Hamita Hamiota Village Council Minutes June 7 1966
Village council met at 7 00 p m June 7 with all members present Mayor Caldwell presided May 10 and June 1 minutes read Adoption moved to read May 10 and June 1 minutes. by law 439 highway block E plan 515 first second third reading passed. Constable Maddock to obtain summer uniform sick leave for Arthur Davis replacement John Apex. Financial report May accounts 5248 58 general account. Next meeting July 12 1966 at 7 00 p m.
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Council
Caldwell
Pittendreigh - Woods
McLaren - Robinson
Arthur Davis
John Apex
Hamiota C G S T Holds Annual Wind-Up
Hamiota C G S T held its annual wind up on June 18 at Salt Lake. A swim and a wiener roast followed a brief business meeting electing Margaret Kelly president Heather Rothine secretary and Janis Stewart treasurer.
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Hamiota C.g.st
Salt Lake
Margaret
Kelly
Heather Rothine
Janis Stewart
William A Rothney Enters Into Rest
William A Rothney died at his residence June 10 1966 in Hamiota Manitoba after a life spanning Crimond Scotland to Canada. Funeral held June 13 1966 at Hamiota United Church with interment in Hamiota cemetery. He was born August 16 1882 and survived by his wife five children thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Hamiota United Church
William Alexander Rothney
R. E. Clark
Mr. Rothney
Crimond
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Canada
Hamiota
Oak River
Rothney
United Church
Isabella McKenzie
Ellon
Donald
Winnipeg
W. B MacKinnon
Jean
J. M. Evers
Alice
Saskatoon
Clair G. Sparling
Gladys
Charles
Perth
Mary
Aberdeen
Gerald
William
Dennis Svarling
David Rothney
Brian McKinnon
Drew Byers
Robert Ramsay
Allan Reid Scott Thomason
Dovie Bailey
Gordon Adams
Arnold Murray
Hamiota Cemetery
June Callwood counsels Brandon College teacher graduates
June Callwood of Toronto spoke to 162 graduates urging anecdotal report cards and flexible, student led high school reforms. She urged less memorization, more research, and treating the child as a human being while parents steadily hand over responsibility as children grow.
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June Callwood
Toronto
Brandon College
Miss Callwood
Trent Frayne
Department of Education
A. W. Davie
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Donna Florence Russell
Lenore
Grolier Society of Canada Ltd
Prince Alexander
Tech Iode
John E. Robbins
Stanley Wicket
Donna
Benny Russell
Benny
Sheila Jean Brooks
Robert William Cochrane
Hamiota
Janis Claire
Dawson Attacks Roblin At Rivers Meeting In Hamiota Race
Liberal candidate Earl Dawson assailed Premier Roblin’s promises at a Rivers gathering, accusing him of shifting platforms and one man leadership. He praised Molgat and Liberal policies on gas, school costs, seed plants, and education, urging local representation over Winnipeg shoptalk.
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Earl Dawson
Hamiota
Rivers
Roblin
Molgat
Dawson
Duff
Duff’. He Charged That Mr. Roblin
Mr. Dawson
Mr. Roblin
Wolseley
Winnipeg
Homuths Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary in Victoria
Mr and Mrs E B Homuth of 954 Wilmer Street celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in Victoria after returning from Vancouver on June 13. The couple hosted a dinner at the Hotel Ritz with relatives and friends amid messages from Queen Elizabeth Lester B Pearson George Pearkes Premier Bennett and others. They were married in Deloraine Manitoba in 1902 and lived in Manitoba towns before moving to Victoria 17 years ago.
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E. B. Homuth
Wilmer Street
Victoria
Vancouver
Hotel Ritz
Homuth
Queen Elizabeth
Lester B. Pearson
George Pearkes
W. A. C. Bennett
Wifa
Macant Momhear
Fmerald
Hamiota Tops Riverside in 9th Inning 1-0 Victory
Hamiota battles Riverside 1-0 as Leighton Kachur allows 3 hits and 3 walks over 9 innings. Cal reliever Mel Smith delivers winning run in bottom of the 9th amid an up tempo one hour 35 minute game. Brandon also defeats Hamiota 19-5 earlier and survives a 10 inning thriller in the Brandon series.
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Riverside
Brandon
Hamiota
Leighton Kachur
Wes Rathwell
Moffatt
Garth Seafoot
Bob Brooks
Woods
Cory
Robertson
Barry Diller
Denny Smith
Dallas Smith
Cal
Mel
Virden
Mel Smith
Lyall
Brooks
Town
Oakes
Mathison
Poole
Kachur
Wilson
Grieves
Caldwell
Hodgson
McKay
Wright
Sox
Deadlines Set for Field Inspection in Canadian Seed Crops
The Canadian Seed Growers Association outlines deadlines for field inspections. June 10 for fall seeded and forage crops, June 30 for cereal crops, with forms and inspection fees to be sent to Ottawa. Rules now divide pedigreed crops into three groups and specify demarcation and isolation requirements between varieties and crops.
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Canadian Seed Growers Association
Ottawa
Ontario Association
Plant Products Division
CSGA
Selkirk
Pembina
Manitou
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