Hamiota Fair Sets Modern Attendance Record
The 1966 Hamiota Fair and Pioneer Reunion on July 27 drew about 3,500 attendees. Weather cooperated as exhibits rose across departments. parade opened by over 75 units. leaders praised volunteers, exhibitors, Pioneer Club and grounds improvements. 6,40 visitors signed the guest book by 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherman
William Collie
Pioneer Club
Centennial Parks Commission
M. M. Strickland
Wm. Collie
Hamiota
Lorne Caldwell
Lorne Montgomery
Earl Dawson
Rivers
M.L. A
Barry Strickland
Frank Muirhead
Department of Agriculture
Pioneer
Dave Dales
The
Rivers Pipe Band
Kenton Community Band
Hamiota Hospital
Village of Hamiota
Dean Fenty
Royalite
Marsha Strong
Sandra Woods
Elmer Dixon
Lindsay
Qu’Appelle
Saskatchewan
George Baxter
Bill Pollock
Manitoba launches welcome campaign for visitors this summer
The Manitoba Travel and Convention Association with 3,400 members promotes the Welcome To Manitoba campaign. Premier Duff Roblin proclaims a summer kick off as 1 650 000 visitors spent about 50 million dollars in Manitoba in 1965, signaling strong tourist industry momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Travel and Convention Association
Manitoba
Mel” McMullen
Golden Boys’ Movement
Mr. McMullen
Zuk Campeau Exchange Vows In Manitoba Ceremony
Donalda Marie Louise Campeau and Murray Larry Zuk united in a double ring Catholic ceremony at St. Paul the Ape Winnipeg. The couple, with parents Louis Campeau of Winnipeg and Harry Zuk of Hamiota, planned a reception at Champs Motor Inn Winnipeg and will reside in Souris after travels to the Okanagan Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul the Ape
Winnipeg
Donalda Marie- Louise
Louis Campeau
Murray Larry Zuk
Souris
Harry Zuk
Hamiota
A. A. Gervais
Phillip Campeau
Gabriel Masse
Norman Fuhr
Paul Leger
Lucille Roussin
Anne Mohr
Claudette Mondor
Lloyd Nikkell
Hartney
Bill Kirkup
Keith Byars
New Brunswick
Hitt Stewart
Goodlands
C. A. Empson
Grace
Hamiota Hosts Open Baseball Tournament August 8
The Hamiota Baseball Association conducts a four team senior invitational at the Hamiota Agricultural Grounds on Monday August 8 with Neepawa Farmers vs Hamiota Red Sox at noon Riverside Blues vs Angusville Cardinals at 2 and the finals at 6 30 The event also offers Pee Wee BB and A B divisions with entries to Lorne Caldwell Jim Mathison or Jim Brooks Proceeds support minor ball uniforms equipment and grounds improvement Refreshments available and a crowd is hoped for in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital Aid
Oakner W. I
Romeo’s Grill
Hamiota Golf Club
Stanger Midway
Pee Wee
Hamiota Red Sox
Riverside Blues
Hamiota
Cardale
Binscarth
Hamiota A
Hamiota BB
Brown Bros. of
Lenore
Ken Horn
Virden
Frank Breed
Harding
Allan Buckle
M. E. Steen
Carberry
Joe Alexander
Wilf Chegwin
Shoal Lake
Harvey Nichol
E. J. Eastcott
Crandall
Gilbert Bros
Brandon
A. Lowe
Bradwardine
Kyler Drake
A Lowe
Bradward
Bob McBain
Neepawa
Kassar Nabal Co
Donald Hudson
John Paddock
Jeannie Kling
Heddy Kling
Guy Kling
Maceod’s
W. G. Lockhart
Kassar Na
J. S. Wright and Son
McConnell
Arnold Gray
J. C
W. E. Kirk
Norman Brown
F. W. Bollman
Ray Bollman
Moline
Don Pollock
Hamiota Baseball Association
Hamiota Agricultural
Neepawa Farmers
Neepawa and District
Angusville Cardinals
Angusville
Lorne Caldwell
Jim Mathison
Jim Brooks
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Hereford
Angus
Joe Stoch
Robert Hedley
W. J. Pollock
W. R. Watson
Keith Bridge
Strathclair
Lloyd Hazelwood
W. J. Pol
Garry Campbell
E. V. Myers
Ross Morton
G. W. Kennedy
E. A. Dixon
William Forrest
Wilfred Johson
Stewart Riddell
T. H. Dillon
Simpsons-Sears
Golden Boys
Zuk - Campeau
Brandon College
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Teachers College
H. D. Byars
St. John
A. F. Miller
Montreal
Quebec
M. Haveron
M. P. Cavanaugh
Ottawa
Ontario
R. Hukee
C. Broughton
Regina
Switzerland
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