Hamiota Echo Reports Advance to United States
Marion Smuttel leaves for Brandon to work as a nurse’s aide at the Mental Hospital for July and August. The Scotia Ladies Bazaar raised 180.42 with prizes won by Mrs. Bob Milne and Mrs. Myrie Woods, tickets drawn by Wanda Anderson and Lynn Angus.
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Hamiota Echo Oeper
United States
Marion Smuttel
Brandon
Scotia
Bob Milne
Wanda Andereson
Myrie Woods
Arro River
Lynn Angus
Oakner Te and Sale of Home Cooking 1
Community Room hosts a Te and Sale on Saturday July 12 from 7 30 to 10 p m. The Lavinia Church closes until August 3 and Lavinia School winds down with a picnic races and games. Church services suspend for the summer as families visit relatives and attend schools and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Brown
C. P. Brown
R. White
Hamiota
Fannystelle
Jack Ross
Colleen
Corie Colpitts
Sperling
Keith Brown
John Walker
Grandview
James Walker
Youngest United Church class promoted at Oak River
Last Friday in the United Church the youngest class graduated from Baby Band to Mission Band. Lynn Henry Fay Congdon Patti Haggerty Sandra Henry and Linda Darroch received certificates under an arch by the Mission Band. Mrs J Paddock gave an appreciation speech to Superintendent Mrs W White. mothers presented a casserole food warmer. Attendance reached 75. Social details followed with visits and hospital calls noted among local families.
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United Church
Mission Band
Lynn Henry
Fay Congdon
Patti Haggerty
Sandra’ Henry
Linda Darroch
J. Paddock
W. White
Women's Institute Meeting in June at Memorial Hall
The West Manitoba I A K River W I K held a pot supper on June 19 with 23 members present. Business followed, including a proposal to buy flooring tiles and a corner stone ceremony report from Brandon. Delegates reported on district, provincial conventions and plans for a August country garden tour.
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W. IL
O’canada
B. Hyndman
W. Clubb
W. White
Brandon
Children’s Aid Society Hospital
Weekend Visitors and Local Graduations Highlight Small Town
Miss Agnes Killoh stayed home over the weekend then plans to travel to Winnipeg for summer school at MTI. Mrs Don Brown of Trenton Ontario visits her parents Mr and Mrs Mansell for a month. Mr Clinton Lawson of Miami joined Mr Glennis Sco yome for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Lauder Hamilton were noted among local residents with weekend activities.
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Herwire-Union
Miss Clark
Miss Skoglund
Alexander
Viola Skoglund
Erickson
Irma Clark
Treesbank
Murray Richardson
Boyd Lief
Gladwyn Scott
Winnipeg
University
Mundell
Walmsley
Agnes Killoh
M.T.I
Don Brown
Trento
Ontario
M. Mansell
Clinton Lawson
Miami
Glennis Sco
Lauder Hamil
Donna Heapy Feted At Bridal Shower In W I Hall
Community honors Donna Heapy bride elect with a June 21 shower in the W I Hall. Jean Bailey escorted the bride elect, Mrs J MacAuley the groom’s mother, gifts presented by Valerie Argue and Brian Jesperson. Out of town guests listed from Hamiota and Kenton.
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Theresa Peacock
Lavinia Church
D McConnell
G Stewart
L McConnell
I Lo
Brian An
Janis Stewart
Theresa
Wm Baxter
J Reid
W I
Donna Heapy
W. I. Hall
Jean Bailey
J. MacAuley
M. Hannah
Valerie Argue
Brian Jesperson
B. Powe
Donna
Hannah
Baily
Jesperson
Greenaway
Skinner
Hery
Argue
Black
MacAuley
Griffiths
Westbrook
Genung
G. Smith
Carol Ann
Hamiota
S. Gould
Doreen Gould
Curtis
Hill
G. Hutchison
Kenton
Pony League Thriller Seals Crandall Playoff Victory
Donnie Smith pitched seven hits and thirteen strikeouts to guide Crandall to a 11-6 sudden death win over the Pony League rival Mid West League. Crandall and Hamiota finished tied in the standings, while Crandall later defeated Elphintone 4-2 in the Dominion Day final. The obituary notes Claude Brereton’s funeral in Cardale with Masonic lodge attendance and mentions Don Messith leading tributes, alongside local family details and burial at Marney cemetery.
