18 Aug 1954
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 18, 1954
Page
1
The Saturday Night star Juliette appears with arranger Rudy Toth and a mixed musical group including piano organ vibes guitar bass flute and accordion. Big Bang Whittaker adds commentary as the trio read a newspaper for a publicity photo featuring a pretty girl.
Hamiota school resumes Tuesday August 31 at 9 am. A parade of local visits follows with families from Neepawa Victoria Barry Ont and Ontario towns calling on residents. There are engagements births sales and notices plus plans for the Narrows Fish Derby and a piano sale at the Hamiota Hotel.
The Manitoba Good Roads Association judges begin an 8000 mile inspection tour of municipalities and villages to rate road quality and beautification. The event doubles as a goodwill tour visiting municipal offices and local newspapers. The Winnipeg meeting announced a 20 percent membership rise for 1954 and life membership given to H French of Stony Mountain.
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