Opening of Hamiota Hospital District 7A in 1950
A large crowd gathered December 6 1950 at Hamiota Theatre for the opening of the new Hospital District No 7A facility. Speakers praised Dr E D Hudson and the Ladies Aid while donors and Wheat Pool presented 33000.00. 800 visitors signed the guest book and 400 more attended the tour and tea.
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Hamiota Hospital District No. 7A
Hamiota Theatre
Hamiota Limited Church
A. D. Roussell
Cardale
M. E. Graham
Oak River
I. Shultz
F.C. Bell
E. D Hudson
Margaret Nix
Department of Public Health
E. D. Hudson
Hamiota
Ladies Aid
Jim Killoh
J. E. Hudson
Venables
Drs. Hudsons
Miniota
Blanchard
Woodsworth
F. Brooks
H. Hyndman
F. J. Gould
Geo. McConnell
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Wheat Pool
Manitoba
C. L. Stuttleworth
M.L.A
Marquette
Des. Hudsons
E. Johnson
de. M. D. McFarlane
Manitoba Medical Association
J. M. George
Associated Hospitals of Manitoba
Decker Quartette
W. H. Logan
Local residents travel and fundraiser notes
Mr and Mrs Wm Watt plan a winter in Rivers. Mrs R McFeeley and Patsy visited Saskatoon to see relatives. Mrs Katie Williams and son Larry, Crandall, visited H Lawson’s family. Mr J Andrew returned after a month with daughter Mrs OQ Davidson at Oak River. The W.VA bazaar earned 120.30 with the memory post parcel bringing 22.50.
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Mrs. Wm. Watt
Katie Williams
Larry
Crandall
H. Lawson
J. Andrew
OQ. L. Davidson
Oak River
W.va
Memory Post
Lavinia W I hosts thrift meeting and Christmas events
The Lavinia Women’s Institute met at Mrs W A McConnell’s home on December 7 with 28 members. Gifts and aid were collected for Children’s Aid and Greek Relief, and Red Cross sewing plans were announced. Officers were installed with Mrs M McConnell leading. A Christmas program included carols, readings, and a contest. White Gift Sunday occurred on December 10. The Lavinia senior hockey team beat Isabella 7 to 6 on Monday.
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W.I
W. A. McConnell
Childrens Aid
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
District Hospital
Dixon
Wallace
Elgin McConnell
Wilfred Shayman
Brandon
Lavinia Sr
Isabella
Lavinia
How to Prevent Losses of Tough Farm Grain in Cold Weather
Timely measures to protect stored farm grain from heating and spoilage in a cold climate. Inspect granaries weekly, monitor for damp or warm spots, and move grain to cool areas or through a fanning mill to prevent mold and infestation, enabling quicker market movement.
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Winnipeg
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Prop
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Belcher Chiropractic Office
Dely Block
Virden
Bre Oyen Moovler
Sarf
Canada
Oarner
Daniel G. Levenick, Ll.b
F. A. Hodge
Hamiote
Ron Schler
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
U.S
ABC
Norway St
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Alberta Pacific
Pioneer
Western Median Consolidated
Paterson
Cosa & Heimbecker
Inter-Ocean
Inde
Ellison Milling
Cancéda West Run Hood
Quaker
Mun
Jimmy Anderson
Duncan's Barber & Beauty Shoppe
Frangis M. Manwaring
Barrister
Royal Bank
Hamiotla
District Fire Office
J. P. Strickland
Renis
Roy Brown
Optometrist
Timms’ Jewelery Store
Paoves
A. Kelly
T. F. Schlorff
Rivers, Man
McConnell Bros. Ltd
Manitoba Hide and Fur Company
First & Pacific Avenue
Brandow
Wewetet Twa
Hotel McLagen
Ssoperra Sur
the Dangerfield Hotels
Winmides
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