Hamiota Curling Club January Ice Schedule
Hamiota Curling Club lists multiple ice sessions across January and February with players named such as Andrew Burgess Houck Strickland and Mackillan plus events including the Bonspiel and three ice numbers. The schedule shows dates from January through March with mixed teams and partner pairings.
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Andrew —Burgess Thore
Houck Hadeon Priday
H —Strickland— Williams
Jockes— Rotten Man
MecMillan—Squibb
Beattie Caldwell
W.d
K —Hedeon
MecMillan Thors
Andrew— Coombe
Iee Frolic
Moceci
Jackee— Squibb
Beattie— Houck Tore
Fraser-MacMillan
Kattan— Williame Thors
Beattie—Hodson
Jack
es—Strickland
Squibb
Coombs
Fraser— Houck
Burgess
Hodson
Caldwell Thore
Hoack—MacMillan
Williame— Andrews Coombe
Hudson
Squibb—Strickland
Burgres
Fraser Hutton
Andrew Caldwell
Jackes
Williams
Strickland— Beattie Houck
Rattan
Burgess -Hamiota
Bonspiel Hudson —Strickland
Williame—Coombs
Fraser—Squibb
Ice No
Caldwell— Fraser
Burgess— Coombs
Caldwell— Houck
Strickland
Andrew Coombs
Fraser
Beattie— Fraser
Miniota County Orange Lodge Holds Annual Meeting at Crandall
The Miniota County Orange Lodge gathered in Crandall on Thursday January 17 with reps from Rivers Oak River Hamiota Decker and Crandall. After addresses by Manitoba lodge leaders the officers were elected and installed with James Black presiding. A fowl supper followed at the United Church before business resumed and the meeting closed at 11 pm with God Save the King.
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Miniota County
R. W. Bretboar
H. Wareham
A.W. Kirk
E Hazelwood
C. Cousins
W. J. McBain
A Ferris
Treas
W. R Kirk
T Webb
Marehall
J. C. Kirk
R Espee
W. McIlwaine
Ho Baress
W J Cochran
T D Barnett
God Save the King
Decker United Church Hold Annual Meeting Debut
The annual meeting of Decker United Church in 1934 celebrated a new church building. Rev A I Carruthers presided as recording secretary Mr H Quinton noted a balanced budget after obligations. Reports from the Ladies Aid Mission Band and others showed charitable contributions and member activity.
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Decker United Church
A. I Carruthers
Tressurer
H Quinton
Vario
F. Quinton
Sunda Sholl
Joe
Gammack
Ladies’ Aid
Lo Qochran
J. M. Richardson
Wooms
Mission Band
H. Liute
H. J. Quintov
Mises Doris Lints
Mias G. MecConnell
Continental Bar Club
Dominion
Feeding Phosphate and Lime Solves Cattle Breeding problems
An Alberta farmer reports a Jersey cow calving twice in seven years and then breeding after adding monocalcium phosphate. Reports from agricultural studies link phosphate shortages in feed to failed calving, with improvements in milk flow and breeding after supplementation. Fertilizing feed crops and mixing a phosphate lime mineral with rations can offset mineral starvation in soils and animals.
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Alberta
Hie
Fer Lane
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Coombe— Houck Mac Millan
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Williama— Beattie
Mac Millan
Jackes Houck—Strickland
Rattan—Coombe
Jackee Beattie
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Coombs—Strickland MacMillan
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