Collegi ate Award Night Showcases High School Honors
Hamiota Collegiate Institute held an award night with Grade IX through XII honors. Recipients included Ronald Mathison, Barbara Whyte, Helen Murray, Carol McConnell, and others who earned general proficiency, subject awards, and cash scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Baillie
Dianne Marjorie McPhaden
Patricia Dawn Bailey
Beverley Anne McConnell
Ronald Duncan Mathison
Clifford Lorne Robinson
Barbara Ann Scott
Phyllis Colleen Mathison
James Grant McConnell
Miss T. Fulton
Barbara Noreen Whyte
Maureen Rose Baillie
Judith Irene Richardson
Robert John Hudson
Marion Rose Rivers
Brenda Irwin
Ian Randell
Karen Diane Coch
Rane
Gwendolyn Joyce Bomford
Helen Mae Murray
Marilyn Phyllis Pollock
Everett Vernon Gurr
Linda Dawn Rankin
Carol Maureen McConnell
Ralph Douglas Beamish
Baillie
Hamiota Collegiate Institute
Hamiota Collegiate
Ronald Mathison
T. Fulton
Hamiota
Barbara Whyte
Pateman
J. G. McConnell
McConnell Bros. Hamiota
Helen Murray
J. E. Hudson
E. D. Hudson
Carol Meureen McConnell
Miss Fulton
Arnold Davis
Bonnie Gail Hyndman
Morley Ellis Woods
Darlene Badger
Lynda Kidd
Linda Stewart
Albert John Shoemaker
Marlene James
Faye Pollock
Gaylene Grant
Jo Riddell
National Forest Products Week Spotlight in Manitoba
Hon. C. H. Witney announces Manitoba observes National Forest Products Week from October 21 to 27. He notes Manitoba’s primary forest production exceeds 20 million yearly, supporting 600 000 man-days, and highlights forest products’ crucial role in construction, manufacturing, and publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
C. H. Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba
Walter Weir Addresses Hamiota PC Meeting
Hon Weir Manitoba Minister of Public Works spoke at the Hamiota Progressive Conservative meeting held October 17 in the Fraternal Hall. He cited Roblin Government gains since 1958, noting high school enrollment increases up to 125 in places and a large backlog of road work to meet provincial traffic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Weir
Manitoba
Hamiota
Progressive Conservative
Weir
Roblin
Department of Finance
Obituary for Peter Cartney and Manitoba Civic Notes
Peter Cartney died October 15 in Hamiota hospital after a long illness. Born July 9 1877 in Bogside Bracklamore near Newpitsligo Scotland he emigrated to Canada in 1913. Survived by four children and 14 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, wife Sinclair Pickard and two daughters predeceased him. Funeral was October 18 conducted by C Hunt of Brandon with pallbearers from local towns. The report also highlights Manitoba government loan programs, Savings Bonds, penal reforms, and praise for Premier Duff Roblin from local MLA Barry Strickland and party colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cartney
Hamiota Hospital
Bogside Bracklamore
Newpitsligo
Aberdeershire
Scotland
Sinclair Pickard
Elton
Canada
Bella
May
George Souter
Annie
Kenton
Wm. Barclay
Cathie
Darlingford
Adam
Brooks
Alta
James
Hamiota
Cartney
McConnell
C. Hunt
Brandon
Roy Tapp
Rapid City
Mel McLeod
Neil Lennox
Strathclair
Clark Mathison
Len Angus
G. Souter, Jr
Manitoba
Attorney General’s Department
Pas
Barry Strickland
M.L.A
Weir
Strickland
Duff Roblin
Bombers Seize First as Rough Riders Drop Hosts
In Taylor field the Bombers move into first place after the Rough Riders host loss, with Edmonton beating them 30 to 20 and Walden out. Baseball buzz centers on Terry and Tresh as consensus says they won the Series with limited help from teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombers
Rough Riders
Taylor Field
Edmonton
Walden
Terry
Tresh
Yankees
Cub
Altman
Cardwell
Jackson
McDaniel
Shaffer
Cubs
Rev Clark Addresses Neepawa Graduates
United Church minister Rev Ralph Clark spoke at the NACI graduation in West Park School auditorium, criticizing low parent attendance and education snobbery. He urged graduates to value humanities, warn of overemphasis on exams, and to use their gifts to help others after earning diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Clark
United Church
Hamiota
NACI
West Park School
Clark
Neepawa
Department of Education
Kochia Weed Spreads in Manitoba Farmlands
Kochia or Summer Cypress emerges as a new weed in Manitoba’s southwest, now found in this district. It is a large annual from the Goosefoot family that roams fields like Russian thistle, seeds plentiful, and spreading quickly if unchecked. It tolerates chemicals as it matures, demanding thorough cultural control on fallow land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Beamish
United Church Women’s
E. A. Dixon
Canadian Legion Women’s Auxiliary
E. Lee
Wayne McConnell
Hamiota Lions Club
McKinnon
Linda Rankin
Pool Elevators’ Association
John Rankin
University of Manitoba
Garnet Hyndman
Pool Elevator's Association Bursary Co
Forest Products Hole
Spotlight
Rly
P.C
A. Hodge
Rev. Clark
Jesus Christ
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