Family Reunion Held at Ross Sheardown Home Hamiota
A outdoor family reunion on Sunday July 16 at the Ross Sheardown residence drew 62 attendees. Participants included the Sheardown, Jamieson, Ellis, Alexander, Houck, and Delany families from Manitoba, British Columbia, and Texas. Food was supplied by guests. Brian Glen and Ross barbequed. pies and a large watermelon provided and enjoyed by all. weather cooperated with a light sprinkle during supper.
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Hamiota
Ross Sheardown
Marion
Gordon Sheardown
Kenton
Manitoba
Cori
Brenda McCloud
Fort Worth
Texas
Danny Sheardown
Beth
Jamie Jamieson
Maria Allan
Michael Jamieson
Boissevain
Dianne
Graham Jamieson
Lorne Sheardown
Denny Sheardown
Winnipeg
Kathy
Dearie
Wanda
Dawn Slimmon
Shoal Lake
Norma
Ross
Leslee Sheardown
Leslee Sheardown, Hamiota
Doreen
Jim
Lori
Jill Alexander
Lenore
Connie
Harry
Stacey Ellis
Debbie
Fred
Krista Delany
Portage la Prairie
Greg Alexander
Lynn Chartier
Aubigny
Melanie
Brett
Darby Alexander
Linda
Jon Ellis
Melvin Sheardown
Brandon
Helen
Glen
Thea
Ariana
Stephen
Dean Sheardown
Richmond
B.C
Merle
Jack Houck
Shirley
Bill
Colleen Little
Decker
Inza
Harvey Houck
Nora
Alex Kirk
Barb
Bruce
Kirk Penton
Karen
Brian
Angie Mathison
Brenda Baker
Brian McKee
Brookdale
Ellen
Tom Robinson
Binscarth
Robinson’s
Directors Seek Restore Manitoba Pool Service in Rail Plan
Manitoba Pool Elevators directors meeting in Winnipeg voiced concern over Prairie Rail Action Committee recommendations. They argued the plan ignores producers needs for acceptable service and reduces six lines plus parts of others to the basic network. Farmers will face longer hauls and higher costs as service shifts to alternate lines, with major capital outlays for producers.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Pool Elevators
Prairie Rail Action Committee
Hall Commission
Manitoba
P.R.A.C
Manitoba Pool
Winnipeg Royal Bank Tourney MVP Named in Calgary
On the July long weekend the Winnipeg Royal Bank Men and Ladies teams joined teams from Regina Saskatoon Red Deer Victoria Edmonton Calgary and Winnipeg in a Royal Bank Tournament in Calgary. Christine Brown of Hamiota was chosen as MVP by game umpires after back catching five games. Calgary ladies defeated Winnipeg to win the final.
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Winnipeg Royal Bank
Calgary
Royal Bank
Regina
Saskatoon
Red Deer
Victoria
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Christine Brown
Hamiota
Calgary Ladies
Ellice Dixon Feted in July 14 Bridal Shower
A July 14 1978 bridal shower for Ellice Dixon at Chumah Hall featured over ninety friends and relatives, with Marsha Strong presiding. Music by Margaret Corley, gifts opened and thanked, and a green Avocado theme kitchen set among community presents.
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Hamiota
Chumah Hall
Ellice Dixon
Marsha Strong
Margaret Corley
Alma Dixon
Donna Lints
Gertrude Dixon
Norman Lints
Adel Heise
Ellice
Manitoba Retail Holiday Act Allows Weekend Openings
Winnipeg reports an amendment to the Retail Business Holiday Closing Act passed by the Legislature. Small stores may keep open on Saturdays or Sundays with up to four workers at any one time, increasing from three. Labor Minister Norma Price said the change focuses on peak weekend staffing, not payroll size, to help small independents compete with larger retailers.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Labor
Norma Price
Most River Flows Are Below Average in Manitoba
Southern Manitoba rivers and streams show below average July flows. Red River at Winnipeg 4 560 cfs vs long term 6 950. Assiniboine at Headingley 625 vs 2 460. Souris 46 vs 450. Pembina at Windygates 70 vs 180. Winnipeg River above mean with Slave Falls 49 960 cfs vs 37 100. Lakes near normal. July levels generally desirable.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Department of Mines, Resources and Environmental Management
Red River
C.f.s
Assiniboine
Headingley
Souris
Wawanesa
Pembina
Windygates
Winnipeg River
Slave Falls
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M.V.P. Award
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Carolyn
Lori Lints
Vince
Bud Sherman
Winnipeg Tribune
Vince Leah