Hamiota School Reopens With 203 Pupils and 8 Teachers
On September 4 203 pupils returned to Hamiota Public School as 8 teachers form the elementary staff for 1962 63 led by Miss R Morris and include teachers from Grade I to Grade VII across Sask and Manitoba towns. A miscellaneous shower was held September 5 honoring Mrs Elinor Shaw bride of August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Morris
Wapela
Sask
G. Catherwood
Solsgirth
M. Hazelwood
Hamiota
Elinor Shaw
Departure of the Tom Anderson family shakes Hamiota sports scene
Gloom settles over Hamiota as Tom Anderson and Wayne depart from local sports, with Wayne a key past finalist in BB and track. TV access via Channels 3 7 and 12. School League baseball resumes with Lynn Switzer returning. Bombers dominate East without key players. Calgary at Winnipeg mutes opposition. NFL on TV clashes with CFL interest. Golf legends prize split. NL and AL pennant races tighten. NHL training camps begin with Brandon Winnipeg exhibitions. Elinor Baxter and Mrs Shaw attend a wedding reception. Mary Corley wed. gifts given and lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Tom Anderson
Tom
Eskimos
Yankees
Wayne
Tom and Family
Lynn Switzer
Lorne Caldwell
Red Sox
Bombers
Rigner
Funston
Shepherd
Calgary
Winnipeg
NFL
C.F.L
Jack Nicklaus
Player
Palmer
Reds
Giants
Dodgers
Twins
Yankee
Tigers
N.hl
Brandon
Boston
Community Event Honors Mrs Anderson and Georgina
The committee hosted a gathering at Mrs. Geo. Anderson’s home to honor Georgina and Lizzie with gifts in the Old Mill Pattern. Georgina thanked the group warmly. The evening featured photos and lunch while plans outlined include extending the Cuisonaire method to Grade II and revising the French program for Grades 4-6. The staff and students anticipate a successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgina
Elizabeth Bell Jordan Dies in Saskatoon
Elizabeth Bell Jordan wife of Norman Wesley Jordan of 502 Duchess Street Saskatoon died in a local hospital on August 18 1962 Funeral was held August 21 at Park Funeral Chapel Rev Benson Summers and Rev Robert Hall presiding Survived by husband daughter Norma sister Zoe Tyler Sacramento California and brother Dr J R Guthridge Belleville Ontario She was born in Mitchell Ontario moved to Hamiota Manitoba in 1884 and to Saskatoon in 1927 Interment at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens in the family plot Knox United Church member and Grant Circle worker Sanford died in 1925
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bell Jordan
Norman Wesley Jordan
Duchess Street
Saskatoon
Park Funeral Chapel
Benson Summers
Robert Hall
Norma
Zoe Tyler
Sacramento
California
J. R. Guthridge
Belleville
Ont
Jordan
Mitchell
Ontario
Hamiota Man
John
Minnie Gutteridge
First Church United
Brandon
Helen Agnes
A. Harrison
Manitoba
Dennis Elwyn Johnston
Garnet Johnston
Crandall
R. L. Schneider
Talcones
M. Smart
James
Vancouver
Lawrie Johnston
Annis Draper
Sharon Peeler
Sherry Harrison
Herbert
Ry Kidd
Don Smith
Wayne Reid
Ed. Dycke
Lois Johnston
Dennis Johnston
20Th St. Brandon
Hamiota
Oakner
Lenore
Alexander
Winnipeg
Decker Calf Club wraps up successful 4H year
The Decker Calf Club completed a fruitful 4H year on August 29 with all members and one guest present. Gail Clark and Barry Taylor reported on the 4H camp at Brandon in July, Marlene James spoke of Nebraska trip, and the assistant leader Ken Clark awarded gold seals to Marlene James and Glen Bridge as they attend their last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker Calf Club
Gail Clark
Barry Taylor
Brandon
Marlene James
Nebraska
Glen Bridge
Ken Clark
Manitoba Good Roads Association reports on maintenance and beautification efforts
The Manitoba Good Roads Association outlines its competitions in highway maintenance beautification and farm home grounds. It notes judges travel about 17 000 miles yearly to assess entries and praises community effort, garden displays, windbreaks and roadside upkeep as tourism and economy grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Good Roads Association
Committee of Judges
Province of
Manitoba
Manitoba Motor League
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Grass seed and tree orders for 1963 planting season
The notice urges immediate orders for Soil Conservation Plan grass seed with eight mixtures and a ten acre package priced at 17.00, due by October 30. It promotes shelterbelt trees from Indian Head, advises summer fallowing before planting, and lists ram rental by Manitoba Agriculture for commercial sheep owners at 8.00 per year with conditions. It also warns to control Canada thistle during harvest and fallow, stressing continuous cultivation to erase roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Meeting Minutes of Birdtail River School Division Shoal Lake 1962
The Birdtail River School Division No 38 votes to approve minutes from August 25 1962 and to file correspondence. It purchases six concrete incinerators for six junior colleges at 65 dollars each with five percent discount from Perma Crete. Van routes for Ray Unsworth Kyler Drake and Garth Strachan are approved with daily rates. Adjourns to September 6 Principals meeting at Birtle Collegiate at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Fulton
Selby
Stimpson
Gamey
Reynolds
Fraser
Hunter
Pomshichuk
Selsgirth
Osler, Hammond and Nanton Re
USTM
Brunswick
Perma Crete Mfgg. Co., Ltd
Clanwilliam
Manitoba
Robert Lane
Minnedosa
Hamiota
Kenton
Miniota
Birtle
Strathclair
Gwen Bell
Ray Unsworth
Oakner
Kyler Drake
Garth Strachan
James Morison
Birtle Collegiate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Public School
M. Gallant
Emerson
Man
J. Reid
Hamoita
L. Switzer
Basswood
J. Kitz
H. Brown
Medora
Hamiota School Board
Elinor
Geo. Anderson
Manitoba Good Roads Association Report
M. Deveson Ag
Ested
Indian Head
Canada Thistle
Birdtail River
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