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Pony League
Crandall
Donnie Smith
Denny Maitland
Doug Venables
Clayton Wyburn
Ken Morton
Hamiota
Pony Aggregation
Elphintone
Claude Brereton
Cardale
H. Harland
Strathclair
A. Friebert
Oak River
Masonic, Orange and Oddfellow
N. McTavish
T. Gibbons
H. English
L. McTavish
R. Espey
S. Thompson
Masonic Lodge
ILO
Alexander
Claude
Ters
Winnipeg
Edna
McConnell
Lottie Peillull
Ed Mathison
Vista
Don Smith
Lloyd
Hamiota Hospital
Robert Hodgson
Alex
Elnora
Allo
George
James
Marney Cemetery
Grant MacAuley
J. Bredin
Brandon
Farewell event marks McLennan family move from Oak River
W Darroch presented a gift to Cheryl on behalf of the Figure Skating Club as Henry and the School Board spoke of ties with Don McLennan family. The crowd sang There Is a Tavern In the Town and Auld Lang Syne before lunch and fellowship for the McLennan family. Mr and Mrs E Stopperl of Souris attended the farewell on Saturday night.
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Oak River
W. Darroch
Cheryl
Clu
Henry
Don
McLennan
E. Stopperl
Souris
Friends Farewell to D R McLennan and Family
Oak River community held a farewell at Memorial Rink for D R McLennan Mae and family on the 25th. Stan Henry chaired the program with local talent honoring the couple with gifts including a Lazy Boy chair and TV tables. Don McLennan thanked Oak River as a progressive, heartfelt community.
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Oak River
D. R. McLennan
Mae
Stan Henry
Don
Hamiota dominates regional baseball tourney action
Oak River edged Little League 4-3 at Elphinstone as Brian Smith fanned 13 over six innings. Kenton beat Ham iota 9-7 in extra innings at Decker sports day. Ham iota swept Binscorth 12-3 to close the Birtle tourney. Scott and Al Robertson homered for the winners. Pony Grad downed Decker 8-4 to top the Mid Western circuit.
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Oak River
Elphinstone
Brian Smith
Oak Lake
Ellis Woods
John Marks
Lee Pollock
Melvin Smith
Ham
Hamiota
Minnesota
Scott
Brandon Athletics
Jim Mathison
al Robertson
Harvey Duncan
Dallas Smith
Rob Binscorth
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Bae Ty
Bill Brooks
Sylvania, Dumont and
Sparton TV
W. H. Brooks
Hamteta
H. Cooke
Decker, Man
Crown Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Toronto
Canada
Harry L. Trumb
Birtle Hotel
Birtle, Man
Duncan's
Miniota Radio Electric & T.V
Miniota
Phillips
Philco & Electrohome
Wedgewood Dining Room
Forest Room
ST. Regis Hotel
Les Smith Sweet
F.S. Venables
Oakner
Lavinia
Lavina
Anda Knight
Glenn
Bruce Baxter
Ray Williams
Alberniane
Percy Taylor
Barry
Larry Smith
Huntsville
Ont
Reid
F. White
I. McCrindle
S. Henry
C. Hyndman
E. Hyndman
Fort Frances
Louisa Hopley
Hopley
Iak River
Report On
D. R. McLennan & Family
Decker
Lefty
Bob Brooks
Wurler
J. M. Williams
Siamiota Man
Daniel G. Levenick
L.B
Notary Public
Man
F. A. Hodge
C. E. Webb Chiropractor
Rosser Ave
Brandon, Man
Foster
Harding
Ottawa
Quebec
Gaspe
Laurentian Mountains
St. Anne de Beaupre’s Shrine
Quebec City
Montreal
Maritimes
Nova Scotia
Seaside Resort
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
CNR
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