Manitoba Stockyards Show Sets Cattle Sale Records
Seventy one pens of fat cattle were shown at the Manitoba Pool Stockyards Brandon on June 10 with 47 producers participating. Hans Immekar of Swan River owned the champion pen of heifers a Simmental group weighing 6245 lb selling for 89 1/4 cents per lb. Howard McCausland of Boissevain led the champion steers a Limousin group weighing 6155 lb selling for 85 3/4 cents per lb. Total pens sold 53 averaging 84.12 cents per lb with 25 pens bought by agri business.
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Brandon
Manitoba Pool
Manitoba
Doug Bishenden
Gordon Ferguson
Clarence Williamson
Hans Immekar
Swan River
Simmental
Gork Bros
Birnie
Lyle McKay
Glenella
Manitoba Charolais Association
Virden
Co-op Feeds
Howard McCausland
Boissevain
Manitoba Pool Livestock
Charolais
K & L Farms
Stiles and Kelly Transport
Manitoba Simmental Association
Bill
Ted Simpson
P. Quintaine and Son
Holmsyde Charolais
Forrest
Minnedosa Tire
Minnedosa
Cattlex Ltd
Hamiota
Virden Soil Services
Hire a Student Week Hits Hamiota Postponements
Bad weather limited activity for Hire A Student Week with only one business, Campbell Flower Funeral Home, hiring a student for two days. The Odd Job Squad Day in Shoal Lake was moved to Saturday and several Hamiota businesses did not participate.
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Shoal Lake
Hamiota
Campbell Flower/Funeral Home
Community Notes From Miniota And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Hazel Graham and Mr Bill Walker of Birtle dined with us on Thursday June 27. Hazel is aunt to Dorothy Brown our cook. Edna Brown returns to her suite after two months away. Weekend visitors include Linda Saskatoon Shauna Thompson Brandon and Carla Brown. Neighbors Ivy Lockhart Eleanor OCallaghan May Watters Edna and Rae Leland from Arrow River also visited. Sam Foote returned to his suite after a brief hospital stay. I attended graduation with Sonny and Alice Sheane. grandsons Kelly Armitage and Chris Schrader graduated. Rumor says Mrs Mabel Stowe may soon return. July 1 rain canceled events. 2% rain in Miniota helped moisture.
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Hazel Graham
Bill Walker
Birtle
Hazel
Dorothy Brown
Edna Brown
Betty Ann Ellerington
Linda
Saskatoon
Shauna Thompson
Brandon
Carla Brown
Ivy Lockhart
Eleanor O'Callaghan
May Watters
Edna and
Rae Leland
Arrow River
Sonny
Alice Sheane
Kelly Armitage
Chris Schrader
Neelin High
Mabel Stowe
Miniota
Mixed Night Golf Draws 52 Players at Hamiota
The first mixed night of 1991 drew 52 golfers in a 2 ball foursome. Prizes awarded in three flights include Poole and Lowe first in the First Flight, Mathison and Cosgrove first in the Second Flight, Westbrook and Westbrook first in the Third Flight. Longest drive No 1 won by Al Gordon and closest to pin No 6 by Garry Webber. Ladies night July 10 and Men's night July 17 with 5 to 7 p.m. tees.
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Hamiota
Gerry Poole
Lil Lowe
Howie
Jean McKinnon
Graham Jamieson
Phyl Routledge
Earl Mathison
Shayne Cosgrove
Rick
Irene Robinson
Mace
Sally MacDonald
Bob
Hazel Westbrook
Pat McTavish
Helen Wiltsey
Bob King
Ed Cochrane
al Gordon
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Redfern Farm Services
Garry Maxwell Insurance
Grandview
Fresser Wholesale Meats
Winnipeg
Imperial Esso
Russell
Shur Gro
Burns Meats
Shur Gro Farm
Killarney
Oakburn
Gladstone
Neepawa
Brandon Hills
Feed-Rite
Phil's Service
Wawanesa
Anderson-Butler Livestock
M. Mel Hatch Ltd
Cargill Nutrena Ltd
Virden Auction Mart
Case S.H
Shell Canada
Brandon Radiator Services
Shur Gro Farm Services
Dwayne Campbell
Hamiota - Kenton - Shoal Lake
Strathclair
Parkissimo Lodge
Mr. al Armitage
Sam Foote
Hamiota Hospital
Wintons
Custom Homes
China
Garry Webber
Canada
Serviettes
Royal Albert
Royal Doulton
Silver Candlebras CO
Cardale Sales
Cardale
Toshiba L & B’s
Radio & T.V. Sales & Service
Philishave Razors
Toshiba & Philips
Lloyd
Betty Bosiak
4Th Ave
Man
Armstrong
Ryan Hamilton
P.O. Box
Romoto
3Rd St. S.E
Hail Insurance
Sears
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