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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1969
Page
2
Mrs. Harvey Gray excelled in Brandon Fair 4-H exhibits with 31 entries across handicraft sewing baking and preserving. She won 11 first prizes 10 second prizes and 6 third prizes in a keen competition.
Hamilton and Sarnia owners share a part interest in the Hamiota golf course where two visiting players left new golf balls in a water hazard after rain. Frank Glinz of Hamilton and Barney McIntyre of Sarnia faced weather and scorekeeping delays, while Barney’s ride on a Little Farm saddle hampered his play. Scottie and Jean Yates of Vancouver tour the prairie routes, misdirected to Rivers Airport and Ted Coulson’s farm blind while plotting radar for prairie trails. Dorothy Jane Hudson hosts a Quebec student visitor as bilingual exchange continues. Manitoba and Ontario notes report shop license reductions, steamer builds, and Winnipeg construction costs. The week closes with weddings, fishing trips, and a reminder that effort follows trial and error.
Nora Mae Hutton and Wylie Hall Spafford wed June 14 at United Church Minnedosa officiated by Rev. K. Houston. The couple will reside in Winnipeg after their wedding trip to Eastern Canada.
A brief meditation cites Romans 5 6 noting Christ died for the ungodly in due time. The verse emphasizes divine mercy through the crucifixion and the timing of salvation.
The Weed Control District in Hamiota hosts a 1:00 p.m. weed tour showcasing Ansar and Gramoxone applications and fertilizer demonstrations. Contact Weed Supervisor Don Kennedy for details. Bovine asthma threatens Manitoba cattle mid July to late August, with about 30 percent mortality. remove affected animals from pasture and consult a veterinarian.
Lilian Annie Reader died June 21 1969 at Hamiota District Hospital after a life in England Northern Ontario Saskatchewan and Manitoba She leaves husband Frederick two sons Frederick and James a daughter Mrs George Peacock four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren with interment at Hamiota Cemetery. Rev A McColl officiated the service at McConnell Bros Funeral Home.
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