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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 28, 1943

Page

4

Shelter belts aid farms in battling storms and wind

March's severe weather shows shelter belts reduce wind velocity and snow drift around farm buildings and fields. The Forest Nursery Station at Indian Head Saskatchewan offers broadleaf and evergreen trees free or at small charges to planters, with land preparation and summer care required.

Prairie Provinces Bay Field Indian Head Sackatchewan Forest Nursery Station Saskatchewan John Walker

Easter Week Visits and Moves Across Towns

Irene Rivers of Winnipeg spent Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs W D Rivers Keith Strachan returned home from Winnipeg after the inter period Mrs Smith moved last week to Hamiota to reside Mrs T Reece of West Bank BC visited her parents Mr and Mrs W Angus April shipment for the Red Cross included socks stockings sweaters scarves pillow cases handkerchiefs bags quilts and civilian relief donations Stan Wallace of Lourie visited his sister Mrs N Henderson before departing for Halifax Nova Scotia

Irene Rivers Winnipeg W. D. Rivers Keith Strachan Smith Hamiota T. Reece West Bank W. Angus Stan Wallace Lourie N. Henderson Halifax Nova Scotia

Easter Service Joyful At Brandon

McConnell notes Easter service led by the girls choir under Marion Watt who also sang solo Grace Creighton recited and Bette Tarabali played organ The altar wore spring flowers Parents with christening requests should notify the minister The second Sunday in May is Mother’s Day Sunday School meets at noon Several locals and visitors spend Easter in Brandon Winnipeg visits and village greetings recorded

Marion Watt Grace Creighton Bette Tarabali Joyes Richardson Brandon Ss Swaneon Louise Margaret Marjorie Knight Mary Turnball Hoth Winnipeg Bombardier Nicholl L Reaman Weat McDonnell Tom Pollock Portage R. King Mrs. R. Watt Miss G McConnell

Easter WM meeting and circle hold Easter gettogether

The Easter meeting of the WM group gathered at Mrs Ed Hazelwood home on April 2 with thirteen members and one visitor. Group 1 led by Mrs Biliott discussed Africa for Christ. The Easter circle met April 22 at Mrs Mary Kirk home with fourteen present. quilt blocks for the Butterfly quilt were displayed. Visitor L/AC Wallace Fraser came to Mr Jos Kirk’s home Sunday.

WM Wee Mre Ed. Hazelwood Te Charze Mre Biliott Africa Christ Mies Mervinon Hazelwood Kathlen Thornton Brandon Mies Velma Smith Alex Kirk Winnipeg Mary Kirk AC Wallace Fraser Jos. Kirk

Easter holiday notices and local visits in Mies and Winnipeg

The community reports Easter holiday stays and weekend visits. Lorne Lawcon and Rita Skinner are in Winnipeg or visiting relatives, while Phyllis Ball, Marjorie Beamish, and Marjorie Foxton return home for the holidays. The Ladies Aid met April 14 at Mrs. Lief’s, and Douglas Beamish plans a Manitoba stay to assist spring work. Kempinski house changes hands with the Bridges moving to Hamiota.

Mies Harrison Isabella Lorne Lawcon Balean Mies Rita Skinner Winnibee Phyllis Ball Marjorie Beamish Winnipeg E A. Dizon Keith Dixon Lao Jack Foxton Dauphin Marjorie Foxton Riding Mountain P McKensie Bridge Ladies’ Aid Wm.s A W. Lief E. A. Dixon Douglas Beamish M. J Bridge Kempinski Hamiota

Sweet clover facing new pests reduce Manitoba acreage

Experimental notes describe sweet clover once valued for hay pasture and soil enrichment facing declines from the sweet clover weevil and root rot. Early seeding and avoiding last two years prior plantings may mitigate losses, while clover remains a nectar source for bees and part of the bay crop when combined with grain and grass on fallowed land.

Manitoba Brandon

Canada 1943 Official Handbook announced by Dominion Bureau

The 1943 edition of Canada’s Official Handbook covers the wartime situation from Atlantic to Pacific. It highlights five economic sectors, war production under the Munitions and Supplies dept, and Canada’s 1942 ending conditions. It notes price 25 cents, no teacher or minister discounts, and requests copies via the King’s Printer Ottawa.

Dominion Bureau of Statistics Official Handbook Canada Bona Fide Etadente Ministers of Religion

Fragmentary postal note hints at coin encased card edge gem

A scrap describes a thin cardboard gemmed piece with a coin inserted between edges. Details are sparse. context or purpose remains unclear, but the item appears as a small, decorative postal token or keepsake.

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McConnell Chumah Lavinia Mies Brooke Boissevain Sweet Clover Problems Handbook of Present Atlantic Pacific Aix Ada’s Italso Department of Manitions and Supply Ottawa Dominion Statistician Cassan Monumental CO Minister of Finance Dominion of Canada Bank of Canada Awful Money of Canada National War Finance Committee Department of Finance
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