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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1954
Page
5
The grade XI and XII students thank Mrs Giesbrecht for hosting supper and the evening. Mrs Fraser was absent last Thursday and was replaced by Gwen Edwards until dinner hour and then by Mrs Nora Kirk. High school girls played land hockey during recreation period Friday under Mr Richardson supervision.
Mrs Rolls is gravely ill and attended by her daughter Chris sie. David Bennett is recovering in Veterans Hospital after a heart attack. Mrs Bennett and husband, former Winnipeg residents, have been kind during visits. We enjoyed our first real jog in Victoria and the bus driver helped with a flashlight. Miss Peters, a missionary from China, influenced by Chiang Kai Shek Christian ties, was discussed at Oak River WMS rally. Our Chinese neighbor asked to borrow a telephone, and Mrs Cruikshanks often lends hers. Reg and Fred Decker keep the golf course busy with Reg improving daily.
The Oakner MUF held its February meeting at Oakner School on February 17 with a main topic of a livestock marketing plan. Mrs Scarth of Isabella is guest speaker invited for the April church event. All ladies urged to attend.
Miss Catherine Brown recovers at home after tonsil operation in Min e sota. Winnipeg visitors Shirley and Sheila Fleming join Joan Wood for the two day bonspiel held February 16 and 17 with nine rinks on tough ice. Prizes awarded to top teams and individuals including Mrs A Cumming Patsey McFeely and Mrs E Smith. Oakner Y P U sponsors sought for His Uncle's Niece play. contact Mrs Chris Brown before March 5.
By Pj. Greaney director of Line Elevators Farm Service Winnipeg Manitoba the piece credits Western Canada s three year grain bonanza to soil moisture favorable weather and advanced farming methods including land use soil conservation disease and drought resistant varieties efficient machinery and weed control chemicals It urges farmers to use latest scientific information to boost farming efficiency and secure Canada s grain future as it extends season s greetings for a prosperous 1954
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