Obhe hamiota Echo Co. W. Venables, W. H. Jos ey
Obhe Hamiota Echo lists W Venables and W H Josey in its pages. Names appear in a brief notice or card form within the local column. No further context or dates provided.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1945
Page
4
Obhe Hamiota Echo lists W Venables and W H Josey in its pages. Names appear in a brief notice or card form within the local column. No further context or dates provided.
Postwar reconstruction challenge highlighted by the Manitoba Council of the Girl Guides Association. Nearly 5,000 guides in the province need trained leaders and a dedicated training center. An urgent public appeal seeks 20 000 dollars for a Guide House, staff, and travel for a field secretary to train leaders and expand programs for Manitoba girls.
Canadian barley varieties Sanalta and Rex will be excluded from No. 1 C.W. and No. 2 C.W. Two-row grades effective August 1, 1945. Barley of these varieties after that date will be graded not higher than No. 1 Feed. Farmers urged to adapt to wartime livestock feed demands.
Farmers receive early barley status guidance to inform seeding decisions and anticipate crop conditions, aiding planning and risk assessment for the upcoming season.
Edith Mae Ball daughter of Mrs. A. Stace of Decker wed John Harvey Wright son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Wright of Rapid City on April 6 1945 at 3 pm at the bride’s home. Rev H S Bowman officiated. attendance included about sixty out of town guests. The couple left for a dance in St George near Rapid City after a reception. 11 patched quilts were sent to Red Cross HQ and Red Cross funds totaled 801.23. Fit-Sergt Murray Gregory visited his parents en route from Vancouver to Moncton and a Ford tractor demonstration was held at Decker's garage.
The list of donors to the recent Red Cross campaign will be published next week. The document will include contributors from the community and organizations supporting relief efforts.
Last week Mrs W A McConnell and Miss Muriel McConnell led insistors to Winnipeg while Mr M W McConnell and Mr E A Dixon joined. Mrs R V McConnell learned Saturday April 7 that her brother is missing overseas. Mrs McConnell visits her parents Mr and Mrs Trewin at Bradwardine as Phyllis Ball of Camp Shilo spent the weekend home. LAC Jack Foxton transfers from Dauphin to Portage la Prairie. Easter holidays bring visits from Nora and Lillian Kelly and granddaughters Shirley Cochrane and Joyce Johns. School reopens after the break.
Oakner residents are informed the Red Cross Dance and Whist Drive at Oakner school scheduled for Friday April 13 has been postponed to a later date. Mrs Ivan Kirk and Dalton have returned to Saskatoon after two months visiting Mr and Mrs J Milne. Colin Milne of the RCAF Iceland visits his parents Mr and Mrs J Milne. Pte Lillian Woodstock left for Vancouver after a furlough with her parents Mr and Mrs H Woodstock. Mr and Mrs Don McLennan spent a few days in Winnipeg last week.
Dr F M Coombs veteran surgeon died in Hamiota on April 3 1945 aged 59 born Brandon July 27 1885. Toronto 1909 Oak River 1909 15 England 1915 RA VC captain 1915 1920 OBE MID. Survived by wife L Maud Glint and three sons Robert M F John William A. Sisters listed. Masonic funeral April 5 Hamiota United Church interment Hamiota Cemetery.
A CBC personnel member who recently returned from overseas service in the engineering division will work with the army auxiliary services. He will oversee radio program distribution equipment for troops overseas and return to the European theatre to supervise setup.
Mrs A T Pollock accompanied Johnnie Arbuthnott on his return to Portage la Prairie on Saturday. Mrs Elgin Hyndman has word that her brother Sergeant Major 35 S McIntyre is seriously wounded in Germany. Mrs J C Richardson substitutes for Miss N Orchard unable to return due to road conditions in the south. Mrs J C Scott received word Sergeant Frank Richardson has been wounded in Germany. Frank has been with the 4th Division. Mr John Killoh returned from the West last week.
The document discusses the division of agricultural tasks between Dominion and provincial authorities. It argues for expanding extension and education through provincial channels and universities, or coordinating services across provinces. It calls for specialists in plant diseases and other fields to join extension work and for Prairie conferences to improve coordination.
Crandall School Board seeks price quotes for a piano. Apply to D L Johnston secretary treasurer Crandall School Board Crandall Man. Gopher poison supplied again by Hamiota Municipality for farmers buy from Drug Store or councillor Tickets for April 18 banquet limited no tickets after April 14 to help caterers.
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