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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 02, 1960

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Oak River foursome dominates Hamiota Bonspiel aggregate

The Oak River team leads the 65th Hamiota Bonspiel, sweeping into aggregate honors as Henry and Hunter rinks stay undefeated through Friday. Final rounds bring Stan Henry, Ab Richardson, and G Strachan among winners in Challenge Citizens Club and Merchants events. weather and crowds praised.

Lay Hamiota Henry Hunter Russell Lenore Westbrook Kirk Stickney W. Thomson Thomson Ken Fraser Stan Henry Davidson Lints Hou Caldwell Ab Richardson Vickery Citizen's Strachan Lyle G. Hunter Tim Breed Spearin Merchants Oak River O. L. Davidson Hec McLellan Ken Hunter Kenton Brandon G. Vickery Ross Fraser Ross Cummings G. Strachan H. Lyle H. Lyle, Virden; 3Rd. Chiff Lyng, Crandall; 4Th. Stan Taylor Hamiota Houck - Caldwell - Ist Harvey Lints Decker Oak River Farmers Garnet Johnston Crandall T. Breed

Winnipeg Hosts First National Farm Forum in March

Canadian farmers are invited to Winnipeg for the First National Farm Forum March 17 and 18 at the Royal Alexandra Hotel. Delegates will hear a luncheon by Netherlands Ambassador D. J. von Balluseck and talks by Agriculture Minister Douglas Harkness, plus panels on markets industry and finance. The event emphasizes ideas over resolutions with no registration fee and open participation.

Canada Winnipeg R. S. Elliot General Farm Forum Winnipeg Grain Exchange Elliot Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Royal Alexandra Hotel D. J. von Balluseck Netherlands von Balluseck H. H. Hannam Canadian Federation of Agriculture William Dodge Canadian Labour Congress Farmer and Labour

Manitoba Pioneer W. Wesley Lewis Dies at 93

W Wesley Lewis 93 of 410 Lipton Street Winnipeg a Crandall district pioneer died at home Thursday Born in Huron County Ontario he moved to Manitoba in 1888 river homesteaded Crandall He retired in 1920 and lived in Winnipeg His wife Edith died in 1954 eldest son Charles died 1957 Survived by son Sidney four daughters Myrtie Rudd Olive Latham Hazel Milne Nora 13 grandchildren 2 great great grandchildren Funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday at A B Gardiner Funeral Home Rev D Conly officiated Burial in St James Cemetery family plot

W. Wesley Lewis Lipton Street Winnipeg Crandall Mr. Lewis Huron County Ontario Manitoba Lewis Chumah Crandall Loyal Orange Lodge Greenwood United Church Edith Charles Sidney Myrtie Rudd Makinak Olive Latham Victoria B. C Hazel Milne Guelph Nora A.B. Gardiner Rev. D Conly St. James Cemetery

Local BBs Make Fine Showing at Winnipeg

Hamiota juniors traveled to Winnipeg for a full day of activities and a hockey clash versus Gimli ending in a 3 3 tie in regulation and an extended overtime. Ellis Woods and Bob Hudson stood out while the team enjoyed a carnival, Eaton's visit, and a Winnipeg Arena tour before heading home tired but proud.

Hamiota BB Winnipeg F McKinnon B. .Mathison St. Regis West Kildonan Cag Stein BB Club Grafton N.D Gimli Hamiota Clifford Robinson Wayne Anderson John Marks Ellis Woods Bob Hudson West Kildonan Portage la Prairie Stonewall Beausejour Boisse-lain Kenora West Kildonan Eaton's Eforts

McConnell Bros to Build Funeral Home in Rivers

McConnell Bros Ltd purchased property in Rivers and plans to construct a funeral home and florist shop in the town in the near future. The venture marks a new service addition by the local business firm in Rivers.

Hamiota Business Firm McConnell Bros. Ltd Rivers

Dangers of Bottle Feeding and Canada Illiteracy Note

The text warns that propping a feeding bottle can cause infant drowning if the baby cannot turn away. It advises constant holding or careful watching during feeds. It also cites the 1951 census showing 19 percent of Canadians over age 10, about 166000 people, had never attended school and were presumably illiterate.

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D. Heaps J. Henry J. Hume S. Henry Citizens & Houck-Caldwell O. Shaw Skip D. Heeney D. Phillips A. Richardson W. Kerr R. McMillan J. Stevens R. Hopley F. Glinz C. Davidson E. Shamray Hamiota Aggregate Kerr Fraser L. Caldwell Garth Hunter O. Davidson R. Spearin Chiff Lyng Harvey Smith Pope Grand Aggregate Stan Henty Oak Rives First National Farm Forum Douglas Harkness
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