Hamiota Bantams Capture Provincial Bantam AB Title
Hamiota defeated Portage la Prairie 10 5 to win the provincial Bantam AB baseball title in straight games. Bryan Smith earned the win with Wayne McConnell, Ellis Woods, and Glen Adams leading the offense as Portage was limited to four hits. McConnell struck out 7 with a 7 0 record, while Smith and Morton posted strong seasons for the champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Portage la Prairie la Prairie
Bantam AB
Bryan Smith
Wayne McConnell
Portage
Ellis Woods
Glen Adams
Tain
Riss Morton
Ricky Robinson
Tas
Wayne McConnel
Ken Smith
Mevin Smith
Lee Pollock
Ross Morton
Barry Knight
Ken Robinson
Bar Mathison
Bruce McNiven
Manitoba Flying Farmers hold successful Carman fly in
Manitoba Flying Partners Association held a social and film night at Robert Langtry's home on August 1 with 35 Flying Farmers. A large Sunday meeting at Carman Park drew about 170 attendees from Morris Lowe Farm Pilot Mound St. Vital Miami Roland Hami wood Carman and nearby areas. Delegates were chosen for the Saskatchewan Flying Farmer Convention in October and the Manitoba Convention moves Brandon next spring. The next fly-in is planned at Roy Stevenson’s Morris home in mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Langtry
Weiner
Farnberey
Laurence
Eva Tremaine
Lavinia
Carmeh Ryan
Poxwarren
Hector Burton
Bethany
Elmer
Dorothe Hicks
Lauder
Maniba
Bud
Phyllis Anderson
Hoople
North Dakota
Morris
Lowe Farm
Pilot Mound
St. Vital
Miami
Roland
Hamewood
Carman
Three couples honored at Scotia Church social
A social gathering at Scotia Church on Wednesday August 3 honored Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Routledge as they leave the community, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Routledge who were recently married. Gifts included a coffee table lamp planter for the Smiths and a lamp planter hostess chair for the Routlidges, plus a wall mirror kitchen stool and plaque set for the Ivans. A contest and social visit led to a luncheon closing the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotia Church
Harvey Smith
Jack Routledge
Ivan Routledge
Smith
Province To Pay About $350,000 in Flood Aid
Manitoba government to buy out about $350,000 in flood damage aid for 41 municipalities and private owners. The plan follows the 1959 Seine River one, covering building and road repair costs, flood fighting, and wage subsidies with payments issued after appraisals and municipality administration.
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Manitoba
Duff Roblin
Neepawa-Gladstone-Westbourne
Lac du Bonnet
St. Pierre
Arborg
Seine River
Roblin
Lawrence Smith
Portage Rural
JG Sinclair
J. A. Griffiths
Joe Brake
Department of Public Works
J M. Parker
Ies
Etimati
Ueseat Ip
Mtr
Moore Family Receives Gifts Before Moving to New Trailer
Mr and Mrs Ed Moore and their family were quietly presented with useful gifts from the community before leaving Hamiota for a new trailer home. The items included a kitchen step stool a step-on garbage can an electric fan a chenille bedspread plus smaller kitchen goods and a monetary gift used to buy more utensils. Best wishes accompanied them on their new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Ed Moore
Eastgaard Good Exchange Vows in Calgary Wedding
Eastgaard and Miss Agnes Yvonne Good were wed at Knox Presbyterian Church Calgary on July 30 with Rev M Esler officiating. Guests from across Canada attended the ceremony including Lenore Virden Hamiota Manitoba Macklin Saskatchewan Haney Vancouver and Edmonton. The couple plan a USA trip then reside at 63 Langdon Drive Calgary.
