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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1965
Page
1
The CF-5 is a twin engine close ground support aircraft for Canada’s Armed Forces. It supports ground troops conducts aerial reconnaissance air-to-air combat and serves as a tactical fighter or trainer. It can reach speeds up to 1000 mph fly above 48000 feet and land on sod fields or unprepared runways and continue missions on one engine.
A July 31 double ring wedding united Marilyn Joan Hudson and Roderick John MacLeod at Hamiota United Church with Rev R E Clark officiating. Guests traveled from Toronto Ottawa Winnipeg Pinawa Dufresne Le Pas Codette Calgary and Vancouver for the ceremony and reception in Chumah Hall.
William Rankin of 5525 Elizabeth Street died July 12 1965 aged 87 survived by his wife two daughters Mrs H Wackenroder and Mrs Ralph Vit tery two sons Robert J Vancouver and Gordon W Reno eight grandchildren five great grandchildren one brother George Y Rankin Oakner Manitoba. Funeral held July 14 at 10 30 am in T Edwards Memorial Chapel Granville Street and 10th Avenue Rev J C Gardiner officiated Interment Forest Lawn.
More than 500 junior and senior high athletes from Manitoba and Saskatchewan attend the 3rd Annual Royal Canadian Legion Track and Field Camp at the International Peace Garden. Girls train August 8 15 with boys following, under a 22 member staff. Attendees from Hamiota include Garda Williams, Raymond Brethour, and Ronald Stewart.
Grace Kathleen Winstone and Norman Charles Little married in a July 31 1965 ceremony at St Luke s Anglican, Strathclair Manitoba with Rev Smith officiating. Out of town guests arrived from Victoria and Ottawa.
A miscellaneous wedding shower honored bride elect Marilyn Mathison at Chumah Hall on Thursday July 29. About 117 guests signed the book as ushers Mrs Agnes Bridge Mrs Dot McMillan and Mrs Donna Bomford guided attendees.
Hamiota starts series vs Riverside with 11-1 collapse and loses game one 11-8 after leading early. Dallas Smith hits a three run homer and Mel Smith collects three hits. Denbow takes the loss. Riverside then wins game two 10-7 as Mel Smith hits a three run homer and Don Smith adds a three run shot to seal it. The third game ends tied 8-8 after 10 innings with Denbow and Lyall tossing.
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 met at Shoal Lake on July 15 1965 with trustees Stimpson Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Rankin and Randell present. Motions included building temporary classrooms, drafting contracts with suppliers, arranging student transportation, roof testing at Kenton, and approving financial statements and pupil insurance. Meeting adjourned for July 29 1965.
Bryan Smith shut out Riverside after the first inning as Hamiota tied the series. Fisher held Riverside to five hits through six, setting up a seventh inning eruption aided by Mel’s two base hit and Riverside errors. Mathison led with three singles, Lyall tripled, Caldwell doubled, and a late Riverside miscue allowed Denbow and Bryan to score on Mathison’s drop fly. Three Riverside errors and three Hamiota errors marked the miscues in an 11 hit game.
A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Bob Bryant nee Leona Anderson on Tuesday night at Oakner School August 3. Katherine Carter escorted the bride while Ivan Fleming aided in seating.Lauren Anderson and Lance Thompson drew gifts from a decorated wagon. The event featured a comic song address and a Human Picture formation followed by a luncheon.
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