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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 03, 1960

Page

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Ministers defend charitable status of Moral Re-Armament

Eight MPs including Revenue Minister Nowlan rebuke CCF MP H W Herridge for a vitriolic attack on Moral Re-Armament in the House. The Revenue Minister reaffirmed the charity status under the tax code, noting a prior ruling and arguing no reason to reverse it. Major Chesley Carter of Newfoundland supported MRA’s aims as advancing Christian religion and reducing global distrust through moral standards.

National Revenue Nowlan CCF Kootenay West H W. Herridge House of Commons MRA Chesley Carter Newfoundland Carter

School board discusses Indian Affairs aid for Birtle build

Birdtail River School Division trustees meet at Shoal Lake on July 27 1960 to review construction aid from the Indian Affairs Department for Birtle and to discuss financing of a $210 000 debenture issue with Ames and Co. The board approves minutes and authorizes printing for the debenture issue while adjournment is set for August 16 1960.

Shoal Lake Fulton Selby Stimpson Gamey Killoh Hunter Inspector Funk Slobodzian Department of Indian Affairs Indian Affairs Department Birtle C. W. Snyder Bert Stevenson McConaghy A E. Ames and Co Newdale Lindal Thomas Cabinet Works Teadher M.S T.A Tan Mae Hoffman Construction Kenton Miniota Department of Labour Craftmaster Kenton School Christie School Supply Moody, Moore and Partners R. E. Vasey Department of Education Sterling Lyon Royal Bank U.S.T.H ABE. Ames and Co. Limited Beny

Red Cross blood donor clinic set for August 8 at Hamiota School

Manitoba Red Cross volunteers prepare a one day clinic in Hamiota from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m. to collect about 250 donors. Donors undergo finger blood sample testing, iron check, and painless donation with a 10 minute rest, coffee and cookies afterwards.

Red Cross Hamiota Manitoba Red Cross

Pulver Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs E Pulver marked their Golden Wedding Anniversary with an open house on Sunday July 17. Friends called to offer best wishes and gifts. Out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs Bert Baldrow and Mr and Mrs Albert Traford of Brandon, Mr and Mrs Chris Olsen and family of Inglis, Mr and Mrs Roy Espey and Mr and Mrs Gordon Espey of Cardale, Mr and Mrs Art Espey of Oak River and Mr and Mrs Ted Burnell of Rapid City.

E. Pulver Bert Baldrow Albert Traford Sandra Brandon Chris Olsen Inglis

Old Timers Picnic At Central Park Vancouver

The 29th annual Basket Picnic of the Old-Timers Hold Picnic de Hamiota and Shoal Lake Association took place at Central Park Vancouver B C on July 24 with 37 signing the register. Highlights included a croquet game and a rock and jam show by H Castle. President C Stevens opened with a welcome and W Beamish spoke on Shoal Lake's 75th anniversary while C Badger shared a Sham Battle story. Mrs Alf Sutherland recalled Hamiota’s 75th anniversary and Mrs Castle read an essay on Hamiota past and present by Mrs Jane Dale. A sing song closed the event.

de Hamiota Shoal Lake Old Timers Association Central Park Vancouver B.C H. Castle C. Stevens W. Beamish Shoal Lake C. Badger Alf. Sutherland Hamiota Castle Jane Dale

Canadians Drink 25.3 Million Cups of Coffee Daily

A Canadian Facts Ltd survey reports Canadians drink 25.3 million cups of coffee each day averaging 1.91 cups per person age ten and over. Canada ranks fifth among coffee consuming nations and imported 153 million pounds of green coffee last year largely from Latin America.

Canadian Facts Ltd Canada Latin America

Marquette CCFers Hold Annual Meeting in Erickson

The Marquette CCF Association gathered in Erickson on July 18 with broad attendance from across the constituency. Guest speaker Lloyd Stinson, provincial CCF leader, reviewed party strength in Canada and outlined highlights of the proposed New Party.

Erickson Lioyd Stinson CCF Canada Canadian Labour Congress Canadian Federation of Agriculture Interprovincial Farm Union Council

CKV-TV Tower To Be Lengthened In Brandon

J B Craig announces an application to the Department of Transport and the Board of Broadcast Governors to raise CKX TV power from 19.6 kW to 100 kW and to increase tower height from 304 to 600 feet. The plan aims to improve reception for fringe viewers and reach areas not now served. The project, estimated at 150000 dollars, would proceed swiftly if approved at September Board meeting.

J.B. Craig Western Manitoba Broadcasters: Limited Departent of Transport Board of Broadcast Governors Ckx-Tv Crx-Tv Craié Thes Dians Polies “of Continiwine Tev

Flying Partners Hold Fly-In Drive-In at Fishing Lake

Manitoba Flying Farmers held a fly-in drive-in event at Fishing Lake on Sunday, July 41, drawing about 50 members from Melita, Souris, Carman, Homewood, Winnipeg, Neepawa, St Faumaiois, Lavinia, Foxwarre and Birdtail. Guests included Flying Farmer Queen Dorothy Reddaway of Melita. The program featured the Flying Birdtail and shuttle service, a swim, and a dinner hosted by the Clelands. A business meeting planned the next Annual Regional Meeting for April and four new Winnipeg members joined. Fly-out is set for Homewood on Sunday, August 14, weather permitting.

Manitoba Fishing Lake Ars Melita Souris Carman Homewood Winipeg Neepawa St. Faumaiois Lavinia Foxwarre Birdtai Alex Cleland Dorothy Reddaway Clelands Winnipeg Flying Farmers Homewood

Family dairy success on CBC Country Calendar

The Cook family of Yar mouth Nova Scotia built a thriving dairy from a 39-quart milk route started in 1929. Their herd of 150 Guernsey cows yields 4,500 quarts daily with eight of nine sons and a grandson in business with Frank Cook and his wife.

Frank Cook Yarmouth N.S Canada Cook CBC Mr Cook Francis Kenneth Neil Bill Steve Arnold Joe Hugh

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Wallace Nesbitt Parlliamentary W. Carter Birdtail River Craftmaster Heating Birtle Consolidated S.D Ering Minister of Education General Hospital Winiper Mrs FE. Pulver Marquette Ccfers Ckv-Tv Magnus Eliason Maritimes Saskatchewan Marquette Thom William Yuel Mike Sotas Marion McNabb Olaf Shellbourne George Gwyer Geo.b. Reid A. Nicholon M M. Schwalik M.S. Antonation Gordon Brver Eugene Coldwell Ralph Rowan Mel Batters Wm. Yue C.C.F Regina Emil Shelbourne Flying Partners Hold
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