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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 19, 1964

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Frost Damage Raises Questions On Corn Recovery And Safe Forage

A Manitoba agricultural column discusses frost impact on corn and forage. Slightly frozen corn may recover while heavily damaged stands will not. Frozen forage can be dangerous for livestock, especially green oats and flax, with hydrocyanic acid risk higher in immature plants. Experts advise varied feeds and testing by the Winnipeg Feed Testing Laboratory. The piece also urges shelterbelt trees to combat soil erosion and notes freight costs from Indian Head.

Hugo Gross Brandon Roberts Animal Science Department University of Manitoba Winnipeg Indian Head

Hamiota Home Grounds Competition Winners

The Hamiota Home Grounds winners for 1964 include Jas Scorgie 1st Ernest Dix 2nd and Max McConnell 3rd. Others in the contest were Geo Robertson Bob Wilson Percy Harrison and Harry Bailey. In the Vegetable Garden Competition Wes Turnbull 1st Geo 2nd Allan MecPhaden 3rd were Bob Wilson Wilfred Johnston Percy Harrison Elmer Dixon.

Jas. Scorgie Ernest Dixon Max McConnell Geo. Robertson Bob Wilson Percy Harrison Harry Bailey Wes Turnbull Geo Allan MecPhaden Wilfred Johnston Elmer Dixon

Routledge Family Holds Reunion at Oakner Man Farm

A Routledge family reunion of fifty one relatives gathered at the farm home of Mr and Mrs James Routledge and Elaine on Sunday August 16 1964. A J I Angus of Rivers was the oldest attendee Timmy Routledge the youngest. Attendees came from St James Virden Griswold Brandon Rivers Lenore Harding and Hamiota with Unity Saskatchewan unable to attend due to illness.

Routledge James Routledge Elaine Oakner Man A. J. I. Angus Rivers Timmy Lyle Routledge St. James Virden Griswold Brandon Lenore Harding Hamiota Unity Sask

Mrs. Moreside Honored by Oak River Residents

Mrs. M. Moreside, longtime Oak River resident, was honored at the home of Mrs. W. D. Cantelon on August 15. Mrs. H. Tweed spoke for guests while Mrs. R. T. Griffiths presented a dresser set and boudoir clock to the honored guest.

M. Moreside Oak River W.D. Cantelon H. Tweed R. T. Griffiths

School Chatter On First Day Supplies List

As summer ends parents plan for back to school. Teachers list grade by grade required supplies including scribblers, pencils, rulers, paste, atlas, dictionary, paints, scribblers with coil rings, and gym shorts. All students need running shoes.

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Veteran Winnipeg showman Harry Gray retires after 43 years

In a Winnipeg Tribune profile, veteran impresario Harry Gray, 61, reflects on vaudeville's decline from the Walker to silent films and talkies. Gray details his 33 years managing theatres, including the Lyceum, and recalls early theatres, performers, and changes in entertainment. He plans a temporary exit from show business to explore life beyond the stage.

Playhouse Theatre Pantages Odeon Walker Fort Street Orpheum England United States Canada Winnipeg Harry Gray Lyceum Villian Cary Grant Helen Hayes Gray Winnipeg Tribune

Hamiota District Revisited Funeral Reflections

Mel Cochran recalls the Decker community mourning Edgar Lints and a funeral music donation. He notes Rev. Clark’s eloquent address and chats with Fred Wyatt about his daughters Edith and Elveretta and their families. A school tour with the Schweitzers evokes nostalgia and concern over Decker School’s potential future.

Decker Edgar Lints Clark

Oak River Home Grounds Winners Named in WI Sponsor Contest

Winners in the Home Grounds competition are Mr. and Mrs. W. Pratley for Urban and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ebel for Farm Home Grounds, repeating last year's first places. Second and third places go to Durban and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hayhurst, and Mrs. F. Bowman.

W.I W. Pratley J. Ebel Durban Henry Hayhurst F. Bowman H. Griffiths D. Gill

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