Wales Visits Mexican Farm Show For MF Tractor Line
F M Wales of Hamiota Manitoba returns from Chapingo Mexico after seeing MF farmers line of tractors and tractor powered implements. Dealers noted built in engineering advances and larger models with hydraulic features on display at the National Agricultural College grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Massey-Ferguson
F. M. Wales
Box 337
Hamiota
Manitoba
National Agricultural College
Chapingo
Oak River Rebekah Officers Install and Plans for Wedding
Mrs A Jesperson is installed as Noble Grand of Rebekah Lodge No 44 by District Deputy President Mrs Ivan Fleming and Deputy Marshall Mrs Clair Svarling. Officers include Mrs Henry Purdy vice grand Miss May Nicholson past grand and others. The lodge outlined wedding catering plans and a committee led by Mrs Power and others. The article also notes Ferguson weight transfer systems on MF tractors and a Massey Ferguson MF 135 launch in Mexico with a Teotihuacan visit and a Teatro Classico de Mexico performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jesperson
Rebekah Lodge No. 44
Ivan Fleming
Marshall
Clair Svarling
Henry Purdy
May Nicholson
Luella Bowman
B. W. Greenaway
R. Weselbrook
T Ramsay
M. Waddell
A. Hearn
W. Greenaway
R. Baily
Clair Sparling
I. G
M. E. Power
O. G
Cliff Burt
R.S.N.G
W. Pratley
L.S.N.G
R. Griffiths
R.S.V.G
R Bomford
Ferguson
Massey Ferguson
Mexico
Teotihuacan
City of the Gods
Teatro Classico de Mexico
Miss Marj Dunn Bride Elect Shower in Chumah Hall
A winter themed shower on January 22 in Chumah Hall honored Miss Marj Dunn as bride elect for January 30. Guests included her mother and sister of the groom, with entertainment, gift presentation, and a dainty lunch. The guest book recorded about 140 signatures.
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Chumah Hall
Miss Dunn
Marj
Alice Preston
Kay Caldwell
Doris Mathison
Sophie Stewart
Jean Smith
Nettie Yeo
Mary Corley
Deanna Mathison
Mary
Marjie
Dorothy Cullen
Mildred Fraser
Oak River United Church Plans Lot Sales After Annual Meeting
The Oak River United Church held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening January 28. The congregation decided to sell two lots and entrust the basement catering to the U C W. A letter of appreciation will be sent to Mr and Mrs Crawford for auditorium caretaking. Nine hundred dollars was sent to the Toronto office for Missionary and Maintenance work. Despite building a new church and a manse, all 1964 allocations were met.
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Oak River United Church
U.C.W
Wm. Crawford
F. T. Gould
Oak River S.S
Canadian Bible Society
Ladies Aid to Hamiota District Hospital Meeting Notes
The Ladies Aid to Hamiota District Hospital No. 7A met January 22 in the community room with 16 districts present. Nurse Dunn reported the 1964 hospital work, a Red Cross blood donors clinic yielded 256 volunteers, and Mrs. Stewart presented Dunn a tea wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota District Hospital No.7a
E. Stewart
Red Cross Society
Dunn
Stewart
Finkbiener
Rankin
Maher tops league in final surge to claim scoring title
Eddie Maher of Decker finished with 23 goals 21 assists and 44 points after a 14 point surge in the last three games to win the Southwest Hockey League scoring derby. Ray Knight of Decker was second with 36 points while Lad Hutchison of Boissevain stood third with 33.
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Southwest Hockey League
Eddie Maher
Decker
Maher
Ray Knight
Boissevain
Lad Hutchison
Elgin Knight
Wayne Adams
Waskada
del Pringle
Eddie Mills
Wes Scantlebury
Dec
Hamiota Girls Win Third Tournament With Two Wins
Hamiota girls captured their third tournament of the season at Grandview with a 54-18 win over Brandon Composite in the opener. Audrey Brooks led with six points, while Jan English topped the team with nine. The final against Grandview was a tight, back and forth contest with momentum shifts and a late fight by both squads.
