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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1954
Page
5
Mr Ed Cyre of Winnipes visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Alex Ferris, with Mr John Hart of Tonk noted as visiting at the Ferris residence.
Agricultural notes report Shoal Lake 4-H Beef Club sending a team to Toronto Royal in 1954, led by Delmar Purdy and Ross Short, as Hamiota and Oak River continue strong 4-H presence with multiple clubs. James Kirton of Arrow River builds an open pen shed for Shorthorns. Bob Wallace discusses soils, fertility, and the Crandall Save the Soil Campaign. An eight year crop rotation plan is shared for Arrow River and Ed Colbeck of Pope. A 4-H calf club may form in Crandall. community center meetings draw parents, and a Solsgirth school fair showcases agriculture with 4-H helping. “You Learn To Do By Doing.”
The Hamiota club calls for November 1 applications for a Tsomte Royal trip this week. An Oakner Mission Band reorganization on September 14 elected President Jim Bomford and eight other officers. 38 members enrolled. Interior church redecorations drew praise. Mr and Mrs Kennedy and John left for a new home in Kelliher Sask. A hobo tea at Mrs H D Brown’s honored Mrs Kennedy with small gift from the W A. A social hour followed with lunch.
Dorothy Bates reports Teen Town held a farewell party at the school for John Kennedy who left the district for Kelliher Sask. Attendees enjoyed games and lunch. he received a loose leaf leather binder.Kenton High School dance attendees enjoyed a good time. Teen Town girls will craft clay and plaster items arriving Friday for future projects.
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