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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1964
Page
1
The Soil Conservation forage policy returns with seed sold at $2.00 per acre plus shipping. Orders for 10 to 30 acres are allowed per farmer and may extend to multiple years. Deadline is Oct 28 1964 with spring delivery and nine mixtures available on a first come basis. Also notes on summerfallow weed control urging timely cultivation or 2 4 D spray to curb thistles before winter.
The author recounts a Manitoba vacation visiting Salt Lake and Birtle, noting cottages, friendly locals from Strathclair District, and a Christian Education Centre under construction. He details meetings with the Knight, Stewart, Gregory families, and a pleasant Brando visit, plus shopping in Hamiota.
About fifty friends gathered in Chumah Hall on a Wednesday evening to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Hunsaker before they left for Regina. Guests included family, Rivers residents, and the Brandon Salvation Army Band played while neighbors spoke of their plans and memories.
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a regular meeting at Shoal Lake on August 4 1964 with trustees Stimpson Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Fraser Rankin present. Motions adopted July 30 1964 minutes and required written applications for secondary students to attend nonhome schools, plus adjournment to meet August 7 1964 at Crandall.
Hamiota wins 4 2 to take a 3 1 lead over The Pas in best of three series. Mel Smith earns the win as Hamiota rallies from behind with key hits by Dick Coombs and Roger Stewart. Rick Robinson injures. Hamiota later tops St Lazare 3 2 in league final action.
Hamiota dominates Elkhorn 15 to 1 in the Provincial Title contest as Robbie Woods shines with pitching and hitting. Don Ramsey, Don Niven, and Bob Caldwell drive key runs while Hamiota fans celebrate a 5 run fourth inning and minimal errors.
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