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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 13, 1973

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Birdtail River No. 38 approves Strathclair work and hires staff

The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 board met at Crandall on September 6 1973. It adopted August minutes, received the superintendent report, and approved multiple actions including Strathclair renovations with Central Canadian Structures Limited for 158 205, a 3500 fee for construction managers, and hiring of custodians and several van drivers with specified daily rates. The board also increased routes 11 and 48, added a half teacher at Birtle Elementary, teacher aides at Birtle Collegiate and Strathclair Elementary, and approved payment schedules and a roof repair at Strathclair for 4143.00 before adjourning.

Crandall — A Birdtail River Crandall Waddell, Mulake Kreager Rapley Lewycky Falloon Armitage Butcher Shier W. H. Butler Mike Stanchuk Ed Bobinski Shirley Kaskin Roy Garlik Ann Bobbie Hudson Dale Lorraine Cochrane W- H. Butler Alex Lowe Albert Fredricks Linda Kent Kenton Junior High Central Canadian Structures Limited Strathclair Collegiate Royal Bank of Canada Shoal Lake Strathclair Birtle E. Lenore Williams Birtle Collegiate Wheat City

Rapeseed Meal Trials in Dairy Cows and Manitoba Breeding Stock

Research from the University of Manitoba reports two dairy trials using rapeseed meal. Bronowski rapeseed meal allowed up to a quarter of dairy concentrate without milk loss, while high levels of commercial rapeseed reduced fat corrected milk. adding molasses or flavor restored production. Additional findings link yield and protein to soil nitrogen, water, and temperature. The note also advertises Managra boars for commercial sale, priced at 175 to 200 dollars, with availability from immediate to October, and claims strong performance trends.

Manitoba Department of Animal Science University of Manitoba

Alma Brown 80th Birthday Celebrated in Hamiota

A birthday tea at Wilf Brown’s home honored Alma Brown on September 2 1973 with guests from Walkerton North Battleford Burr Sask Taber Alta Winnipeg Neepawa Brookdale Virden Kenton Birtle Grand View Hamiota Oakner Melita Waskada Lenore Crandall Miniota Brandon Boissevain. A family supper followed with 41 attendees including seven Brown family members and relatives from Kenton Virden Taber Winnipeg Miniota North Battleford and Oakner. Heather Kaisler the three week old great granddaughter from Winnipeg was the youngest present.

Alma Brown Wilf Brown Walkerton Ont North Battleford Burr Sask Taber Alta Winnipeg Neepawa Brookdale Virden Kenton Birtle Grandview Hamiota Oakner Melita Waskada Lenore Jean Glendenning

Bantams Fall Short in Provincial Finals Run

Hamiota Bantams tied Winnipeg 9 9 in their opening provincial final game. The team later dropped a doubleheader in Winnipeg 12 8 and 11 1 while finishing the season with 38 wins 6 losses and 1 tie after winning the Midwest league and the Bantam Championship.

Hamiota Bantams Winnipeg Dave McConnell Craig Lobban Nelson Woods Cam Johnston Bill Derlago Kerry Lowe Wes Coulson Bob Paradine Hamiota Bantams Pete Baydak Virden Russell Eddystone Neepawa Carman

W I Meeting Notes From Hamiota on September 4

The WI met in Hamiota on Tuesday September 4 at 2 30 with 15 members and 3 visitors. Mrs Morris opened with The little extra and the meeting included readings, a two minute silence for Mrs Decker and reports on Red Cross and United Nations. The group discussed canvassing, library hours, district board date, and Ed ucana da trip details with prayers, talks, and a Mizpah Benediction.

Hamiota The Cancer Society Robertson Red Cross United Nations Delbridge New York WLI Australia Armstrong W.I Norway Will Grey Ward Nichols Arlene Johnston Ottawa Miss Thornton

Sunday sports allowed by law tested church hours

A bygone legislative note recalls a bill permitting Sunday sports under the stipulation it would not clash with church services. The writer warns of a fragile precedent and quips about spiritual nature.

Park Residence News Visits Across Towns

Park Residence notes family and friends visiting and calling on relatives. Mr and Mrs Baxter and family plus Eva Kusturok of Winnipeg visited their aunt Mrs Mansell at Hamota Hospital. Edith Gunson and Wendy Rathwell of Brandon visited John Gunson recently. Mrs Caldwell and Mrs Alice Russell called on Mrs G Morris. Mrs Martin and her son of Isabella called last week. Mrs Bardwell visiting her daughter at Miniota. Margaret Rollo of Swan Lake visited Mrs Schacht last week.

Baxter Eva Kusturok Winnipeg Mansell Hamiota Hospital Edith Gunson Wendy Rathwell Brandon Vis M. Caldwell Alice Russell G. Morris Martin Isabella

Rolling River Board Meets Details Enrolment and Plans

Rolling River School Division reported September enrolment at 3 278, slightly above projections, with Rivers area up about 20 students. Tender results for Erickson Collegiate furnishings totaled eight bids, with $10 100 approved by Public Schools Finance Board and Christie’s Supplies winning much of the order. The board approved selling 130 feet of Erickson Collegiate property to the Erickson Recreation Committee and heard requests for attendance at out district colleges. The Small Schools Committee urged more financial aid and sent a letter to Education Minister Ben Hanuschak. A Tariff School in Forrest was approved for sale by tender and five half lots in Minnedosa were authorized for sale to the Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation. Vandalism in Minnedosa Schools prompted a $50 reward for information leading to arrests. Bus drivers were hired for five routes.

Minnedosa Rolling River Erickson Collegiate Public School Finance Board Christies School Supplies Brandon Public Schools Finance Board Erickson Recreation Committee Schatz Ben Hanuschak Tariff Forrest Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation Proven

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Birdtail River S. D Moody, Moore Department of Labor Department of Education OES Department of Agriculture Department of Highways Manitoba Safety Council Manitoba Association of School Trustees Western Canada Educational Administrators Conference Community Planning Association Tom Baron Echo F. S. Venables Publisher Reggies John Gunson Rolling River Board Meet
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