Opportunities for Youth Complete Local Program
Six university students: Don R. Hudson Hamiota Colleen Strickland Hamiota Ian Taylor Margaret Kelly Rivers Winston Smith Trudy Ding wall Grandview, received mission from the Federal Government to operate DFY program Community Alive. Dates in Hamiota August 9 to 20. Communities Rivers Gilbert Plains Grand View Timberton Reserve near Grandview participate.
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Don R. Hudson
Hamiota
Colleen Strickland
Ian Taylor
Margaret Kelly
Rivers
Winston Smith
Trudy Dingwall
Grandview
Community Alive
Gilbert Plains
Timberton Reserve
Hudson
Community Alive program finishes two-week run in Hamiota
The Community Alive project completed a two week event in Hamiota with a Day Camp for 148 youths in crafts games and activities. Evening programs included visits with seniors a film festival a record hop and a community wiener roast. Total attendance reached 159 with thanks to Don Hudson and Mary Corley among others.
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Hamiota
Young At Heart
Park Residence
Mary Corley
Ivories
Rankin
Don Hudson
Community Alive
Clear Lake
Lake Audy
Red Rover
RCMP
Hudson
Warhol Soup Can Painting Delights or Offends
Toronto Saturday Night notes publisher Fulford discusses Andy Warhol works comparing his soup can image to Campbell treasures. The piece questions why some find Warhol art fun while others see little value.
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Toronto
Fulford
End of Summer Rec in Hamiota Sparks Call for Tennis Courts
The writer thanks patrons, coaches, and workers for a summer of recreation in Hamiota and admits shortcomings. He urges the town to hire a full time recreation director and pushes council to consider tennis courts, promising action if residents request it.
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Hamiota
Kerr School Cairn Dedication Honors Pioneer Families
Mrs Mabel Arthur and Mrs Inez Lindsay unveiled halves of the Kerr School Cairn in Hamiota district to honor pioneers of the first school and post office. The site was two miles south and east of current Hamiota. The ceremony, attended by 94 guests, featured Rev Earl Dixon and local officials, with remarks about Philip Kerr and the early community, including the Frazer and Kerr families who aided settlers.
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Mabel Arthur
Kerr
Kerr School
Hamiota
Arthur
Philip Kerr
Inez Lindsay
Lindsay
Jag. QO. Frazer
Winnipeg
Gard
Frazer
Elphinstone
Harry Whimster
Murdo Whimster
Presbyterian Church
S. E
Walter Whyte
Smith
Toronto
Cameron
Tom Hamilton
Homme
P.O
Hamilton
Geo. Elliott
Clara Elliott
J. O. Frazer
Floss Fraser
J. H. Fraser
Crandall
Kerr Fraser
Fred Morrison
Bessie McMillan
Merie Fraser
Olla Shier
Elizabeth Shier
Imogen Smith
Jennie
Hogland Gladys Houck
Marie McNutt
Miss M. Smith
Miss Evans
Ontario
Merle Fraser
Hamiota School
Worden
Ernest Atkinson
Phelps Mills
Minn
Sask
Norman Turnbull
Binsearth
Atkinson
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