Hamiota Council Minutes June 7 1962
The Rural Municipality of Hamiota met with all members present as Heeve Brooks presided. Minutes from May 10 were adopted. The council approved purchases and services including brush killer, a buffalo turbine sprayer, and a spraying machine. Auditor’s report accepted and letters published. Secretary authorized to attend Municipal Short Course. Appreciation sent to local women and delegates. A $50 monthly truck allowance for H F Graham retroactive to 1952 was approved with mileage pay for long trips. Finance report approved. cheques issued for 16,809.76. Next meeting set for July 5, 1952.
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Counc Gray
Counce
Andrew
Hastings
National Grain Co
Counc
Emerson
Counc Dixon
RM. of
Blanshard
Counce Dixon
Counc Montgomery
Hamiota Echo
Gray
W. T. Andrew
Sec
Treas
Rosenburger
Montgomery
Hamiota Women's Institute
R. Connell
Ivy Douglas
Fllen Cummings
Harry Thompson
Coune
Coune Dixon
Hf Graham
Coune Gray
Coune Andrew
Councel Montgomery
The Village Bell Reflects Daily Life and Duty
A civic column laments the village bell's punctual routine, noting it marks meals and curfews, guides daily rhythm, and only draws comment when it rings at an odd hour. The piece calls for the bell ringer to rest and check the time.
Bowling Schedule for July Draw Plays
The schedule lists July bowling draws with teams and players: No. 1 9 Mrs. Hudson Dr. Hudson Runchey Russell. 11 Dr. Hudson Josey Mrs. Hudson Sheardown. 14 Runchey Russell Josey Sheardown. 16 Russell Mrs. Hudson Runchey Dr. Hudson. 18 Mrs Hudson Josey Dr Hudson Sheardown.
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Seardown
Dr. Hudson
Mrs. Hudson
Josey
Russell Runchey
Sheardown
Hudson
Hudson Runchey-Russell
Runchey-Russell Josey Sheardown
Russell Mrs. Hudson Runchey
Hudson Josey
Hudson Sheardown
Birthdays Wanted and Poultry Producers Notice
Birthdays Wanted calls for names of residents aged 70 and over for a birthday book with each entry listing name date and place of birth. Poultry Producers notice announces available application forms for Approved Flocks with a September 1 deadline and contact at the Agricultural office for information and bulletins.
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Agricultural Office
Western Canada urged to conserve topsoil and stop extravagance
The message from farm service groups in Winnipeg urges Western Canadian farmers to prevent soil loss by adopting erosion control, reduced cultivation, stubble mulching, rain capture, proper manure and fertilizer use, rotational grazing, pasture improvement, and balanced cropping. Dr Hugh Bennett is cited as a pioneer of soil conservation.
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Western
Canada
Western Canada
Hugh H. Bennett
United States
Seedtime Harvest Soil Conditioner Krilium Explains Its Role
An advertising feature explains Krilium as a soil conditioner with electrical charges that attract clay particles to improve soil structure. It claims to boost moisture intake, reduce erosion, and improve aeration while noting it is not a fertilizer and cannot replace organic matter or nitrogen or phosphorus.
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Hee Meade
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Counce Hoosenburger
Obhe Hamiota Echo
The
C. W. Venables & Son, Publishers
Lavinia
Wes. Cochrane
Roy Williams
Yvette
Port Arthur
Ont
R. V. McConnell
Wayne
Dryden, Ont
Phyllis Cochrane
Nora Kelly
Jimmie Cassels
Nora
W. A. McConnell
Margaret McConnell
Margaret
A. E McConnell
Ralph Fraser
Noreen McConnell
Lloyd McConnell
Stewart
Agnes Killoh
J. Reid
Lloyd McConnel
Oak River
J. Snowden
Dangerfield
Winnipeg
Gppaney
Manitoba
Federal
Alberta Pacific
Pioneer
Canadian Consolidated
Paterson
McCabe, Parrish
Heimbecker
Inter-Ocean
Ellison Milling
Canada West
Quake
H. J. Mather
Line Elevators Farm Service
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Companie Federal
McCabe, Partish & Heimbecker
Inter Ocean
Independent At Milling
Quakers
Krilium
Gmc’s
GMC
Caldwell Motors
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