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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 05, 1975

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Hamiota Red Sox top Souris 6 2 in nine inning win

Dennis Anderson pitched all nine innings to secure a 6 2 victory for the Hamiota Red Sox over Souris Cardinal. Smith hit his first homer of the year and Poole plus Wowryk Lead the attack as Hamiota tallied 10 hits. Anderson earned the win with 7 strikeouts and 6 hits allowed while Wertz took the loss for Souris. The Red Sox improve to 2 1 and 1 1 on the season and host McAuley Blazers and Grandview this weekend.

Hamiota Dennis Anderson Hamidta Red Sox Souris Cardinal Red Sox Souris Anderson Ross Poole Smith Ken Wowryk Greg Cameron Cardinal Mike Labossiere Ian Anderson Gord Knight al Robertson Ken Wertz McAuley Blazers Grandview Doug McPhail McPhail The Cloverleaf Bosen Hemista Brandon

Work Bee Brings Neighbors Help to Routledge Farm

Oakner reports a community work bee at the Routledge farm aiding Ivan Routledge who was hospitalized after a bag in the sheep pen caused an accident. Leonard Allan Garth Strachan and Jim Steven organized the effort with Frank Bird announcing it on CKX-TV. Mary Routledge led food donations for 25 workers and a large equipment list supported by Lloyd Anderson.

Oakner Ivan Routledge Routledge Farm Leonard Allan Garth Strachan Jim Steven Frank Bird Ckx-Tv Mary Routledge Dext Lloyd Anderson Bert Strange Kenton Ivan Mary

Fire Strikes Campbell's Funeral Home At Noon

A two alarm fire damaged a wooden lean-to at the rear of Campbell's Funeral Home in Hamiota during the noon hour. Fire Chief Tom Thompson, alerted by owner Mr. Campbell, arrived with equipment from two engines. The blaze destroyed the lean-to and shed, cut hydropower, and caused roof damage. insured. Cause undetermined.

Hamiota Campbell Tom Thompson

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Highlights at Hamiota

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion met in the Community Room at 8 p.m. May 27 with 19 members present. Minutes were read, treasurer’s report given, and get well cards sent to local hospital patients. They supported Bernard Miller’s April sale and will donate ten dollars to Peace Gardens for furniture. Debbie Pedlow and Julie McConnell plan to attend the Legion Athletic Camp at Peace Gardens August 17 to 23, with partial fee assistance from the auxiliary. Scholarships are awarded to two grade 11 pupils. the petty fund was won by Mrs. Katie Sparks. Amy Harrison moved to adjourn. the Queen was sung and a lunch served by Mesdames Phyllis McConnell and Jean Pedlow.

Hamiota Canadian Legion Bernard Miller Peace Gardens Debbie Pedlow Julie McConnell Legion Petty Katie Sparks Amy Harrison Phyllis McConnell Jean Pedlow

Four-H Members Selected for South Dakota Trip

4 H representatives from Hamiota Shoal Lake area chosen for a July experience trip to South Dakota. Barbara Lynn and Jeff Dyck lead their clubs with public speaking demonstrations and community involvement. Leaders Mrs J W Leland and Norval Brooks also named for accompanying tours. In July 254H members will visit Vermillion Alberta for a week with host families, returning in August.

South Dakota Barbara Lynn Barbara U.S.A J. W. Leland Minsota Norval Brooks Hamiota Pony Club Manitoba Hamiota Shoal Lake Vermillion Alta Alberta

Winnipeg slang and policy musings on women and wages

International Women's Year prompts Manitoba and British Columbia lawmakers to target slurs and outdated references. The discussion includes Doern on art funds and Whelan on shortages as a blessing in disguise. The overheard lobby chatter critiques strikes and public perceptions of government actions.

B.C Dept. of Highways Russ Jackson Manitoba Public Works Doern Whelan St. Regis Manitoba

Falls Turned On Sunday Water Flow at Kakabeka Falls

In Ontario the 128 foot Kakabeka Falls known as the Niagara of the North runs only on Sundays as water is diverted for hydroelectric generation. On weekdays the flow is cut off and the river water is not released to the falls. The setup powers regional electricity needs via a nearby flume and dam system.

Canada Kakabeka Falls Niagara Ontario

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Work Bee Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tarry Andrew Herparo Synn Joseph Keener MiNota Houemakers Club Jett Dyck Rivers Beef Club Hamiota Agri Jeff Dyck Jeff Junior Leaders Association Barbara Lynn Joseph Reggie
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