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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 30, 1965

Page

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Molgat Attends Liberals Social Evening in Virden

Gil Molgat, Manitoba Opposition Leader, spoke at a June 25 social evening at the Elks Hall Virden Manitoba attended by over two hundred people from the constituency. The event featured bingo, dancing to Pipestone Comets, and a Liberal Association program with officers introduced and a lunch served.

Elks Hall Virden Man Pipestone Comets Duncan Robertson Virden Liberal Association Gil Molgat Manitoba John Higginbotham Donald Grant Roland Tolton Edwin Spalding C. A. Perras Liberal Women’s Group

Technology to Create Jobs for Canada by 1970

Canada faces a need for 1.5 million new jobs by 1970. Maj. Gen. R. H. Keefler urged advancing technology to boost productivity, redesign plants, and expand industrial capability. He called for cooperation among industry, government, and universities to develop tech as a key national resource and job creator.

R. H. Keefler Canadian Chamber of Commerce Queen’s University General Keefler

Annual Tournament Held At Clear Lake

Hamiota lawn bowlers completed their annual tournament on Wasagam ing courts Saturday June 26 1965 with 30 players. The rink skippered by Rose Mc Bain won the event before rain began. A basket picnic followed lunch and supper.

Hamiota Lawn Bowlers Wasagaming Rose McBain

Divisional Board Convened at Shoal Lake June 24 1965

Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a regular meeting at Shoal Lake on June 24 1965 at 8 p m. Trustees Stimpson Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Rankin Randell attended with Inspector Funk and Mr Slobodzian and Mr Bostock from education. The board approved June 15 Crandall minutes and passed By-law 3/65 on Indian Affairs tuition fees, canceled Stefanik contract, thanked Principal's Club, and ordered temporary classroom additions at Hamilton Strathclair and Birtle. The session adjourned to July 2 1965 at 8 p m.

Birdtail River Shoal Lake Stimpson, Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Rankin Randell Inspector Funk Slobodzian Indian Affairs Branch B. E. Bostock Department of Education St. Francis Stefanik Pelly Trail Randell, Rapley, Fulton and Selby Hamilta Strathclair Birtle

Scotia Ladies Club Meets For Tea and Bazaar

The Scotia Ladies club met last Thursday in the church basement with 12 members present. The Tea and Bazaar raised 132 dollars while about 116 visitors signed the guest book. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction and a lunch provided by committee members Mrs Smuttell, Mrs R Stevens, Mrs Gord White, and Mrs Lipscomb.

Scotia Ladies Club Smuttell R. Stevens Gord White

Donna Henry Feted at Memorial Rink Shower

Miss Donna Henry was honored at a miscellaneous shower in Memorial Rink on Monday June 28 Corsages were given to the honoree and escorts to decorated chairs with family members present Barbara Angus read the presentation address and gifts were handed in a wagon drawn by Master Bobbie Reid Room II girls sang two choruses under Mrs S Henry Lunch followed.

Donna Henry Memorial Rink Miss Henry Carolyn Johns Henry R. Reid Hume Wm. McDonald Fern Mrs Hume Barbara Angus Bobbie Reid S. Henry

Cheyenne Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary

The Rev and Mrs. Stanley Guille marked their 25th anniversary with a Sunday reception June 13 at St. Christopher's parish hall. About 235 guests were invited by Cornelia Mills Guild and St. Elizabeth Guild. Decorations featured white and lavender carnations and an anniversary cake. Hosts included Mrs. C. C. Warrington and others, with a children's table run by Mrs. John Willoughby.

St. Christopher’s Church Stanley Guille Guille Cornelia Mills Guild St. Elizabeth Guild C. C. Warrington John LoSasso B. A. Shriner Thomas Horsburgh John Willoughby

Noreen McConnell Feted At Community Shower

A shower for Noreen McConnell was held in the Lavinia Community Room on Friday June 11. Friends escorted her to her chair as corsage was pinned and a red carpet unrolled. The program featured a song titled Queen of the School and gifts presented on a satin cushion.

Noreen McConnell Lavinia Community Room Bob Sunley Noreen Lloyd McConnell Mrs. McConnell Wendel McConnell Catherine Boyd Barbey McConnell Dale McConnell

Bryan Smith Shines as Hamiota Wins Trio Over St Lazare

Bryan Smith stars for Hamiota, winning three league games over St Lazare last week. He shuts down St Lazare in two games, homers boost Hamiota in a 4-2 win, and he earns praise as the league's top pitcher. Dallas Smith and Caldwell pace the attackers with key hits, while Bryan hurls eight strikeouts and one walk.

Hamiota St. Lazare Bryan Smith Lazare Bryan Torres Buck Mathison Gord Lyall Mathison Lynn Caldwell Dallas Smith Hamilta Sox Mel Redman Denny Smith Lyall Caldwell Dallas Neepawa Ellis Woods Rick Robinson Souris Bryans Robertson Lyalls Don Smith Mets Denbow Carpenters Oscar Walker Robinson Sims Walker Mel Smith

Christian Education Committee Announces Summer Schedule

The Hamiota United Church Christian Education Committee reports Sun day School closes June 27 and reopens Sept 5 with Rally Sunday on Sept 12. Family Service at 9 45 a.m. Junior Sunday School 11 a.m. Senior Sunday School and Promotion Service 12 10 p.m. Volunteers needed for July and August. no Vacation School this summer. Leadership Camp offers two Senior Teens Aug 23–30. registration by July 15.

Christian Education Committee The Hamiota United Church Eleanor Coombs Camp Brerton Jean Brooks C.E.C

Algae Poisoning in Dugouts Prompted by Manitoba Plan

Provincial agricultural engineers urge preemptive treatment of algae in lakes sloughs and dugouts with copper sulphate Bluestone added every three weeks through July and August to protect livestock birds and humans from toxic blooms. They provide dosage tables by pond size and depth and advise calm warm mornings for application.

Manitoba PFRA

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