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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 23, 1960

Page

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Winnipeg Short Story Contest Rules and Prizes

The Winnipeg Branch of the Canadian Authors' Association announces the Annual Short Story Contest with prizes of 50 and 25 dollars donated by Lady Eaton. Entries must be in English by Manitoba writers with a Canadian background, unpublished, under 4500 words, submitted in duplicate under a pen name, with author details in a sealed return envelope. Closing date March 15. Judges are Mrs. Clare Marcus Dr. B. J. Ginsburg and Frank Williams. Submit to Mrs. Clare Marcus 527 Melbourne Ave Winnipeg. For info contact Ray Tulloch WH.2-1495.

Winnipeg Canadian Authors’ Association Lady Eaton Manitoba Clare Marcus B. J. Ginsburg Frank Willams Calre Marcus Melbourne Avenue Ray Tulloch

Manitoba Cattle Winners Honored at Toronto Royal Winter Fair

Hamiota district cattle exhibitors excel at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair with Gordon Killoh taking 12th in a cross bred class and 8th in a three shorthorn steer group while Wilkie Cochran earns 10th in his calf class. Congratulations go to both men.

Manitoba Toronto

Fraternal Hall Opens With Community Victory in Hamida

Last Friday night Hamida celebrated the opening of the New Fraternal Hall with a full community turnout. Mayor F J Coombs presided, Dr E D Hudson spoke, and groups including Masons Foresters Rebekahs Eastern Star Orange Lodge Oddfellows and the Legion joined in a group photo. The hall featured a busy fish pond turnout for kids a rummage sale netting nearly one hundred dollars and a four hundred seventy five dollar net from the evening. Roy Kirk George Baxter Detmar Kirk and Fred Rockley provided music for the dances as the project nears completion early in 1991 with finishing touches to lockers and the exterior cover. Bookings are handled by caretaker Orville Murray.

Hamida F. J. Coombs M.C Ed. Hudon E. D Hudson W.W. Kirk Masonic Lodge W. J. McGhee Foresters John Mathison Rebekahs John Russell Order Eastern Star Wilfred Cochran Orange Lodge Ernie Lawn Oddfellows Roy Kirk Press Square W. Johnston George Baxter Detmar Kirk Fred Rockley Orville Murray

Rental Rates for Hamiota Fraternal Hall

Rental rates set at 120 yearly with 10 monthly for Men and Ladies Lodges. Free kitchen and hall use for all lodges for practices. Evening meeting 10, afternoon 8, morning and afternoon 15. Kitchen use 5. Banquets 20 includes kitchen. Dances 15 excludes kitchen. Rates designed to keep hall self supporting based on lodge income.

Wille

Wasagaming RCMP Quarters Contract Awarded

A $44,164.20 contract to Dauphin Fixtures Limited of Dauphin Manitoba will build an RCMP detachment quarters at Wasagaming Manitoba. The low bid from nine responses will yield a six month project on Fox Drive at Fern Street with married staff living quarters and single staff rooms. Plans prepared by the Department of Public Works Winnipeg offices set the interior with gypsum board and tile floors and brick veneer exterior.

Department of Public Works Tor Dauphin Fixtures Limited Dauphin Manitoba Rc.m.p Wasagaming Manila J. Nicholas Mandseat M.P Marquette David Jeter Fox Drive Fern Street Winnipeg H. C. Tod

Christmas Seals Highlight TB Fight in Canada

The piece urges renewed focus on prevention amid progress in treatment. It notes 20 daily new Canadian TB cases, 7,000 annual deaths, and 21 percent Manitoba infection risk. It praises x ray and tuberculin surveys funded by Christmas Seals to detect TB early and aims to make TB as rare as smallpox or typhoid.

Canada Manitoba

Park Winter Works Funded At Riding Mountain

National Resources minister Walter Dinsdale announced 135 men will work to spend 375 100 on winter projects at Riding Mountain National Park. The program, part of a four million dollar federal winter works drive across 16 national and seven historic parks, aims to finish by March 31 1961. Tasks include building services at Wasamang campground 25 miles of fire access roads clearing along the central fire road McKinnon ski hill slope work and portable cabins for fire lookout towers.

