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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 12, 1961

Page

4

District Happenings Mie Local Notes

Noreen McConnell returned home last week from Rankin Inlet where she taught for two years. Miss Bernice Hodgson of Winnipeg spent the past weekend at home. Mrs. McWhirtes and Norman visited Winnipeg last week. Donald Tremaine spent last week at the United Church Camp. Philip Tremaine and Dallas Johns attended the cub camp at Salt Lake last weekend.

Noreen McConnell Rankin Inlet Bernice Hodgson Winnipeg

Colbeck Couple Welcome Son Cameron James

Pope Les Colbeck and Lois Colbeck announce the arrival of their chosen son Cameron James. The parents mention the newborn with joy and gratitude.

Les Lois Colbeck M Kat Cameron James

Winnipeg Visitors and Prairie Weekend Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Colin Milne and family and Mr John Milne Jr of Winnipeg visit the Milne and McFeely homes. Mrs Ivan Kirk and Alexis return to Saskatoon after a stay at the Milne and McFeely homes. Gordon and Marjorie Thomson and boys of Brandon spend the weekend at the C M Anderson home. Miss Phylis Rankin of Winnipeg leaves for a two month tour to Europe.

Colin Milne John Milne Winnipeg Milne and McFeely Ivan Kirk Alexis Saskatoon Gordon Marjorie Thomson Boys Brandon C. M. Anderson Phylis Rankin Europe

Visitors travel through Decker and nearby districts

Mr and Mrs Bob Dale and family of Fort Churchill visit Decker and Hamietta areas. F W Decker of Victoria BC visits Decker area while La Vern Ganvmack and kids tour Calgary. D Bedford of Brandon and M Bedford of BC visit Wes Runchey home. Ruth Knox Barbara Cochran and Frank Gamble call on their West Coast trip. Lou Cochran and wife go Montreal motor trip to visit Melvin Cochran family. Mack family Winnipeg visit T Bailey. Congratulations to Billy Madsen in Brandon horse show.

Bob Dale Fort Churchill Decker and Hamidta F. W. Decker Victoria B.C Decker and Hamietta La.Verne Ganvmack Calgary Alberta D. Bedford Brandon Morrice Bedford Wes Runchey Ruth Knox Barbara Clinton Ontario Frank Gamble Chatsworth Lou Cochran W. Cochran H. Cooke Karen Clear Lake Bessie Doherty Winnipeg Montreal Tne Melvin Cochran Mack T. Bailey Billy Madsen

13th Oak River 4-H Rally Attendance at Brandon Exhibition

13 members of the Klipper Kutter Klothing Klub attended the Western Inter-District 4-H Rally at Brandon with 97 clubs represented. Sharon Baily crowned Queen for modeling turquoise formal gown. Also notes on campers, district camps, and local visits including Fort Eco baseball finals and trips to Brandon Exhibition.

Klipper Kutter Klothing Klub Brandon Sharon Baily Donna Brenda Johns Winnipeg Beach Armstrong C. Sparling Oak River Salt Lake Me’srs Mori Terri Nishibata Grace Bullock Helen Paddock Cubs Miniota Hamiota Cardale B.B Fort Eco Vista Cubs Fred Glinz

Wedding of W T Oak River and Bruce Wiliam Kirk

Mr and Mrs W T Oak River exchanged vows with Bruce William Kirk in Brandon on Saturday June 17 at 4 pm. The ceremony at the Thompson home featured violin music by Elgin Stewart and a reception for about thirty guests. The bride Tressa Elizabeth Thompson wore a mauve dress, with a detailed description of attire for the bridal party. The couple departed for a short honeymoon to Clear Lake and will reside in Brandon.

W. T. Oak River Bruce Wiliam Kirk F. Judd Brandon W. Thomps A. Friebert Elgin Stewart Tressa Elizabeth Thompson Donald Hall Branton Scott Thompson Clear Lake

Letters to the Editor from Hamiota Manitoba

A Hamiota reader protests slower Winnipeg mail delivery. He advocates keeping truck service and urges night trucking to match trains, allowing late afternoon mail cutoffs and next morning sorting to reduce delays.

Winnipeg Hamota

Obituary: M. Robert Taylor Clark Dies at 77

The death of M. Robert Taylor Clark occurred Saturday at Hamiota Hospital. Born July 26, 1889 in Blaiis district, he lived and farmed in the area all his life. He married Laura M. Heise in 1916 and is survived by daughter Roberta Patterson and son Russel, plus five grandchildren. World War II claimed his older son James. Funeral arrangements were handled by McConnell’s with services at Isabella Church conducted by Rev. C Geddes and Rev. S Walmsley.

M. Robert Taylor Clark Hamiota Hospital Blaiis United Church Laura M. Heise Roberta Patterson Flin Flen Russel James Aller Isabella Margaret M. Drummond Winnipeg MccConnell Isabella Church C. Geddes S. Walmsley R. Scarth S. Johnson T. Stews G. Sutherland Messrs R. Reid R. Irvine R. Stewart D. Heise S. Teasdale A. Adams Tsabella

Unemployment in Canada and the need for lower taxes

The article argues unemployment is Canada’s top problem and blames high tax rates for limiting employer hiring. It urges governments to cut taxes to encourage investment, expand hiring, and reduce unemployment, asserting political fear and social welfare cost block rational action. It notes half of corporate profits go to taxes, reducing funds for growth.

Canada Moost

Young Manitobans Learn Forest Conservation Tactics

About 3,500 youths join day-long outdoor classes at Sandilands Forest Reserve near Hadashville to study forest growth, fires, reforestation, and wildlife. The program, started in 1959 by CFA Manitoba, the Canadian Institute of Foresters, and the province, trains students in identification, fire prevention, and responsible forest stewardship.

Sandilands Hadashville Manitoba CFA Canadian Institute of Foresters Department of Unions and Natural Resources

Outdoor Classes Draw Pupil Groups To Site

Classes ranging from 50 to 60 pupils travel by chartered bus to a site for visualizing school lessons. Most students come from grades 7 to 9, with many 5th and 6th graders also visiting. The program runs with strong teacher and principal support and resumes in September, continuing to mid October.

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