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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 05, 1967

Page

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Hamiota Girls Fall to Miami in Provincial Third Place Game

Hamiota finished fourth after losses to Silver Heights and Dakota in Winnipeg. Dakota edged Silver Heights 32 26 in overtime for the title as Hamiota beat Brandon’s Vincent Massey 27 25 in the opening round.

Hamiota Silver Heights Dakota Miami Tec Voce Winnipeg Hamota Brandon Vincent Massey Rey Whyte Garda Williams Glenda Kirk Heather Murray Bonnie Mundell Karen Anderson Dawn McConnell Terry McLaren Glenlawn Brandon College Trenton Branden Hemiota Wih

Tribute to Ted Venables A community builder and leader

Ted Venables stood as a central figure in the town’s development. He served on the Village Council for many terms including mayor, spearheading modernization that led to water and sewer services. A trusted businessman, Mason, and sportsman, he was a devoted father and citizen who will be greatly missed.

Ted Venables Ted Offce Fifth Masonic District

Expo 67 opening fuels children’s animal curiosity

A preview notes Expo 67 will feature 200 animals from five continents on a three acre Safari area called S safam with a children’s zoo. Visitors can ride a miniature train and elephants camels llamas and horses while seeing monkeys giraffes hippos gorillas and crocodiles among tropical birds in an African style exhibit.

Montreal Safam

Animals at Expo Invite Further Inquiries

The writer invites readers curious about animals to send letters with questions, promising they will include more details at Expo. The note signals ongoing interest and engagement from the audience.

CNIB Opens Brandon Office In April For Western Manitoba

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind Manitoba Division will open its first Brandon branch in Room 1 at 232 10th St with C W Gemmill moving from Southern Manitoba to serve about 200 blind residents in the western province. Gemmill notes the Brandon office extends CNIB services and brings programs closer to the local blind community. Gemmill, a Pilot Mound native and RCAF veteran, trained at the San Francisco College of Mortuary Science and joined CNIB in 1952 after losing his sight. He has held CNIB roles including cafeteria work and field secretary training in Toronto and served as Manitoba Branch president in 1966.

Canadian National Institute For the Blind Manitoba 10Th St. Brandon CNIB Brandon Gemmill District M. F. Sparrow CMB Brandon and District Pilot Mound Clarence Royal Canadian Air Force San Francisco College of Mortuary Science National Trust Cadomin Buildng St. Boniface Hospital Toronto Sir Arthur

Birdtail River School Board Meets In Shoal Lake

Birdtail River School Division No 38 holds a board meeting at Shoal Lake on March 27 1967 with trustees Rankin Stimpson Clark Selby Fulton Rapley Randell present. Topics include superintendent interview, financial statements, route changes, examinations timing, and attendance at Manitoba Conference on Television Evangelation.

Birdtail River Shoal Lake Rankin Stimpson Clark Selby Fulton Rapiey Randell Strathclair Birtle A. Domytrak J. van Lane H. Kingdom R. Buschau L. Bisson Department of Education G. Strange Kenton Pelly Trail Mast Re Manitoba Neepawa Cial Burch, Findlay, McFarlane & Co Minnedosa Rapley Buschall Morris Osler, Hammond and Nanton Earl Murray, Ltd Re Buses Strathclair Co-op Widlife Federation J. W. Pratt R. Neil McDonald Treas Ray Lints Lloyd Stewarts

Stratemeyer's Honored By Oak River Friends

Community groups in Oak River honor Mr. and Mrs. F A Stratemeyer before their Saskatoon departure. A lawn furniture gift, tea with corsage and oil painting, and a Cubs social honor are noted. The Oak River Chamber hosts a dinner. various local resolutions and bylaw readings are recorded with adjournment planned for April 4 1967.

Stratemeyer Oak River Saskatoon F. A. Stratemeyer Frank Bates Kelly Kim W. R. Bowins Agnes McDonald Helen Cantelon Pauline Stratemeyer Oak River Cubs Memorial Hall W. A. Hutchings M.C Chamber of Commerce Mr. Stratemeyer

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Canada TNS Lynn Woods Kirk Anderson Mary Clark Glennis Scoul Trey Wi'hout Evan Venables C.n.lb Mr. Davison Alex Demytrak Strathclair Collegiate Ghana Mervyn Stewart United States National Farmers Organization
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