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Hamiota
Grandview
Composite
Brandon
Audrey Brooks
Audrey
Carol Brooks
Glenda Kirk
Jan English
Terry McLaren
Sheila Brooks
Shirley Pedlow
Barbara Ann Scott
Garda Williams
Flin Flon
St. Vital
Russell
Ham
Iota
Carol
Scott
Pedrow
Kirk
Pedlow
Shirley
Glenda
Shoal Lake
Don Tremaine
Les Rankin
Roger Stewart
Dan Clark
Don Hudson
Pédrow
McLaren
English
Fertilizer Trials Show Liquid 10-20-10 Costs Outweigh Benefits
Manitoba researchers report trials on pelleted versus liquid 10-20-10 fertilizer reveal liquid form rarely pays under current prices. On a Morden district wheat farm, 1.9 gallons per acre boosted yield by 1.99 bushels but net was minus 25 cents per acre. Higher applications improved yield yet remained unprofitable, while pelleted 10-20-10 shown more economical. Foliar applications yielded no significant gains.
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Morden
Selkirk Wheat
Glen Kerr MacMillan Dies in Edmonton at 33
Glen Kerr MacMillan died suddenly January 19 at Royal Alexandra Hospital Edmonton Alberta. Survived by wife Vivian and two daughters Brenda and Glendalyne, father and step mother John MacMillan Hamiota, sister C A Adams Saskatoon, step brothers G K Sim Edmonton and Barrie Sim Hamiota. Funeral services were held January 23 at Park Funeral Chapel with interment at West Lawn Cemetery Edmonton.
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Royal Alexandra Hospital
Edmonton
Alberta
Glen Kerr Macmillan
Vivian MacMillan
Brenda
Glendalynne
John MacMillan
Hamiota
C. A. Adams
Saskatoon
Cst
G. K. Sim
Barrie Sim
Park Funeral Chapel
West Lawn Cemetery
Death of Gilbert Pearson in Hamiota at age 69
Gilbert Pearson died Sunday January 24 in Hamiota Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born in Hamiota, served in World War I, and belonged to the L O L Lodge. He married Gladys Hanna in 1919 and lived in Hamiota District until 1947, later moving to Brandon. Survived by two daughters Olive and Phyllis, a son Lawrence, two sisters Minnie and Violet, five grandchildren, funeral held January 26 at Hamiota United Church with interment in Brandon’s Westlawn Gardens.
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Gilbert Pearson
Hamiota Hospital
Gladys Hanna
Hamiota
Brandon
Olive
J. Watson
Pilot Mound
Phyllis
W. A. Knight
Lavinia
Lawrence
Winnipeg
Minnie
Elliott
Violet
Nicholls
Hamiota United Church
Rev A. McColl
Westlawn Memorial Gardens
McConnell Bros
Birdtail River Board Sets Exam Centers and Transport Aid
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a regular meeting at Shoal Lake on January 19 1965. Trustees Stimpson Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Randell Rankin and Inspector Funk attended along with W K Fraser. The board designated June and August exam centers including St Lazare Fox Warren Birtle and Strathclair and approved 85 cents per day for Falloon and Low for transportation costs to Foxwarren. authorized January 1965 pay increases and purchases including a 21 inch carriage typewriter and a roll away cart. They adjourned to reconvene January 20 1965 at 8 p.m.
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Shoal Lake
Stimpson
Selby
Fulton
Reynolds
Rapley Randell
Rankin
Inspector Funk
W. K. Fraser
Messers
M. E. Falloon
Alex Low
Russell Collegiate
USTM
Brooks
Cooper
Binscarth
Department of Education
W. J. Pratt
Newdale
McArthur
L. R. Fulton
St. Lazare
Foxwarren
Birtle
Strath
Urban School Trustees Association of Manitoba
Strathclair Collegiate
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Wales
OAK River Rebekah’s
Marj Dunn
South West Hockey League News
Deloraine
MoeAuley
Ker
Bruce Gullett
Brandon College
Bruce Judd
Reston
Larry Pearson
Don Adams
M. Deveson
University of Manitoba
Brandon Experimental Farm
Hamiota Boys
Kenton
Ellis Woods
Clark
Robinson
Tremaine
Sheila
Betty Cormack
Chumah
The
L. O. L. Lodge
Pearson
Fred Delbridge
Bill Delbridge
Doug Dickie
Percy Taylor
Bruce Knight
Ken Fraser
Nelson Henderson
Gerald Knight
RED Cross
Birdtail River
C. McArthur
Birdtail Fine Arts Festival
Gerald Ketcher
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