Hamiota Notice Boards Need Repainting Urged
Editor notes the east and west Hamiota public notice boards on the provincial highway look worn and urges the Minister of Public Works and staff to repaint. A damaged 30 mile limit sign is also mentioned as needing attention to improve town appearance.
Gilbert Plains set to mark fiftieth anniversary August 10
Plans are in place for Gilbert Plains Manitoba incorporation anniversary on August 10. A festive program includes a float parade, games, sports, fireworks, a monster dance, and a museum of relics and photos. Provincial and municipal dignitaries are invited and former residents from across the country are expected to attend.
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Gilbert Plains
Manitoba
Hamiota
Haniota Oldtimers Picnic At Central Park Vancouver
The Haniota Oldtimers Association held its Annual Jasket picnic at Central Park Vancouver B C on a sunny Sunday July 22 with seventy signing the register. Attendees renewed acquaintances with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pote of Winnipeg and Jim sutler of Hamiot. The after-noon featured a sports programme enjoyed by young and old followed by a basket supper.
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Haniota Oldtimers Association
Central Park
Vancouver B. C
Register
Lloyd Pote
Winnipeg
Jim, Sutler
Hamiot
Picnic ends with song as hockey game concludes
A village picnic closes after a hockey game between Hamiety and Shinal Lake with Shinal Lake winning by 19. Everyone sings Auld Lang Syne before leaving. Mrs Clementina Heddesheimer, a Hamiota pioneer, dies at 90 at 447 Burnell St Winnipeg on July 18 1956.
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Burnell St
Winnipers Man
Hamaiota
Clementina Heddesheimer
Hite
Philip Heddesheimer
London
England
Philip
William
Canada
Griswold
Hamiota
Henry
Harmota
Heddesheimer
Iast
Kenton
Man
Isabella
Winnipeg
Buckingham Palace
Victori
B.C
Conquest
Sask
Fred
Carl
Edward
Witpeg
Oer
Arthur Lantzville
Kementinia
Lelis
Jeven
Granadsons
RCA
RAF
Bardal Funeral Chapel
Winnipes
M. E. R. Boudreau
Brookside Cemetery
McConnell and Reed Family Tied in Sunday Joy
Fragmentary text suggests McConnell Reed and family connected with a Sunday event or gathering. Details are unclear due to missing or garbled OCR text.
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M. Lax
Mra
Atin
Doo Reed
Family
Local Visit Highlights From Melville to Winnipeg
Mrs oD Mian west visits Melville relatives while Keith Fraser and Barbara Bullock travel in Winnipeg. Prasey and Mr Thomann family host visitors. Wayne Thomson stays with grandparents. Dalton Kirk from Saskatoon visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs Milne. K Keys of Winnipeg visits relatives in the area.
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Od Mian West
Oniland Palm
Melvile Sask
Kieth Fraser
Winniper
Barbara Bullock
Reston Xs
Dine” Prasey
Ge’ Thomann
Bors
Bes Ndon
Farmen Bird
Shilo
C. M. Anderson
Wayne Thomson
Dalton Kirk
Saskatoon
Mir
Milne
K. Keys
Winnipee
F. Snithson
Holiday visitors and family gatherings noted
Mer and Mrs Bert Dawson and a Winnipeg party visit Arsenealdo and Harvey Grey. Stan Walhice and family from Flin Flon stay with an in law’s family. Henderson Sr. visits Decker with daughter H Davidson. Ricky Jones of Courtney J C visits relatives in the district. Lou White and family at McAuley. Ken Talton and sons Lyle and Wayne from Walfron Sask spend weekend with W Colbeck. Mrs N Henderson hosts a trousseau tea.
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Mer
Bert. Dawson
Winnipeg
Arsneld
Harvey Grey
Stan Walhice
Flin Flom
Ormers
Andister
N ° Hende
Oly Ars. Henderson Sr
H. Davidson
Decker
Ricky Jones
Courtney J. C. S
Lou White
Amay
McAuley
Ken Talton
Lyle and
Wayne
Walfron Sask
W. Colbeck
N. Henderson
Trousseau
Soil Conservation Forage Policy Aims 1956-57 Adoption
A new soil conservation forage policy for 1956 57 targets Class 4 land to control water erosion and improve feed supplies for livestock. Agricultural Representatives allocate semi permanent forage acreages, with seed costs shared by the department about one third and seed priced at 1.70 per acre. Interested farmers contact the Agricultural Office. policy in effect since 1950 and continued in 1956 57 with allotments decided in early winter.
N.R. to Operate Two Churchill Excursions in August
More than 400 travelers will ride CN Railways two all expense tours on August 10 and 17 to Chur chill en route to the northern port. They will visit Dauphin Flin Flon Cranberry Portage and The Pas. At Churchill they view grain ships Fort Prince of Wales ruins and the white whale plant. Trains include two diners and two recreation cars one with a piano for songs and entertainment and the other for motion pictures.
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Canadian National Railways
Churchill
C.N.R
Dauphin
Flin Flon Cranberry
Pas
Churchchll
Fort Prince of Wales
If You Have Any News Please Phone 18 or 22
A brief notice urges readers to call either extension 18 or extension 22 to report news items. The item reflects a community newspaper appeal for public submissions and tips.
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