Water to be available by mid January 1968
The Manitoba Department of Rural Development and Conservation reports that water control will place supply available by mid January 1968 after the sewer and water vote passed by a large margin. Government departments and engineers focus on advertising surveys and negotiations while work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Ichiture
and Conservation
Hatt
William Angus laid to rest in Manitoba obituary note
Obituary notes the death of Wm Angus at 87 after a long ranching life in Manitoba. Born in Banffshire 1875 he homesteaded near Scotia then farmed north of Hamiota with wife Margaret Sangster who died in 1956. The piece recalls his Scottish roots and migration details.
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Wm. Angus
Ijn Im Hamiota
Banffshire
Scotland
Manitoba
Scotia
Virden
Margaret Sangster
Aberdeenshire
Hamiota
Margaret
John Macpherson Fraser Dies at 41 in Windsor Ontario
John Macpherson Fraser aged 41 died July 6 1962 in Windsor Ontario. He was husband of Jeanine Fraser and father of two sons Glen Ronald and John Clark. He leaves his father J Moss Fraser of Winnipeg five brothers and a half brother. He studied in Hamiota and Manchester, served in the Royal Navy, trained as a mechanical engineer, and worked at the Henry Ford Memorial Hospital in Detroit Michigan before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanine Fraser
Ducharne Avenue
Windsor
Ontario
Mr. Fraser
Glen Ronald
John Clark
J. Moss Fraser
Winnipeg
Donald
Kitchener
Clarence
Toronto
Arthur Fraser
Montevallo
Alabama
George
Manitoba
Harold
Vancouver
B.C
Stanley
James Moss Fraser
Frasier
John (Mac) Fraser
Hamiota
Royal Navy
Mac
University of Manitoba
Canada
Henry Ford Memorial Hospital
Detroit
Michigan
Premier to Open 70th Hamida Fair in Hamiota
The 70th Annual Hamida Fair opens July 25 at Hamiota Fair Grounds with a new display building. Premier D. Reblin will officially inaugurate the fair as entries rise to prior years. Exhibits cover ladies displays sewing and 4 H projects, plus cattle sheep swine poultry and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Fair
Manitoba
D. Reblin
Shamrock Midway
Hamiota Lions Club
Childrens
Hamiota Citizens Band
Plumbaramas Return to Manitoba for Rural Plumbing Days
Rural Manitoba residents will see electricity and water benefits during Plumbaramas held in late July and early August. Eight events run 1:30 to 5:00 pm with displays from Manitoba Hydro health and agriculture departments and firms. Free water testing for hardness is offered, and giveaways accompany educational displays on water pressure systems.
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Manitoba
Witien
Manitoba Hydro
Departments of Health and Agriculture
Wirden
Aubrey Lawrence
Russell
T. B. Greaves
Hamiota
L. Mathson
Minnedosa
D. H. McNabb
Elizabeth
Gill Shaw
Ducks Fall Prospects Rise After July Rain Forecast
The July Ducks Unlimited edition notes excellent June rains across prairie breeding grounds maintaining water near spring levels. Brood production depends on July precipitation and cool weather with renesting key after drought last year. Brighter prairie outlooks hinge on continued rain and cooler temps through brood season.
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The
Ducks Unlimited
Angus Gavin
Gavin
Gayin
Red Cross Swimming Classes Open in Salt Lake City
Safety focused program begins July 16 under Strathclair Red Cross sponsorship. Instructors assess pupils for Water Safety Awards while emphasizing instruction, and all children gain better swimming skills and readiness as citizens. Local groups and individuals express thanks for organizing efforts.
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Red Cross
Salt Lake
Strathclair Red Cross
Clive Armstrong
Red Sox drop two as Caldwell’s squad edges win tally
The Red Sox, now 14 6 for the week, dropped two games to Lyne Caldwell’s team with losses by Brandon and Lazare. Brian Smith earned a win in the 13 11 Lazare matchup as Garry Van Buskirk struggled. Don Smith and Lynn Caldwell helped seal the victory. In other action, St Boniface Native Sons led 5 1 before a late rally, final 6 4, with key plays by Cal Smith Lynn Caldwell and Buck Mathison. An indoor track feature highlights Bruce Kid and Bill Crothers of East York Track Club who train under coach Fred Foot, practicing demanding runs amid limited facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Brandon
Lazare
Lyne
Frank McKinnon
Leon McClinton
Goldeye
Cal Smith
Lynn Caldwell
Don Smith
Buck Mathison
Cal
Lynne
Glennis Scott
Buck
Bob Brooks
Brian Smith
Bruce Kid
Bill Crothers
U.S
Crothers
Kid
University of Toronto
Kidd
Brothers
Canada
Tokyo
East York
Fred Foot
Toronto
Magazinerticle
East York Club
University
East End
Miss Agnes Killoh Is Honored At July Church Gathering
About 100 friends gathered July 7 at McConnell Church to fete Miss Agnes Killoh. Lorrene Kopetski escorted Agnes. Mrs. J. Killoh escorted M. Bridge. gifts and toasts followed with hay rack presentation. A light lunch concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Killoh
McConnell
Syrnyk
Lorrene Kopetski
Agnes
J. E. Richardson
G. Killoh
J. Killoh
M. Bridge
Lynn Robinson
Edwina
Susan Wright
John Thomp
Park and Thorpe wedding at Hamiota United Church
Donna Burne daughter of Capt and Mrs M F Thorpe of London England wed Donald Alexander Park son of Mr and Mrs A Park of Hamiota at Hamiota United Church in a candlelight ceremony on July 6. Rev R Clark officiated with vows followed by a reception for about 75 guests. The couple will reside on their farm at Hamiota after a wedding trip to the United States.
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Hamiota United Church
Donna Burne
M. F. Thorpe
London
England
Donald Alexander Park
A. Park
Hamiota
R. Clark
B. Lyng
William Maurer
Saskatoon
R. O’connor
Beth Livingston
Allison
Scooter) Graham
Tom Ramsey
Bill Kerr
Arnold Houck
Lyng
J. E. Hudson
U.S
Park
Luseland
Sask
Winnipeg
McCreary
Killarney
Brandon Foxwarren
Vancouver
B.C
Winnipeg General Hospital
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MR. WM. Angus
Cartwright
Holland
Deloraine
Erickson
John MacPherson Fraser
Mrs. J. Emerson
Kipliff
Linda Mundell
Barbara Ann Scott
Thorpe