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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1968
Page
6
A cash hall event at Hamiota Fraternal features 19 standard games plus a 20th blackout with a $260 jackpot. Games start at 8 p.m. sharp with admission of $1.00 and 25 extra cards available. Proceeds support the Hamiota Fraternal organization.
Winnipeg visitors Patti and Lori Cald well visited grandmother Myrtle Caldwell during the arismal holidays. Vancouver guests Jane and Bob Hudson spent Christmas with Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Hudson. Several relatives attended funerals, birthdays, and family gatherings across Manitoba and Alberta during the season.
Hamiota High School girls defeated the Grad Girls 25 16 while the Grad Boys edged the High School Boys 31 29 in a Boxing Day set. Top scorers included Glenda Kirk Sharon Murray and Karen Anderson with double figures for the school girls and Bonnie Mundell for the Grad Girls. The season’s best crowd occurred at the Grad games. Schedule changes push School teams to travel to Weyburn and Winnipeg for upcoming tournaments.
Farmers should follow soil test driven nitrogen and phosphorus suggestions, but may reduce rates if costs are high. Lowering nitrogen from 60 to 40 pounds per acre lowers wheat yield about three bushels and barley about five. Phosphorus can be reduced modestly. cutting to 30–35 pounds per acre generally avoids major deficiencies.
McConnell Th fourth meeting of the 4H Calf Club met at McConnell Hall at 1 30 on December 27 with 15 members and 2 leaders present. Clayton Brown chaired in the President s absence.
The notice notes exceptions for special shows on Thursday Friday and Saturday with timetable hints and venue reminders. It highlights limited performances and potential changes to standard daily listings.
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