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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 19, 1961

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Hamiota Fair Set for July 26 1961 Highlights

The 69th Hamiota Fair and Sports Day will be held on July 26, 1961. Exhibits include light horse, beef cattle, poultry, cooking and canning with increases over last year. Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn Shows expect 60 entries. Hereford cattle present. new display building planned for 1962. Shamrock Midway Brandon, Citizens Band and Majorettes attend. meals on grounds. seniors and boys baseball programs. Minister C H Witney to open at 2:00 p.m.. dance at Fraternal Hall with Hamiota Red Peppers at 10:00 p.m.

C. H. Witney

Hamiota-Shoal Lake 4-H Rally Held Monday July 10

The Hamiota-Shoal Lake Rally at Shoal Lake drew 33 4-H clubs on Monday July 10. Faye Leland of Arrow River Sewing Club crowned Queen. Shar on Baily and Shirley Charney of Oak River Sewing named Princesses. Awards went to Helen Whetter and Marlene James for Girls and Agricultural clubs. Parade winner was Bartle Clothing Club with Miniota Merry Sitchers as Reserve Champion.

Shoal Lake Faye Leland Arrow River Sewing Club Percy Chegwin Bartle Clothing Miniota Merry Sitchers McConnell Miniota Vista Combined Rossburn Hamiota

New Standard Road Signs Erected Across Manitoba Highways

Hon John Thompson announces installation of new Canadian standard road signs on major Manitoba highways this summer and along PTH 3 PTH 57 PTH 10 PTH 6 and PTH 7. Signs use red yellow blue and green colors with graphic features to aid instant recognition and warn of curves blind intersections and clearance limits.

Manitoba John Thompson Q.C Winnipeg Saskatchewan

Manitoba safety program trains 1242 school bus drivers

Manitoba's government safety program for school bus drivers reports 1242 trained and tested with one still under suspension. A field safety team has tested drivers in dense population areas and 85 failed the written test, 81 passed orally on first attempt, three of four who failed oral on first try passed on second. One will try a third time. Inspectors corrected defects in 738 buses and drivers received government qualification cards. Drivers warn motorists to stop for stationary school buses and heed related regulations.

Manitoba J. B. Carroll Public Utilities Carroll

Sixteenth Hhill Sunley Clan Picnic Held at The Narrows

The sixteenth annual Hhill- Sunley Clan Picnic gathered 109 members and 2 victors at The Narrows on Saturday July 8. A bountiful supper followed by swimming, horseshoes and a ball game. Oldest member Mrs Will Reid of Oakner. youngest Laurel Fay Sunley of Decker. Ernie Sunley elected chairman and A C Hill secretary treasurer for another year. Attendees from Walkerton Ontario and multiple Saskatchewan towns and Manitoba and Winnipeg locations.

Hhill- Sunley Clan the Narrows Will Reid Oakner Laurel Fay Sunley Bob Sunley Decker Ernie Sunley A.C. Hill Walkerton Ontario Humboldt Saskatchewan Burr North Battleford Hamiota Kenton Lenore

Oak River 4 H Dairy Club Achievement Day Winners

The Oak River 4 H Dairy Club held an achievement day during the fair on July 11. Earl Gould of Kenton exhibited the Grand Champion Jersey yearling and led in showmanship, while Mavis Stephens of Cardale earned top honors in several classes including Junior showmanship and best halter broken calf. Barbara Stephens and Donnie Gould also won red ribbons in multiple divisions with other exhibitors like Dick Heapy and Allan Reid placing in calf and yearling contests.

Oak River

Family reunion gathers Hill clan after forty years apart

On Sunday July 9 a Hill family reunion supper was held at the A C Hill home. Eight members reunited for the first time in four decades with relatives from Oakner Humboldt Saskatchewan Miniota Burr Winnipeg Winnipeg Oakner North Battleford Walkerton Ontario and Lenore. Visitors from Crandall Hamiota Kenton joined for a social evening after pictures and music.

A. C. Hill Hill Will Reid Bertha Leslie Oakner Ross Bell Maud Ronald Humboldt Saskatchewan Herman Hill Art Miniota Walter Hill Muriel Charlie Sutherland Burr Fred Hill Walkerton Ontario Archie Hill Charlie Winnipeg Harvey Chris Brown Alma Wilf R. Grendinning Jean North Battleford Will Bell Crandall J. E. Sunley Hamiota Stanley Hunt Kenton

Commissions Tied to Sales Not Arguments Won

The rule states commissions are earned only for sales completed, not for arguments won. This emphasizes tangible transactions over verbal victories in compensation.

Miss Margaret Skinner Honored At Community Shower

A miscellaneous shower in the community room honored Miss Margaret Skinner a bride elect. Escorting guests were Mrs. Don Hawkins Mrs. Skinner by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lawn by Mrs. R. Skaymann. The groom also attends the wedding.

Margaret Skinner Don Hawkins Skinner Smith Lawn R. Skaymann W. A. McConnell Barry Sims Margaret Lynda Preston Murray Shayman

Wedding at OPRUK KIRK United Church

A double ring ceremony took place at Hamicota United Church on June 24 1961 at 2 00 pm joining Con stance Florence Kirk and Willard Peter Opruk. The bride wore a satin gown with lace and pearls, a four tier veil, and carried sweetheart roses. Attendants included Doreen Linda and Donna Kirk with bridesmaids in pale green Swiss brocade. The groom was attended by Norman Little Delmar Kirk with ushers Dennis Kirk and James Emerson. A light lunch followed, a 6 00 pm reception at Sandy Lake Hall, and a reception toast before a wedding dance and honeymoon trip to the USA.

Hamicota United Church Constance Florence Connie Wilmot E. Kirk Doreen and Linda Donna Kirk Norman Little Delmar Kirk Dennis Kirk James Emerson P. Opruck W. W. Kirk Sandy Lake Ukrainian Hall Clark Dave Vickerman USA

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M. M. Strick Land Society Light Horse Aberdeen the Agricultural Society the Shamrock Brandon Hamiota Citizens Hamiota-Shoal Lake District Sheila Brooks Carol Brooks Pam Hodge Cheryl Adams Janice Morgan Beulah Phyllis Mathison Carol Gow Audrey Brooks Lee Arrow River Wendy Currie Patmera Attwood Isabella Arnold Paterson Dawn McConnell McConnell Janet Longmutr Leonard Leland Ross Leland Bob Neal Helen Paddock Garry Stewart Lyla Killah McConnell Glen Bridge Edwina Kallah McConnell Dairy Garry Leland Ken Robinson Katiie Hanlin Don Glengarry Longmuir Ab Shoemaker Linda Knight Clare Clark Decker Melvin Black Oak Riv Sharon Henderson Gail Primmer Cardale Sandra River Edwin Rothnie Debra Charles Mavis Purdy Beverley Maguire Brenda Irwin Linda Rivers Don Ariss Ken Powell Faye Vicki Leland Wendy Curry Diane Williams Shirley Charney Carol Walden Garth Powell Dale Kostak Marlene James Bill Chappell David Gayle Primmer Gail Clark Kathy Clark Jat Amy Edith Ariss Miniata Allan Currie Don Armitage Mac Leland Kevin Leland Rick Robinson Roger Stel Red Isabella Jue Beulah Clothing Cardale Garden Cardale Clothing Arrow River Clothing Hill - Sunley Oak River 4-H Dairy Club Nie Gould Allan Reid Ann Henry Barbara Stephens Earl Gould Mavis Stephens Dick Heapy Bruce Stephens Mavis Earl Opruk-Kirk
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