Hamiota News Highlights and Local Notes
A collage of local items from Hamiota including new parents Douglas Allan Asselstine, a 1 month old, with AL’N and Beryl Asselstine. bird sightings and wildlife around Shoal Lake. historical notes on March 11 1909 issue and future town development plans in 1962 such as water and sewer services, Central House demolition and Senior Citizen Park Residence expansion. Also mentions Sonny Hunsaker visiting, a sold truck, park residency honors, and community letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Allan Asselstine
Al’*N
Beryl Asselstine
Hamiota
Theo Murray
Orville
Pearl
Highway Improvements Highlight Manitoba Tourism Boost
NUMBER FOUR HIGHWAY from Shoal Lake to Rus sell is praised as among the better provincial construction. It surpasses Number One Highway in smoothness and rivals No 10 from Brandon. A smoother trip to Flin Flon and the scenic Canadian Shield are touted to attract travelers from Canada and the United States. Premier Duff Roblin will open Hamiota's Fair on July 25 and will visit Barry Strickland, M L A for Hamiota. Thought for the week urges tourism with See Canada First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Russell
Brandon
National Park
Clear Lake
Canada
States
Flin Flon
Canadian Shield
Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Duff
Barry
Eileen Strickland
Winnipeg and area residents holiday travel and visits
Local residents and visitors from Winnipeg and surrounding towns spent holidays at family homes and returned from trips. Individuals listed include Dorothy Garrard, Geo Spicer, Jim Park and family, Jack Coombs, Mrs. F. M. Coombs, Carol Edmonds, Valerie and Wanda Clarkey, Mrs. E. T. Beatty, Mrs. M. M. Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Mansell, Wendy, Lloyd Robinson and Darryl, Gordon Edmongs, Mrs. Munshaw, Mrs. Georgie Gammey, Miss Gertrude Runnings, Miss Eileen Douglas who passed nursing exams, Bruce Lemmon, Jack Scurfield, Mr. Gordon Sheardown, Marion Sutherland, Bob Coombs, Rev. and Fred, Marg Bomford, Sgt. K N Ralph and Leigh, Vic Carter, and Mrs. R Philip. Some traveled to Regina and Ottawa while others returned from France.
Sunday Church Notices for Hamiota and Area
Church notices list services for Hamiota United Church Os residents at 11:00 a.m. Junior Sunday School 11 or 12 10 p m. Learner United Church 9 45 a m. Decker 1 30 p m. Strathclair Pastoral Charge 11:00 a m and 1:00 p m. Strathclair Curve Service 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarner United Church
Oie
E.m
Announcement of Douglas Allan's arrival
A birth notice from Allan and Beryl Asselstine announces the arrival of their son Douglas Allan, aged one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Allan
Allan and
Beryl Asselstine
Thompson Anniversary At Home Invitation
On the occasion of their fortieth anniversary Mr and Mrs Arnet Thompson will be at home to friends and relatives from 2 to 5 pm on Sunday July 22 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Harrison Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnet Thompson
Harry Harrison
Hamiota
Explorers Celebrate Year At United Church News
The Explorers and leaders Mrs. Cliff Angus and Mrs. Wes Turnbull staged a smashing year end event with grandmothers joining the girls for a festive church parlors meal. Some Explorers are camping at Wasaga as waterfront activities expand. A float broke free in a storm and was recovered miles away near the lake’s far north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Cliff Angus
Wes. Turnbull
Wasaga
Riding Mountain National Park Canada A Vast Forested Playground
Riding Mountain National Park sits on the northern Great Plains fringe with a 1000 square mile plateau reaching 2200 feet. The park features steep eastern escarpments, 700 mile east west span, dense evergreens and lakes, abundant waterfowl beavers muskrat and a herd of buffalo. Wasagaming townsite on Clear Lake is a popular Canadian vacation resort 125 miles north of the border and 175 miles northwest of Winnipeg with modern highways connecting the province to the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riding Mountain National Park
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Canada
Riding Mountain
Lake Audy
Wasagaming
Clear Lake
Winnipeg
Notice of By law Stop Up Mary Street Hamiota 1962
Village of Hamiota publishes a notice under The Municipal Act announcing a by law to stop up the North Westerly and South Easterly 120 feet of Mary Street between blocks 14 and 15. The plan T filed in Shoal Lake registry and Neepawa Land Titles Office. Council meeting August 9 1962 at 8:00 pm at the village municipal building. Public inspection and hearing rights noted. Dated June 28 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Mary Street
County of Shoal Lake
Neepawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota ‘Echo
U.S.A
F. S. Venables
F. J. Coombs
Everett Gurr
Gordon-Murray-Coombs-Gurr
Prince Edward Island
Sonny” Hunsaker
Sonny
Ottawa
Walter Hunsaker
Raymond
Alta
Hunsaker
Don Kennedy
Don
Maurice Francis
Carol Heddishiemer
Carol
England
Europe
Germany
Foster Parent’s Association
Manitoba Hydro
Brother Bob
Bob
Mother Coombs
Hamiota District Hospital
Ontario
British Columbia
Tom Dillon
Helene
Ilene Strickland
Pas
Jerry Venabies
Dorothy Garrard
Geo. Spicer
Routledge
Jim Park
Vancouver
George Park
Jack Coombs
F. M. Coombs
Carol Edmonds
Valerie
Wanda Clarkey
E.T. Beatty
Isabella
Brockville
Munshaw
M. M. Strickland
R. H. Gradwell
Betty Lee
New Sarum
M. E. Mansell
Wendy
Lloyd Robinson
Darryl
Thos. Thompson
Gordon Edmongs
Mrs. Munshaw
Regina
Fraser Edmonds
Georgie Gammey
Lochart
Gertrude Runnings
Eileen Douglas
Eileen
Ken Fraser
Bruce Lemmon
Cochenour
Jack Scurfield
The
Lake of the Woods
Gordon Sheardown
Donald
California
Marion
Danny
Rhonda
Corrine
John Sutherland
Bob Coombs
Fred
Marge Bomford
Bev
Sgt. K.N
Ralph and
Leigh
Vic Carter
Inglewood
Arnold Houck
R. Philip
Souris
Bessie Houck
Banff
Hamiota United Church
R. E. Clark
G. W. Baycroft
Darroch’s
Electric
OAK River Man
United Church News
Haan
Duncan's Barber & Beauty Shoppe
Reggies
Travel and Conven
Regis Hotel
Smith Street
PHONE
Whitehall
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