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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 12, 1967

Page

4

East Africa letters recount Serengeti safari encounters

A letter from Mrs. Randell in Mwanza, East Africa, describes a March 1967 trip with husband Bev Randell. Highlights include Serengeti sightings of rhinos, a 19‑lion pride, and black maned lions, plus hippo remains, Masai gear, rain storms, and welts from mosquito and tsetse bites.

Bev Randell Exeteriay Aid Dibblee Miniota Randell Mwanza East Africa Bev C. B. Randel Hamiota

Warm tones and odd notes from Rivers old time column

The item mentions Jack and Mrs Hawkins wintering in the south, a 105 degree home temperature, and a faulty furnace. It notes Veterans of World War I invited to Rivers Legion on April 19 at the Rivers Legion hall with Ken Fraser and Mervyn Henderson involved. It also references old bank money and a 100 year old leather purse once owned by Enoch Cornell of Hamilton. Paragraph closes with a remark on silence as criticism in business.

Jack Mrs. Hawkins California Ken Ivy Hawkins Murray Coupland Rivers Legion Ken Fraser Mervyn Henderson Rivers Branch Hamiota Rivers Legion Hall Agricultural Bank of Toronto Suspension Bridge Bank of Queenston Bob Collie Collie Enoch Cornell Hamilton Ontario

Oak River WI Birthday The centennial plan for Memorials and pride

The Oak River Women's Institute marks forty six years with memories of early leaders Milly and Mrs Stewart. They recall the 1932 Armistice Day dedication at Dr. Palmer’s, and vow to renew Upland Cemetery and beautify Manitoba in a centennial effort. The creed For Home and Country guides their quiet celebration.

Palmer Upland Cemetery Oak River Manitoba Canada

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