Local Notes and Quotes From Hamiota Style Column
A collage of local jottings includes Barry McConnell visiting Hamiota and now living in Winnipeg, John Ridley praising two kinds of achievers, and a cigarette health warning note. Wedding misadventure at Sheane-Murray ceremony features organ fuse delay and cancelled getaway plans. Terry Curtis reports a ten pound jack from Lake Wahtopannah with witnesses. Neil McNiven, known as The Duke, teases missing Echo copies his wife Lizzie reads aloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Clark
Sheane-Murray
Edith Park
Clark
Terry Curtis
Honorable Art of Fishing
Lake Wahtoponah
Terry
Jim Morris
Doug Vickery
Eddie Clarke
Neil McNiven
Lizzie
Neil
Park Residence shows strong senior stats and quiet community life
Park Residence lists 34 residents with 32 seniors totaling 2702 years and an average age of 79.5. Seven doubles and 23 singles. hosts Mr. and Mrs. Bill Delbridge. Nearby notes include Lizzie’s hospitalization, a paving spill, anniversary celebrations, and local civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Residence
Sarah Barnes
Bill Delbridge
Parkland Parish Church Services Announced
Ministers L Jameson R E Clark H J Dykman lead services at Tarbolton Kenton Oarner and Shiloh with worship times 10 45 a m 12 00 noon and 2 00 p m Sunday School also at noon Let us worship God together
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Tarbolton
Doug Aikman Cardale
McConnell
Weekend visitors drop by from Winnipeg Saskatoon and Ontario
Local Happenings lists weekend visitors at various homes including Mrs Glenn Findlay and family and Mrs Dennis McMahan from Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter from Saskatoon visited Mrs Harry Knight. Gordon Pangman from Rocky Mountain House traveled via Orillia and Kingston. The Hamiota School Band will parade the town and perform in front of the Co-op store on June 24 at 8 00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth O’neill
Lizzie
Kathleen Thorton
Jim Killoh
Dallas Smith Camp
Oak Lake
Carmen
Jamieson
Tom Pedlow
Hamiota
Fraser-Dillon
Frank Squibb
Red Sox
Shoal Lake Narrows
Earl Johnston
Art Oakden
Ann Forrest
Woodworth Times
Winnipeg
Bruce Lemon
Cochenour
Ont
Harris
Ontario
Thunder Bay
Jack Lane
Brandon
Jack
Kenton
Delmar Kirk
Martin House
Kenworth Dam
Don Kennedy
Glen Findlay
Dennis McMahan
Judy
Man
Robert Hunter
Saskatoon
Gordon Pangman
Rocky Mountain House
Alberta
Gordon
Andy Pangman
Orillia
Kingston Ontario
Co-op
Bantams Open Season With Tie Then Beating Virden Notes
Hamiota Bantams opened league play with Virden, tying 5 5 after three innings and then winning 12 5 as Wayne Ramsey sat out. Craig Lobban and Dave McConnell led with multiple hits while Neepawa overcame Bantams 9 6 in the second game. Mervyn MacMurahhy took the loss for St Lazare, and a Sportsmen's Dinner Friday invites all minor baseball and hockey players ahead of the July 8 league tournament in Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantams
Virden
Hamiota
St. Lazare
Hamiota Mosquitoes
North
Birtle
Mervyn MacMurahhy
Wayne Ramsey
Wayne
Craig Lobban
Doug Mathison
Craig
Dave McConnell
Brother Dean
Miles Buchanan
Neepawa
Doug
Dean
Nelson Woods
Robbie Buchanan
Ken Wowryk
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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
Hamiota, Manitoba
U.S.A
England
F. S. Venables
Jack Coombs
Ross Robertson
Barry McConnell
Barry
Johnnie
John Ridley
Oakner
Mark Twain
Thomas Edison
Bill Andrew
John Morro
Canada
Department of Health and Welfare
Nick
Mary Bull
Hamiota Collegiate Auditorium
Dallas Smith
Linus Westburg Sports
Yorkton
Pinky Davies
Virden Bob Kabel
New York Ranger
Lo Abase
Lloyd Sheridan
Hannata
Shriner’s Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Lloyd
Shriner’s
Children’s Hospital
Shriners
Shriner
Highways
Gordie Howe
Gordon Killah
Kerr Fraser
Ed Shaw
Ralph Hyndman
Jesse Richardson
Gen
S. H. Brown
Prairie Gardner
Parkland Parish
Decker
Rev
J. Ross
United Church of Canada
Strathclair
Christ Church Hamiote
L. E. Daley
Hamiota Pentecostal
P.A.O.C
God
Baseball News
Kennell & Strange
Thermo
Hamiota Echo