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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1960

Page

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Brandon Collegiate Tournament Champions Defeat Above Hamivsta

Brandon Collegiate champions, Hamivsta High School team, crowned after winning the annual Brandon Collegiate Institute tournament. Front row players Cheryl McDougall Gaylene Kidd Lynda Kidd Wilms AniEnt captain Carol Ann Smith Val Douglas Faye Pol jock back row Lynne Pol ie&k Lyla Kulloh Phyllis Pol juck Lorna Richardson Joyce Twerden Joan Hudson Lorna McNiven and coach Mr McKinnon.

Hamivsta High School Grris Brandon Collegiate Institute Cheryl McDougall Gaylene Kidd Lynda Kidd Wilms AniEnt Carol Annsmith Val Douglas Faye Poljock Lynne Polie K. Lyla Kulloh Phyllis Poljuck Lorna Richardson Joyce Twerden Joan Hudson Lorna MecNiven Mr. McKinnon

55th Annual Bull Sale at Brandon Winter Fair

The Cattle Breeders Association of Manitoba hosts the 55th Annual Bull Sale at the Winter Fair Buildings in Brandon on March 31 and April 1. About 415 entries across Hereford, Shorthorn, and Aberdeen Angus will be sold, with new class formats and export-ready papers for buyers, including many from the United States and Saskatchewan.

Brandon The Cattle Breeders Association of Manitoba Manitoba United States Saskatchewan Tom Lamb Fas J.C. Rankin & Sons Killarney Farely Bros Douglas Natural Livestock Records Livestock Branch Legislative Buildings Winnipeg Agricultural & Homemaking School Brandon Manitoba

Edulation and education in school growth debate

A speaker praises school improvements from one room schools to modern facilities while urging fair trials for new systems. References the controversial infection in divisions and penicillin as a metaphor and recommends reading the pamphlet Idiology and Co-Existence by Dr Frank Buchman.

Frank Buchman

Recreation Choose Carefully for All Ages

Recreation is important to both young and old as relaxation from work or study. The young athlete gains from strenuous activity while the elderly should favor gentler pursuits like golf lawn bowling gardening or walking. For the busy desk worker heavy weekend sports may be unwise after a sedentary week.

Manitoba Wealth for Manitoba People

Manitoba CCF member David Ofrlikow urged March 3 that the government study higher revenue from resource firms. He cited 1959 yearend mineral profits of $4,423,000 and compared provincial receipts across Saskatchewan Alberta BC Ontario and Quebec to argue Manitoba could gain more from mining and energy sectors.

David Ofrlikow CCF St. Johns Mining Bureau of Stat Figuires Iea'chewan Grutkow CUF Alberta Quebec

Ice Follies in Hamiota Skating Club Show

Hamiota skating club presented Ice 7 for 1960 at the rink with Mayor Coombs opening and Dr. J. E. Hudson as master of ceremonies. From seniors’ salute to preschoolers’ act the program pleased a large audience with a solo by Mrs. Sheila Miller and a intermission by the band and majorettes. Dorothy Jane Hudson presented a finale tribute to Mrs. Miljee as helpers were thanked for a successful evening.

Tae Hamiota Skating Club Kella Miller Mn Coombs J. E Hudson Hamiota Sheila Miller

Parents Day Attended Despite Blustery March Weather

Parents and friends visited the school on Parents Day despite a blustery Wednesday. The event drew steady attendance as the community gathered to support students and observe activities planned for the annual day.

Lions Battle Pope in Charity Hockey Night

Hamiota Lions face Pope Lightning Rods in a charity hockey game Friday March 18 at 8 30 p m with proceeds for the March of Dimes. Lions stars include Wimp Sheardown and Harvey Houck while Pope veterans feature Don Park and Bill Kerr. Admission is by donation and a large crowd is anticipated.

Hamiota Lions Pope Lightning Rods Lions Pope Don Park Bill Kerr Don Kirk Ken Kerr Garth Strachan Jack Anderson Leonard Alan Bill Montgomery Bill Col

Preparing Vegetables for Even Cooking

Instructions on cutting vegetables to uniform sizes and using minimal water to preserve flavor and nutrients. Quick cooking minimizes sogginess and preserves a light crisp texture.

Local Credit Union Elects New President and Board

At a Hamiota meeting on March 10, 1960 Cardale resident Mr. Robert Radcliffe was elected president of Haneta Community Credit Society Limited replacing E. M. Duncan who had held the post two years. The board includes E. M. Duncan, D. E. Longstaff, W. A. Collie, and Art Dixon with C. Randell named to the Credit Committee. The union reports assets of 32,953 at year end and member savings at 32,360, rising to 51,000 since December. The share dividend of 3 was approved. The organization has 248 members with E. M. Brown as manager.

Robert Radcliffe Cardale Haneta Community Credit Sciety Limited Hamiota Radcliffe E. M. Duncan D. E. Longstaff W. A. Collie Art Dixon C. Randell J. F. Maitland W. B. Strachan Don Pollock W.J Greenaway E. M. Brown

Racial prejudice in Canada sparks debate and cases

Articles describe limited prejudice in Canada and public outcry over discrimination. Notable incidents include a Toronto sorority excluding Barbara Arrington, a dancer Joan Stuart facing opposition to her engagement to Sammy Davis Jr, and property sales refusals in Etobicoke and Windsor. Community leaders urge active opposition to discrimination.

Canada Hugh Garner Liberty Magazine Toronto Barbara Arrington Joan Stuart Sammy Davis, Jr Garner Etobicoke Ontario Ivy Lea Crescent A. Alan Borovoy Ontario Labour Committee For Human Rights New Westminister B.C U.S Tennants Windsor

Great Lakes Named by Early Explorers

The lakes were named by French explorers with four Indian names Erie Huron Michigan Ontario and two French names Superior and St Clair reflecting early exploration history.

Great Lakes Erie Huron Michigan Ontario Superior St. Clair

Also Mentioned on This Page

M . Orlison OTA Hamiota Citizen Hudson Bay Lining and Smelting Co Sherritt Gordon Co Canada Cement Co C. H. Whitney Mines and Natural Resources Legisslature Mr. Orlikow Morris Gray CCF Inkster Mr. Gray By Ian Lobban Inspector Funk Shoal Lake Ocal Credit Union
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