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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
1
Council halts water loss at 38.2 percent to 82 percent with 1 valve error and a broke line draining 60 000 gallon tank. May permits approved total 6430 dollars. Scavenging service to end October 31 1964 for non town water users. Dry garbage collection continues. Finance report: general 4926 74 and waterworks 1388 14.
The Spanish Riding School from Vienna will stage performances at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto from May 12 to 15. The Austrian embassy will reserve over 100 seats for opening night with Dr. Franz Helmut Liebner attending in full regalia alongside Lt. Gov. Earl Rowe and Mayor Philip Givens. The program features Lipizzaner horses trained in three levels ending with intricate dances and the capriole, concluding with The School Quadrille. The event highlights the long history and luxury of the Lipizzaner tradition and the Vienna school’s global renown.
Manitoba agronomists forecast a record corn planting season with about 1,000 acres of grain corn and nearly 50,000 acres of silage corn. The plan doubles last year’s grain corn area as demand for seed soars and Agsco 75 is introduced under a temporary license to boost supply.
Oak River 4 H Home Economics Club held an evening May 6 at Oak River Elementary School with over 80 attendees from Oak River Rivers and Moline. Thirteen members earned red ribbons in sewing Handicraft Home Design and Junior Leadership while Carol Waldon showcased a Tex Made award shirt.
The Cardale Hockey Club banquet honored the Bantam B B team as M A H A Provincial finalists, losing to Warren. About 130 attendees included Captain Dennis Lamb and Coach Don Peters. Gifts, pins, and speeches highlighted the season and team travel over 1000 miles.
Mr. Harry Brisbin died April 30 at Hamiota Hospital after a brief illness at age 77. Born in Ontario, he moved with family to Pilot Mound area, worked with the Grain Growers, later with Anglo Canadian Oil, retiring in 1954. Survived by son Jack of Toronto and three granddaughters. wife Clara predeceased him in 1957. Funeral May 2 at Isabella United Church with interment in Isabella Cemetery.
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