Centennial Auditorium hosts senior tea in Brandon
Current Comments notes Senior Citizens of Hamiota invited to a centennial auditorium tea and bake sale in Brandon on October 29 from 2 to 5 pm hosted by the Brandon Drop-In Centre led by Mary Hoare. Also recalls Sesqui Centennial attendance by Grace Rebekah Lodge members and local anecdotes from Manitoba.
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Hamiota
Brandon
Buck Matiowsky
Centennial Auditorium
Mary Hoare
Delemater
Diary glimpses of early Ham ionta life 1919 1921 entries
Dr H M Reida of Hamiota kept a diary from 1910 to 1928 with notes on town events. Highlights include motor cars touring town but avoiding country roads in 1919, cement sidewalks in June, a 10 dollar airplane ride over town, and school vans disruption in 1921 due to weather.
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H. M. Reid
Hamiota
Walter Whyte
Mac Fraser
Winnipeg
Weanling Price Guidelines and Ontario Standards
The article discusses pricing weanling pigs by halving the current market price for a 30 pound pig, notes extra value for cross bred stock, and stresses fair pricing for a viable industry. It cites Quality Swine as Ontario's producer group with herd health standards and a 58 cents per pound guideline, suggesting Manitoba use. It also mentions the McConnell Calf Club reorganization on October 28, 1969 for youths 10 by 1970.
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Ontario
Ontario Hog Products Association
Manitoba
McConnell
Boundaries talk stirs Minnedosa voters over school division plan
Minnedosa October meeting of the Boundaries Commission hears briefs on proposed cross‑district changes. Citizens weigh administration savings against transportation costs while reconsidering the then current system amid confusion and tax concerns. The piece cites Minister Saul Miller’s remark on Landmark high school feasibility and questions the impact on local schooling and costs.
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Boundaries Commission
Minnedosa
Saul Miller
Miller
Landmark
Minnedosa-Neepawa
Hamiota United Church Service Notice
R. E. Clark minister calls for worship May 18 with service at 9 45 a m inviting the congregation to worship God thankfully prayerfully and joyfully together in Hamiota United Church system.
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Hamiota United Church
R. E. Clark
Anniversary Celebrated for Mr. and Mrs. Musgrove in Ontario
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Musgrove observed their 40th wedding anniversary at home on Saturday October 11 in Hespeler Ontario. Friends and relatives attended a come and go tea signed in by about one hundred guests. October 9 saw another anniversary supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strachan with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mast who led a toast to the couple.
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W. A Musgrove
Harold Strachan
Jack Mast
Beamish Cochran Wedding at Cochran Farm Manitoba
David E. Beamish and Florence E. Cochran united in marriage at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cochran in Hamiota Manitoba. Rev R E Clark officiated with attendants Mary A. Cochran and J Earl Beamish. The couple plans a West Coast motor trip and will reside in Star City Saskatchewan.
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West
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Echo Publications Ltd
USA
England
F. S. Venables
Jack Coombs
Shorty Turner
Sesqui
Baltimore
Mary Coupland
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Mary
Flin Flon
Baltimore Orioles
the Oddfellows
Lodge
Maryland
U.S.A
Strickland
Bruce Lemon
Whoopee
The
G. L. Scott
Lavinia
Bert Strange
Kenton
Brandon General Hospital
Britain
Prince of Wales
Harold Wilson
Edith Evans
Alice Lindsay
Lizzie O’neill
Florence Fraser
Sean
Nora Angus
Alice Thring
Edith Dixon
Annie O’neill
Emma Scott
Margaret Me
Minnie Sheridan
Wayne Duchart
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Wayne
Geo
Eva Duchart
Wimp
Wendell Wight Ag
Decker
Rev
A. McColl
United Church of Canada
Strathclair
D. L. Holtzman
Cardale
Hamiota Pentecostal Church
P.A.D.C
R. Y. Daym
Ounday
RED Cross
Hespeler
Frank Rosenberger
Bob Bonner
Y. Birtle
Pat Musgrove
Independent Breeders Association
Jon Kagenberg
Shoal Lake
Denwal Pharmacy
Rexall Super
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