Ice and holiday notes brighten a Manitoba village page
Winter scenes and small town happenings fill the page from Decker and Hamiota. Ice on roads slows traffic as locals discuss weather and safety. garden birds and charity parcels show community spirit. Christmas notices urge pre-school registrations and card pricing while staff names brighten the season.
Wimp Sheardown Nominated as Village Councillor
Local notes praise Ross Sheardown known as Wimp a hospital clerk for Hamiota Group Management. He is nominated to be councillor after Barry Strickland resigned MLA role. Also recalls Red Cross drive turnout, goose hunting trip, and old timer photos with community names and a Children’s Aid Society concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimp
Ross Sheardown
Hamiota Group
Hamiota Hospital No
Hamiota
Barry B. Strickland
Children’s Aid Society
Jean McMillan
Ruth Gregory
Ross Poole
Jim
Clare
Ken Hunter
Lorne Hazlewood
Kenton
Ray Downey
Glen Gregory
G. Mathison
Delmar Kirk
Kassar Nabal
Barney Google Review
Helen Riesberry
Jim Creaves
Children’s Aid Society of
Brandon
Bill Kelly
M. C. Ross Poole
Jim Mathison
Murray Carnegie
al Mathison
Jon Klagenberg
Harvey Houck
Arnold Houck
Wimp Sheardown
Jack Boyd
Wallace Fraser
Ken
Clare Hunter
Harvey Brown
Sunday Church Services and Sunday School Notices
On Sunday December 4 1966 R E Clark Church holds services at 11 00 a m and Junior Sunday School at 11 00 a m Senior Sunday School at 12 10 p m Decker Minister Rev A McColl leads a worship service 1 30 p m United Church of Canada Strathclair Pastoral Charge Rev D L Holtzman oversees Cardale Sunday School and Church at 10 a m McConnell Sunday School and Church at 9 a m Strathclair Sunday School at 10 40 a m Church Service at 12 00 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Oak River
Oakner
Miniota
Crandall
Decker
Isabella
McConnell
R. E. Clark
God
A. McColl
Christ Church
By the Creek on Greenhorn Farm and the Mind
The narrator describes spending time at the back creek on Greenhorn Farm watching swirls of water and drinking animals. He jokes about being called lazy, notes pheasants visiting, and reflects on how running water soothes work, politics, and thoughts of John Diefenbaker and Liberal editorialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhorn Farm
Middle Creek
Backcreek
B.C
Peel
St. Catherines Street
Montreal
John Diefenbaker
Dief
Winnipeg Free Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Echo
Manitoba
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
U.S.A
F. S. Venables
Jack Coombs
Ben
Clark Mathison
Cartwright
Hop Sing
Nora
Pete Charney
Ab Rockley
Bill Gammack
Bill
Jack Bailey
Dot i
Pat Pateman
Hydro
Charney’s
Wayne Pittendreigh
Jim Moffat
Edmonton
Albert Kelly
Portage la Prairie
Albert
Joe Beczerski
Joe
Lillian Kelly
Harvey Duncan
USA
Possessions
South and Central America
West Indies
Spain
Lizzie O'Neill
Mery Pedlow
Nelson Woods
Frank Wales
Bill Woods
Endersley
Saskatchewan
Cabri
Saskatoon
Atanac
Moose Jaw
Ken Fraser
Doug Beamish
Charlie Steele
Winnipeg
Scott Chambers
Venables Hardware
Alex Kerr
F. Bennett
Cochrane
Steele
Iarshimgton
Joe Andrew
Dr. Reid
T. Kerr
Lorime
J. F. Fraser
D. D. Fraser
Evan Venables
McLaren
Chambers
United Church of Canada
Strathclair
D. L. Holtzman
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
E. Myers
By Ambrose Hill
Imperial Life
Estate Planning and Pensions
Ken Drozda
Hamiota School
Bob Lightly
John Rankin
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Tom Tesarsky
Kenton Collegiate
Hamiota Lions Club
W. J
Hamiota School Board