Riding Mountain National Park Walter Dinsdale Canada Wasagaming McKinnon

Manitoba approves 89 winter works projects for 1960 61

Manitoba Labour Minister J B Carrol announced 89 municipal Winter Works projects approved within 25 days of scheme start. Eighty of the 89 have federal approval. nine await Ottawa. The 89 projects total value exceeds 3 million dollars and will provide work for 1,373 Manitobans with many projects from Winnipeg outside the city core. New work includes right of way clearing, culverts, stockpiling, sidewalks, snow fences, sewers, and watermains.

J. B. Carrol Manitoba Ottawa Winnipeg

New Hoedown Gal Mary Frances Debuts on Country Hoedown

Mary Frances, 21, from Oshawa Ontario, enters CBC TV Country Hoedown as the new girl vocalist. She has sung professionally since 17 and won talent awards including Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts, appearing with Gordie To, Tommy Hunter, Tommy Flunter, Tommy Common, the Alamos Sisters and the Singin Swingin Eight.

Mary Frances Cbc-Tv Brunette Oshawa Ontario Arthur Godfrey Gordie To Tommy Hunter Tommy Flunter Tommy Common Alamos Sisters

Manitoba Ice Fishing Opens November First

Manitoba's ice fishing season runs November 1 to March 31 with lakes and rivers open to anglers. Minister C. H. Witney notes the sport is growing and licences cost one dollar for residents and two dollars fifty for non residents. last year 5742 anglers took licences, 4542 residents. Some anglers use wooden frame canvases while others shelter in woolen huts with stoves and radios.

Manitobas C. H. Witney Mines and Natural Resources

High School Basketball Schedule for Friday

Friday schedule lists boys game at 7:00 p.m. and main game at 8:30 p.m. Season tickets for six games priced at 1.00.

Award Night in Hamiota Honors Scholarly Achievements

An award night will be held at Hamiota School Auditorium on Saturday November 26 at 8 p m. Scholarships and bursaries will be presented to Hamiota Collegiate Institute students for the 1959 60 year. Parents friends and all interested in the school work are invited to attend to honor top scholars.

Hamiota Hamida Collegiate Institute Wll

Teachers Meet of Birdtail River School Division

Teachers from Birdtail River School DivisionAssociation 38 of the Manitoba Teachers Society met at Foxwarren School on November 10 at 8 00 p m Twenty eight members attended Mr Milton read a thanks letter from Mrs W Miller secretary treasurer for floral tribute to the division for graduation exercises. Ac Wood Brandon and E Emond Camp Shilo spoke on Aid to Private and Parochial Schools The group discussed a curling bonspiel and Foxwarren ladies hosted a buffet luncheon after adjournment.

Birdtail River Manitoba Teachers Society Foxwarren Milton W. Miller Ac. Wood Brandon E. Emond Camp Shilo

Mrs. Isabel Riddell Laid to Rest in Kenton District

Mrs Isabel Ann Riddell 82 died November 19 at her daughter Mrs John Whyte in Kenton. Born in Wingham Ontario she moved with her parents to Oakner district where she married Jas Riddell in 1902 and lived on the farm until 1942. After his death she moved to Hamiota then Kenton in 1952. Survived by sons Walter and Stewart a daughter Mrs Morton White Winnipeg a sister Miss Tena McDougall Kenton and eleven grandchildren.

Isabel Ann Riddell John Whyte Kenton Wingham Ontario Peter McDougallin S Jas. Riddell Oakner Jonh Whyte Walter Stewart Morton White Winnipeg Tena McDougall

Crandall C G L T Meet Initiation And Supper

The Crandall C G L T met in the school on November 17 at 4 15 PM with 18 members present. They held the initiation ceremony for new members followed by supper. The meeting closed at 7 30 PM with the singing of Taps.

Crandall C.G.T

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Hamiota District Toronto Royal Fraternal Hall Hamiota Citizen Band Carter Ian Lobban Ros Robertson Legion Auxiliary Net Hamiota Fraternal R.C.M. Police E. L. Ross M. D Sanatorium Board of Manitoba Nat. Park New Hoedown Brooke RIVER Mrs. J. Riddell
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