Candy Stripers Honored at Hamiota Buffet Supper
On December 12 1973 Candy Stripers were invited to a 6 30 p m buffet in the Board Room. Food was provided by the Hospital and Nursing Staff. Weather reduced attendance. Twenty two high school girls volunteers listed by name received small tokens of appreciation. A brief entertainment segment by student practical nurses followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Volun
Redeer
Joanne Stevens
Ruth Maitland
Bev Dale
Sandra Dixon
del Daniel
Mary Daniel
Donna Lawrence
Anne Sunley
Elaine Gardham
Linda Newton
Sue Anne Duncan
Carol Konowalchuk
Debbie Dale
Anne Lewis
Suzanne Martin
Cathie Sawatzky
Phyllis Allan
Karen Miller
Lauren Anderson
Tannis Campbell
Esther Miller
Cindy Wilson
Hamiota Hospital Staff Raffle Winners Named
The Hamiota Hospital staff held raffles before Christmas with a Bridal Party of Dolls donated by Mrs. E. Martin, Isabella Man, won by Kim Hyndman. A Homemade Fruit Cake donated by Mrs. Ralph Hyndman, won by Helen Allen. Proceeds of 94.13 and 40.00 will fund furnishings for the nurses residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Martin
Isabella Man
Little Kim Hyndman
McConnell Man
Ralph Hyndman
Hamiota
Helen Allen
Hamiota Hospital Welcomes 1974 New Year's Baby
Bradley James Milne was born at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday January 6 1974 at Hamiota Hospital. The baby weighs seven pounds twelve ounces and measures eighteen and a half inches. Parents are Mr and Mrs James Milne of Beulah Manitoba. Sisters Beverley eleven and Janice eight eagerly await his homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Bradley James Milne
Hamiota Hospital
James Milne
Beulah
Man
Couple Honored at Isabella Community Centre Shower
Marrilyne Reid and Herb Bernard celebrated their marriage on Saturday December 29 with a miscellaneous shower at Isabella Community Centre. Mrs. C Wall showed California slides from her bus trip while guests, Marrilyne’s parents Mr and Mrs F Reid and her sisters Mrs W Clark and Donna Reid, gathered at the front. Corsages were given, gifts unwrapped, and Mrs George Sutherland read an address before the group, then a lunch was served by the organizing ladies. Marrilyne thanked all for the gifts and warm wishes while recalling her return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Marrilyne Reid
Herb Bernard
Isabella Community Centre
C. Wall
California
Marrilyne
Bridge Club Meet at Joy Leland's House
The Ladies' Bridge Club met with nine members including Roy and Bill for a lively evening. Bill Peel won high score but Joy declined the honor. Ena Ellerington took consolation. Lunch pleased all, and Joy shared granddaughter photos while Evelyn Barrett passed a card from Viona Hastman. Next meeting location unknown, after New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Joy Leland
Roy
Bill
Bill Peel
Joy
Ena Ellerington
Evelyn Barrett
Viona Hastman
Ladies of the Bridge Club
Manitoba announces forage transport aid for livestock farmers
Hon. Sam Askiw announces a Manitoba program covering 10 cents per ton mile on homeward hay shipments over 25 miles. Up to 18 dollars per ton may be paid, retroactive to August 1, 1973 and ending March 31, 1974, with farmers covering the first 25 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Sam Askiw
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Park Residence News Christmas and New Year Visits
Mrs. Tweed spent Christmas with family in Saskatoon. Mrs. Schacht visited Beulah with her son-in-law and daughter. Mrs. Collie shared holidays at Franklin Brooks and with Earl Brooks. Collie visited granddaughter in Minnedosa. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Colie of Regina joined Collie for the weekend. Calgary relatives stayed with Mrs. Church at Strathclair and with the Delbridges. Mrs. Hemphill injured shoulder in Winnipeg. wishes for speedy recovery. Mrs. Lokatos and Mrs. Leland hosted 86th birthday in Winnipeg lounge with about 75 guests. Mrs. Cowling honored. thanks for gifts and treats. Residents acknowledge festive-season items from local stores and donors. Joe Gardham and Susie of Alberta visited Mrs. Gardham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Strathclair
Bill Delbridge
Myrtle Hemphill
Winnipeg
Viola Lokatos
Joy Leland
Miniota
Cowling
Maureen Cowling
Ken Peel
Nykoliation
Park Residence
Co-op
Oakden
Chamber of Commerce
Nettie Yee
Schimmel
Ian Lobban
Dave Miller
Joe Gardham
Susie
Alberta
Mrs. Gardham
Hog Incentive Program signals boost for Manitoba hog sector
Manitoba farmers with surplus hogs are urged to list supplies with their Agricultural Representative. The Hog Producers Marketing Board will tally sales and pay eligible producers 5 dollars for each extra hog marketed in 1974 above 1973 levels, with payments in early 1975. New registrants can apply at Agricultural Representative offices or Brandon and Winnipeg offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba Hog.Producers’ Marketing Board
Agricultural Representative
Brandon
Winnipeg
Golden Age Club Cancels November Meeting in Miniota
The Golden Age Club cancelled November’s meet in Miniota as members enjoyed a brief last Wednesday gathering. A Miniota UCW committee oversaw the event with 34 members and several visitors. Rev Velnes from Birtle attended with a group, the school children arrived for carols, and gifts and prizes were shared before a lunch. Birthday recognitions highlighted the year end, and a policy change ended next year’s birthday gift exchanges. Officers will be elected at the January 16 1974 meeting at the Miniota Community Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Miniota Ucw
N. Velnes
Birtle
Dorothy Spalding
Jean Wiens
K. I«Ung
Ken Mitchell
Barry Cornish
J. Gunson
Alex McKean
G. Long
J.cook
Miniota
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Janice
Tom Baron
Mrs. Collie
Mrs. Harper
Minnedosa
Wm Colie of
Regina
Gordon Church
Craig
Calgary Alta
Grass
Assiniboine
Golden Age
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