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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 14, 1976

Page

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Rabid Skunk Attack Prompts Winnipeg Rabies Warning

Winnipeg residents are warned after a rabid skunk bit a boy on September 17. The victim began anti rabies treatment at Misericordia Hospital as officials confirmed the skunk’s rabies and urged immediate medical contact if attacked. Rodents are not rabies carriers and keeping a skunk as a pet requires medical officer permission.

Winnipeg Emanuel Snell Misericordia Hospital Snell Manitoba

Cochrane-Beamish Reunion At Neepawa Rotary Park

Annual reunion drew over seventy attendees at Rotary Park Neepawa on July 18. Four senior Cochrane clan members over 80 received corsages and a boutonniere. Activities included croquet lawn darts horseshoes and a ball game followed by a smorgasbord supper and twilight departure.

Neepawa Cochrane-Beamish Rotary Park Sadie Cochrane Brandon Dassie Cochrane Gertie Kirk Marchwell Sask Loy Cochrane Decker

Decker September Meeting At Mrs Little Home

The September meeting was held at Mrs. Little's home on Thursday October 16 at 8 o'clock. Eight members attended with Group 1 conducting worship. The thought for the day was God is Everywhere. The treasurer reported finances. We served at four weddings netting 864.95 and purchased Bibles for the girls married. Ten dollars were sent to Muscular Dystrophy Society from W.I. funds. Flowers were given to Mrs. Bessie Doherty and Mr. and Mrs. A Maynes in memory of their mother. We will cater to Bill Hall's Sale and H Hunter's. A donation of 1000 was given to the Church Board. Group 2 will clean the church in October. Meeting adjourned and lunch served.

A. Maynes Bill Hall H. Hunter

Eva Angus Honored in Brandon Farewell Event

About 70 friends and relatives gathered October 4 to honor Eva Angus as she moved to the White Swan Trailer Court in Brandon. Kay Curl presented a purse of money and a pin wheel crystal horn of plenty. Bill Thomson gave the address. Eva thanked the guests during a social hour and lunch.

Hamiota Eva Angus White Swan Brandon Kay Curl Bill Thomson Eva

Hamiota School Band Committee Meeting Sees Enrollment Rise

The Hamiota School Band committee met on October 7 in the Collegiate with about 15 members present. Nineteen new members bring total band enrollment to 65. a new fee schedule and a Communication Letter will inform families of Tim Lawson’s class changes in early November due to the Festival and the November 11 holiday. the next meeting is set for November 1 and new members are welcomed.

Hamiota Tim

CNIB Canvass in Hamiota Appeals for Donations

The CNIB appeals for financial support to aid Manitoba blind citizens. Student canvassers from The Hamiota Collegiate, organized by The Hamiota Lions Club, will conduct door to door fundraising on Thursday night October 14. Residents may mail donations to the Lions Club box in Hamiota Manitoba.

Hamiota Canadian National Institute For the Blind CNIB Manitoba Hamiota Collegiate Hamiota Lions Club Box 1 Man

Beef Savings Seen Possible Through Central Processing

Manitoba livestock researchers say centralized beef processing could cut transport and labor costs, improve by products use, improve cut selection for retailers, and raise price stability. Boxed pre packed cuts reduce shrinkage and may lower fat costs. rail and truck transport savings could reach 20 and 27 percent respectively.

Winnipeg Manitoba Livestock and Meat Commission Commission Montreal

Nominations Set for Birdtail River Trustees

On October 6 1976 Crandall held Nominations Day for Birdtail River School Division trustees. Five seats filled by acclamation. incumbents re elected in Wards 2 4 6 and 10 while Ward 8 added Allan Murray of Foxwarren. Doug Falcon did not seek re election. Falloon cited two years as Foxwarren trustee and eight years with Birdtail River board.

Crandall Birdtail River Constance Choptuik Isabella Kenneth Rapley Strathclair Gerald Shier Edward Bunn Birdtail Sioux Indian Reserve Allan Murray Foxwarren Doug Falcon Falloon Foxwarren Consolidated

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