Hamiota Fair 1986 Winners and Special Awards
Results from the 1986 Hamiota Fair list top placers in fodder and produce, garden and produce, and raw fruits and flowers specials. Scores and awards name participants from Hamiota, Oak River, Birtle, Rivers and Shoal Lake across categories including cooking, crafts, and flower arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstong
Decker
Bill Thompson
Hamiota
Eileen Bailey
Mavis Smythe
Oak River
Nora McConnell
Albert Parsons
Birtle
Janelle Houck
Mabel Stinson
Campbell Flowers
Dot Pangman
Margaret L. Heise
Isabella
McConnell Women’s Institute
Helen Wiltsey
Wilma Badger
Hamiota Credit Union Macrame
Nora Knight
Bell Forrest
Isabella Women’s Institute
Mavis Smyth
Betty White
T. Thompson
Betty Murray
Linda Wilson
Armstrong
Mary Murray
Marie Dereniwsky
Hamiota Agricultural Society
Nadine Slimmon
Hamiota Fry
Jean Hutchings
Eeetee He Aral
Heather Sheane
Marie Dereninsky
Manitoba Dairy Co-operative Ltd
Mary Girling
Shoal Lake
Mary Hirst
Christie's
Graham Water
Beverley VanDamme
Patricia Dyck
Rivers
Elva Cochrane
Dane Doll
Agnes Litzenberger
Paticia Dyck
Donna Coulson
Rawlings Allied Centre
Bill Pollock
Paul August
Oakner Hospital Aid
Ceramic Club
Patti Long
Oakden
Jean Pollock
Hamiota I.G.A
Denise Murray
Joanne Parsons
Hamiota Agriculturals Society
Susan Heapy
Teresa Rothnie
Bryan Houck
Scott Henry
Ted Parsons
Ryan Murray
Darren Bridge
Ken
Vivian Drake
Karla Badger
Cindy Slimmon
Hamiota Pool News Highlights Local Swim Team Efforts
The Hamiota pool report notes strong showings by Angela Bray David Bray Karen Bray Stacey Sazaras and Kristi Wdzik despite illness. Upcoming events include a planned August 24 home meet with Carberry Souris Neepawa and Virden, Rubber Ducky Days August 5 and 22, aerobics and adult and senior swim sessions, and the start of the third swimming lesson session August 4–15 with spots open. Questions via pool phone 764-2775.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carberry
Virden
Angela Bray
David Bray
Karen Bray
Stacey Sazaras
Kristi Wdzik
Souris
Neepawa
It's a Pickle for Canada A Call to Major Budget Cuts
The piece argues Canada must cut government spending drastically similar to the United States where Congress is approving $111.4 billion in budget cuts with another $34 billion planned. It warns debt servicing could crowd out social programs within a decade unless social spending is trimmed and calls readers to contact their MP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Congress
White House
Ethel Cale Honored At Birthday Gathering
About fifty three relatives and friends gathered July 19 at Milo and Beth Cale’s Brandon home to honor Ethel Cale turning seventy five. Attendees included five sons with wives, 14 of 17 grandchildren and 14 of 19 great grandchildren, with guests from Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Beth Cale
Brandon
Ethel Cale
Edmonton
Calgary
Alberta
Regina
Assiniboia
Limerick
Mossbank
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Birtle
Minnedosa
Miniota
Alexander and
Hamiota
Manitoba
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the Echo
Roxane Hunt
Cardale Sales
Wayne, Shirley and
Richard
Beks Chaiis
Cardale
Gregory Sand
Debin’s
Gulf