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Glenn Johnston
Cathy Eastgaard
Thor Shay
My. Ro Mn Watts
Calgary
Devane Johnne
Allan Eastgaard
Lestington Drive
Dacs
Jackson
U.S.A
Langdon Drive
Alberta
Lenore
Virden
Hamiota
Manitoba
Macklin
Saskatchewan
Haney
Vancouver
B.C
Edmonton
Birnie United Church
Mary Doreen
Anna C. Wann
Birnie
William Hannah Gordon
Charles Brown Gordon
Gordon
Kee- Watin
Ontario
Av Worte
James W. Gevdor
Winnipeg
Sol
Rat
Kenora
Manitoba Flying Doctors Serve Far North Hospitals
Manitoba Hospital Services Plan extends to northern communities where flying doctors and northern nursing units provide essential care. Communications between Winnipeg and Berens River rely on boats tractors and helicopters, with radio-telephone links to Pine Falls. a direct hospital radio line is planned to improve emergency consults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
L. Pickering
Manitoba Hospital Services
Winnipeg
Berens River
Pine Falls
Oblate
Itseh
Canada Invests In Growth Since 1954
Since 1954 Canada has totalled 45 billion dollars in capital investment for new plants machinery housing and government facilities with about 70 percent funded from Canadian sources.
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Canada
Special meeting of Birdtail River Division at Shoal Lake
The Birdtail River School Division held a special meeting August 8 1960 at Shoal Lake with Trustees Fulton Selby Stimpson Gamey Reynolds Jand Hunter present Minutes of July 27 approved. Motions approve correspondence actions first reading of by law 4/60 to adjust debenture issue date to December 1 1959 and issue in even thousands Meeting adjourned to August 16 1960 8 pm with listed trustees present. Correspondence and decisions include bus sign protest letters division seal and transportation notes and bids tender forms.
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Shoal Lake
Fulton
Selby
Stimpson
Gamey
Reynolds
Jand Hunter
Killoh
Hunter
Stewart E McLean
Municipal Board
Pelly Trail Nvision
Fort la Bosse
Strataclair
Department of Educaton
Mr. Zaid
Leech Printing
H. R. Hoffman
T. J. MceTacish
Hofean Construction
Jan Brown
Kenton
Miniota
Smiki
Carter Searle
Miniote
Kenton High
Manitoba Road Tenders Reach 1.5 Million in July
Manitoba's summer highways program reports tenders totaling 1.5 million dollars for July. Ten bridges were let including a 166 foot Pembina river crossing on the Pilot Mound Neelin road and two bridges on the Grand Rapids road. Cow-Bridge Ltd submitted the low bid for those two bridges at 49 283 dollars. John Thompson noted the range from 49 283 to 98 412 dollars.Completion will extend PTH No 6 from Gypsumville to Grand Rapids near the Lake Winnipeg hydro plant on the Saskatchewan river. Seven grading contracts were opened, the costliest being a 12 mile PTH 11A stretch from McArthur Falls to St George at 274 775 dollars by A Lehreyer and Waters Construction Co Ltd. Six bids ranged to 404 700 dollars. Gravelling work on PTH 23 Morris to Myrtle bid 358 097 dollars by Benjamin Bros. for the bituminous mat surface on PTH 2 Rathwell to Holland saw the largest July contract at 396 839 dollars with other bids to 396 839 dollars, Thompson said.
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North Morrison Creeks
Cow-Bridge Ltd
John Thompson
Public Works
Gypsumville
Grand Rapids
Lake Winnipeg
Saskatchewan River
McArthur
Holland
Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Bantams
Bob Morton
George Pollock
Uietching
Smith, McConnell and Woods
Meikle, Conocher and Hill
Partners Association
MR. and
Mrs ED. Moore
Eastgaard
Misses Donalda
Gail Good
Manitoba Hospital Services Plan
Birdtail River
Gordon-Wanner
Cecil
Bowe
New York
Amerun
Stephanus
Ruth
Babesch Af Birnie
Margaret Gordon
Cato Rourse
Hugh H. Gordon
James H. Gordon
Carlyle F. Johnston
Birmie
Stanley W. Taylor
Mrs. Ehlers
Falcon Lake
Lake of the Woods
Selkirk
Brandon
Rapid City
Hartney
Neepaw and
Arden
Ke« and
Keewuatin
Pembina River
Neelin Road
Barsee A
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