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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1957
Page
2
Chumah Jr and Mrs Roy Amy and New attended the hockey game at Pine Falls while Rodney Lewis spent a few days in Winnipeg last week.
Pope reminds locals of a Friday March 22 social at Oakner Hall with Scotia Ladies serving lunch for 50 cents admission.
Mr Fred Weir Provincial Horticulturist will speak at multiple Manitoba communities March 26 27 and 28 with sessions in Cardale Crandall Hamiota Miniota Oak River and Isabella. Women urged to attend with husbands. Garden and seed offers extend until March 29. Lawn and turf tips promised plus curling results and charity meals totals noted. Mrs Mary McIntosh of the Manitoba Farmers Union to speak March 25 at Oakner and Oak River locations.
Mr G Y Rankin left for Vancouver to visit his daughter Mrs L P Winckler over the weekend Miss Lillian Brown and Miss Elinor Hutton of Brandon visited at the former s home over the weekend Mr and Mrs D McEachern and Heather of Homewood spent a few days with the formers brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Keith Brown Mrs R McFeely and Donnie were weekend visitors at Saskatoon Miss Patsy McFeely of Shoal Lake spent a few days this week with her parents Mr and Mrs R McFeely A bale of Red Cross sewing and knitting consisting of 54 articles was sent in a week ago Another bale is being distributed now Anyone wishing to help out with this work please notify the supply secretary Mrs Gertrude Rankin A shipment of used clothing for the Salvation Army Brandon man will be leaving Smithson s store Oakner by April 1 Please pack your own boxes address them to Salvation Army Brandon Man From the Oarner W A The bonspiel came to a close
Health notice says Oak River Baby Clinics restart Monday April 8 in Dr McMillan’s office with nurses and doctors offering guidance on child development nutrition immunization and referrals. Clinics run on the 2nd Monday each month from 1 30 PM. polio vaccine planned for all children six months to school age in April. measles description and contagion notes. school absence advised for 10 days after rash appearance.
A notice invites preschool children in the Hamiota area to visit the Hamiota United Church basement on Thursday March 21 from 1 to 3:30 PM for activities and introductions.
In Oak River on Wednesday the local Intermediate squad beat the Oak River All-Stars 3 1 to advance to the Riding Mountain hockey final against Russell. Garth Strachan Glen Woods and Scott each scored twice, with Bob Cochran adding a single tally for the winners. Douglas Bailey and Graeme Shaw replied for Oak River as Hamiota later upset Oak River to clinch the series and earn the berth. Allan Robertson and Brian Parker, elevated from the juvenile squad, added unassisted goals for Hamiota in the late stages.
The article urges growers to treat seeds to prevent surface borne cereals diseases and seed rots. It highlights mercury based chemicals such as Agrox C and Ceresan as effective seed treatments, advises thorough seed cleaning, proper coating, and cautions about toxicity and legal penalties for treated grain misuse.
The Red River Farmers defeated Hamiota 8 to 1 to claim the MAHA Juvenile B Championship in Morris on Saturday night. Garth Strachan completed a hat trick at 15 25 on Senitts pass and Bob Smith opened scoring with Hamiotas sixth goal at 14 00 aided by Glen Woods and Bob Cochrane. Boston Bruins farm hands led with two first period goals and four unanswered in the middle frame, with Becksted of Emerson contributing for the Red River squad and Brian Parker scoring Hamiotas lone tally on a sharp end.
The local crew fought hard but Dominion City defeated Hamota Bantam AB 6-4 in Letelver Friday to start the provincial final series. Game two comes Saturday night in Hamiota. In Pee Wee play the Red Wings shut out the Canadians 5-0 with Mathison two goals and Venables Morto scoring.
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