Women meeting in Chumah Hall, September 1, led by Mrs. Armstrong, discussed The Christian Movement in South Asia, distributed related literature, and planned a member to attend the UCW Conference at Prairie Christian Training Centre October 14. The Birtle Presbyterial UCW Fall Executive meets September 23 in Hamiota at 10 a.m. The treasurer reported 731.24 on hand. recruitment notes mention Eleanor MacNiven entering Covenant College, Toronto for church work training. An informal reception is planned to honor Eleanor McNiven and Florence English.
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Hamsiota United Church Women
Chumah Hall
Armstrong
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
South Asia
India
Nepal
Pakistan
Ceylon
U.C.W
Ptirie Christian Training Centre
Birtle Presbyterial
Hamiota
J. Riddell
T. H. Dillon
E. A. Dixon
Eleanor MacNiven
Covenant College
Toronto
Eleanor McNiven
Florence English
Elmer Dixon
Gimli Fresh Air Camps
Through the Sights and Sports Highlights
Sports updates cover Manitoba archery and deer seasons with details on bow limits licenses and areas off limits. Also notes football from Bombers Eskimos and baseball pennant races with comments on Dodgers Cardinals and Musial amid a general sports roundup.
Quiet election among Grades six to eight officers
The school held a calm election for the coming year with Harvey Mathison as president Ronald Davis as secretary Raymond Brethour as treasurer and Garda Williams George McGhee Joan Dillon Dale Kreager Tom Strickland Larry Oakden as council members. The piece notes the student council aids decision making and funding school equipment and mentions upcoming sports and music programs and swimming award recipients.
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Harvey Mathison
Ronald Davis
Raymond Brethour
Garda Williams
George McGhee
Joan Dillon
1Ale Kreager
Tom Strickland
Larry Oakden
Shower aids retarded children face funding gaps
The Organization for Retarded Children in Shoal Lake held a successful shower at the Legion Hall to raise school supplies and funds. Donations exceeded 80 dollars plus many items. a housecleaning of the school followed and volunteers varnished the floor.
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Legion Hall
Shoal Lake
Mae Grieves
Nick Nychuk
Heatherington
Strathclair- Shoal Lake
Green Bluff School
Cecil Earl Wilson Dies at 60 in Cardale
Cecil Earl Wilson aged 60 of Cardale died September 5 at Hamiota Hospital after a short illness. Born July 8, 1903 at Marney he farmed near Cardale 22 years. Survived by wife Jessie daughter Marie Bender Brandon two brothers Benson Lorne Strathclair sister Vera Sharpe Crystal City. Service at Cardale United Church September 7 conducted by Rev J H Harland. Interment Marney Cemetery. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed.
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Earl Wilson
Cardale
Hamiota Hospital
Marney
Jessie
Clarence Bender
Marie
Brandon
Benson
Lorne
Strathclair
Glenn Sharpe
Vera
Crystal City
Cardale United Church
J. H. Harland
Marney Cemetery
H. Stephen
K. Fortune
L. Shaw
F. Hyndman
L. Radcliffe
J. Peter
J. Espey
G. Espey
A. Espey
L. Speller
A. McCormick
J. Wilson
A. Wilson
D. Wilson
Potatoes Weigh Six Pounds From Hamieta Grower
Four potatoes grown by Lucky McLaughlin of Hamieta weigh a total six pounds. The produce includes two 17 by 12 inch shapes, one 15 by 12 inch, and one 13 by 13 inch specimen.
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Lucky McLaughlin
Hamieta
Carling Manitoba appoints John E Heeney sales manager
Mr John E Heeney is named sales manager for Carling Breweries Manitoba Limited responsible for all Manitoba sales. Heeney brings extensive marketing merchandising experience and knowledge of new market developments to the role.
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H.T. Spohn
Carling Breweries (Manitoba) Limited
John E. Heeney
Manitoba
Heeney
Carling (Manitoba) Limited
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Whiteshell
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St. Charles Wildlife Refuge
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Crandall
Bonnie Coombs
Bruce Coombs
Lindsay Houck
Delmar Mansell
Maxine Fraser
Barbara Kirk
Robbie Woods
Norman McNiven
Salt Lake
Birdtail Branch
O. R. C. Report
Cecil Earl Wilson
Carling
J. E. Heeney