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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 10, 1980

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Hamiota 100th Birthday Marked By Settlement History

A centennial account details Hamiota Manitoba founding in 1879 by Curry Murray Middleton Brown Brimcomb Pedlow and Hamilton families who settled land grants from Lord Selkirk and HBC. It notes RCMP arrival brings security, early post office, school 1892 and railroad 1891, plus key shops and figures shaping the town.

Hamiota Curry Murray Middleton Brown Brimcomb Pedlow Hamilton Manitoba Lord Selkirk Hudson Bay Company R.C.M.P

Snow Much To Do Winter Promo Encourages Tourism

Manitoba rolls out a winter promotional campaign under Economic Development and Tourism Minister J. Frank Johnston. A taped musical message titled Snow Much To Do will be available to approved tourism operators and associations to boost in province winter activities. The province uses the tapes in a winter radio blitz to stimulate tourism and capitalize on rising public interest in local winter fun.

Winnipeg Manitoba J. Frank Johnston

Banquet and Youth Meetings Held in Hamiota and Strathclair

The Hamiota-Strathclair group held an annual parent youth banquet on November 23 at Chumah Hall Hamiota with the theme A Firmer Foundation featuring Pastor Ron Pierce of Brandon. The Young People met December 7 at Strathclair Baptist Church led by Owen Bryce, then December 21 concert in Strathclair followed by lunch at Don and Cheryl Ulrichs. The December 22 party at Mr and Mrs Carman Ulrichs featured Valerie Ulrich speaking on lighting the world and candles of testimony. The group closed the year with C. Ulrich leading a final meeting and Glenda Ulrich speaking on God promises, then bowling at Minnedosa.

Hamiota Chumah Hall Hamiota-Strathclair Ron Pierce Brandon Young People’s Baptist Church Strathclair Owen Bryce Don Cheryl Ulrich Carman Ulrich Valerie Ulrich C. Ulrich Glenda Ulrich Minnedosa

1980 Lions Telethon aims for record with longer broadcast

Telethon chairman Marvin McGonigal promises biggest event yet at Winnipeg Convention Centre from 9:00 p.m. Saturday January 26 to 6:00 p.m. Sunday January 27 with CKY-TV coverage. Funds to date total nearly one million dollars for the Lions Disability Fund for Children led by Chairman Ross Malabar. Tara Hilborn seven, a Spina Bifida student from Woodhaven School, is highlighted as the real star amid a star studded lineup including Mike Darow Patsy Gallant and others. The drive seeks 100000 for a single project and features a charity roller thon and bank collections in towns across Manitoba.

Lions Marvin McGonigal Winnipeg Convention Centre Cky-Tv Lions Disability Fund For McGonigal Ross Malabar Disability Fund Tara Hilborn Spina Bifida Tara Woodhaven Saint’s Manitoba

Happy Gang Christmas Party Ends 1979 With Gifts and Lunch

The Happy Gang held its Christmas party on December 19 with about 50 attendees. They enjoyed 500 a game, Old Time Orchestra music, Santa’s visit, chocolates from Willing Working Kitchen staff, a fruit cake won by Mrs. Frank Gray, a second chocolate draw won by Brad Knight, gift pickups via numbered draws, lunch, and monthly flowers from Campbells Flowers.

Happy Gang Santa Wilmot Kirk Frank Gray Brad Knight Hamiota Campbells Mac

Christmas Party Brings Community Centre Cheer in Hamiota

The Shuf fleboard and Carpet Bowling clubs held their annual Christmas Party at the Community Centre on December 20. Etta English won top whist and Doris Pollock had the low. Buz Smith led gent's high with low to Pearl Kidd. An old time orchestra played for dancing, a Santa substitute donated money for the Personal Care Home, and a large lunch followed with Christmas wishes.

Hamiota Etta English Pearl Kidd Buz Smith Doris Pollock Santa Claus

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