Recreation director named for Hamiota district
DENNIS KAPRAWY of Oak River has been appointed recreation director of Hamiota and district. Dennis, a University of Manitoba student studying Physical Education, is described as personable and ready to meet area residents in connection with his duties. We welcome Dennis and his services to Hamiota district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Kaprawy
Oak River
Hamiota and District
Dennis
Stuent
University of Manitoba
Hamiota
Local Happenings and Visits Across Communities
Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Johnston’s during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson Thornberry Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson Georgetown Ontario Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Don Church and Ricky of Brandon Mrs. A Erickson of Pharr Texas is visiting at the Maddock home also with other relatives Mr. and Mrs. Terry Castle of Calgary announce the birth on June 12 weighing 4 pounds 13 1/2 ounces Mr. and Mrs. Jim Creighton of Brandon visited Mrs. John Adams and Mrs. Myrtle Caldwell on Saturday night They also visited Mrs. Rusty Cooke patient in Hamiota Hospital Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Adams and family in the accidental death of their son Dale at Ashern Manitoba Mr. and Mrs. John Mathison announce the arrival of their granddaughter Jodi Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dyck of Morden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Stevens
Paul Robinson
Queen’s Highway
Frank Smith
Charles A. Gompf
Maisbridge
Manitoba
Hamiota
Mr. Gompf
Mike
Evelyn
Brian
Bonnie Krysowaty
Ralph
Jean Clark
Wilcox
Tecumseh
Kansas
USA
Art Oakden
Paul
Rose Twerden
Garth Partridge
Gordie Lyall
Paul August
Narrows
John Coxworth
Johnnie Finkbeiner
C.C. Vic
Soph
Edwards
Jim
Doreen Bullen
Winnipeg
Wilfred Johnston
Wilkinson
Thornberry
Ont
Clarence Anderson
Georgetown
Don Church
Ricky
Brandon
Mrs. A. Erickson of
Pharr, Texas
Maddock Home
Terry Castle
Calgary
Jim Creighton
John Adams
Myrtle Caldwell
Rusty Cooke
Hamiota Hospital
Gordon Adams
Dale
Ashern
Man
John Mathison
Jodi Lynn
Bill Dyck
Morden
Tarbolton and Aarner Church Service Schedule
Church notices list ministers L Jameson R E Clark and H J Dykman. Tarbolton holds services at 10:45 and 12:00 with Sunday School at 12:00. Aarner church offers service at 2:00 p m and Shiloh presents Let Us Worship God Together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Tarbolton
Shiloh
D. L. Holtzman Cardale
McConnell
Detergents in herbicides questioned by ag experts
Agricultural writer Wendell Wight reports experimental results show no benefit from adding detergents to herbicide formulations. Detergents may increase drift, cause chemical clashes with water minerals, and offer no protection if crop damage occurs. Detergents are already included in some mixes. avoid adding them unless the label directs. Also notes seed inspection deadlines and bacterial fireblight guidance from Manitoba horticulturists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
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Ame A
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
Hamiota, Manitoba
Jack Coombs
Ken Fraser
Canada
Mary
Suzanne Dougis
Graydon Cummins
Strathclair
Dave Roberts
Graydon
George Crighton
Jeff Sheardown
F.E.A
Japan
Switzerland
Bruce Lemon
Telier
Ross Robertson
Denwal Pharmacy
House of Commons
Ottawa
Mark G. Smerchanski
Provencher
Matthys Jan Schimmel
Martin Schimmel
Martin
Holland
New Schimmel Dutch Bakery
Town
Jack
Mrs. Hawkins
L. G. Coyle
Burbank
California
Trevor Prior
Port Coquitlan
British Columbia
Mrs. Coyle
Ford
Pearl Dermody
Cloverdale
Pearl
Johnnie Riddell
John Ridley
Qakner
United Church
Ralp Clark
Les Jameson
Franklin Brooks
David Mathison
Daryl Boyd
Marlene Sedgwick
Brent Hazlewood
Margaret Reid
Carolyn Gregory
Bruce Coombs
The
Jack Boyd
Lloyd Hazlewood
Mrs
Les Davis
Harry
Eileen
Drive Inn
Cardale
South Pacific
Ann Forrest
Kenton
CBW
Podget Kennel
Hamiota Collegiate
Keystone Status
Parkland Parish
Oarner
United Church of Canada
Christ Church Hamiote
Rev
L. E. Daley
Hamiota Pentecostal Church
P.A.O.C
R. V. Daum
God
Rexall Super
Plenamins
Mamiots
Wendell Wight
Hamiota / Shoal Lake Area
Brown’s Electric ‘ Plumbing
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