Damiota Chooses Venarbi on June 1944
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
4
D Day declared date of invasion and Manitoba game shift
History marks Tuesday June 6 as the day of the Allied invasion of France with weather delays noted. Manitoba announces a province wide push to form self governing game and fish associations led by Brandon and Winnipeg committees to represent farmers and sportsmen and create a provincial body with delegates from local groups. Communications are invited to KR Gee in Brandon and E H Gurton in Winnipeg to set up regional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
France
Manitoba Game and Fish Association
Game and Fish Association
Manitoba
Brandon
Winnipeg
KR. Gee
Crookshanks
Will Extend Bracken Clubs in Manitoba
The Bracken Club movement expands from Winnipeg to Ontario and across Canada. An extension committee forms a Provincial National Committee to organize Bracken Clubs in British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Quebec and Manitoba citing open membership regardless of party or creed. Publicity spreads to grow more clubs in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken Club
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Friends of the
Dominion
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Hatate and Fish Associates at Union Station Winnipeg
Hatate and Fish Associates appear connected to Union Station in Winnipeg Manitoba with details readable but fragmentary. The note references a meeting or filing related to the firm or address with unidentified context. Further specifics remain unclear from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Winnipeg
Man
Provincial Exhibition Prospects Boost Fair Plans
A Brandon official says the Provincial Exhibition will showcase the biggest livestock exhibit in five years with July 3 to 7 dates. Prize money totals about 31 000 for horses 1 100 for cattle and the rest for sheep and swine. exhibitors may bring many animals and can win only two prizes per section while late loading and Thursday night departure are allowed. Monday is Children’s Day with free school tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Invasion Day Thought Be Still And Know God
A wartime meditation urges calm amid fear on June 6 1944. The verse encourages readers troubled by fear and loss to pause listen and find peace in faith as dawn marks a critical day in world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Heaven
God
Manitoba Adopts National Idea To Inform and Inspire Action
The passage notes that a proposal to improve information on national problems has spread across Canada. It highlights Manitoba as the originator and predicts the idea will be highly popular there and in other provinces, aiming to foster better government through informed citizen involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Manitoba
Wedding and funeral notices from Gordon Manitoba area
Mrs L Anitewsweet joint presented Friday last in a decorated basket by Mrs Harold Hall and Mrs W Runchey. Miss Anderson will reside in Winnipeg after her marriage. Many Decker friends attended the funeral of Mr George Simmie of Gordon Man held Sunday in Hamiota. Mr and Mrs Simmie were Decker residents in 1920 when Mr Simmie managed Corona Lumber Co.
Church Services Schedule Eyed from Fragment
A Sunday church service was set for 1 hekd on Hamida United am with an evening gathering at 7 30 p.m. The readable details indicate standard worship times but lack full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pewial Thaston Serviews
Wall Church
Hamida United Am
Experimental Farm Notes on Ergot Disease in Grains
The ergot disease forms purple bodies in grain heads reducing value and stock safety. Weather and moist seeding with dry heading worsen spread. infected grasses along roadsides spread infection. Control includes cutting headland grasses, deep ploughing after diseased crops, and crop rotation. Rye wheat and barley are susceptible. oats fair. flax and corn not affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Weekend Visits and Calf Club Show Set for June 12
Mr and Mrs Ivan Kirk and son Dalton visited at the J Milne home while LAC Colin Milne stayed with his parents. Petty Officer and Mrs W Absdell and family visited the Brandon home en route to Victoria BC. The Calf Club and Fat Stock Show are scheduled for Monday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Kirk
Dalton
J. Milne
Colin Milne
W. Absdell
J. Brandon
Victoria
B.C
Decker Field Day Highlights and Local News
A successful Decker and Lavinia school field day featured top scorers Aileen Cochrane Loretta Souter Keith Dixon and Walter Anderson. Events included dodgeball softball relay and drill displays led by E Henderson, E Pangman and L Wallace. Additional notes report a June 9 dance fundraiser, Winnipeg visit by Mr W Cumberland, Beth Decker visiting Edmonton, and the death of Pte Alex Gammack in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Lavinia
Aileen Cochrane
Loretta Souter
Keith Dixon
Walter Anderson
Dodge Ball
la Vinia
E. Henderson
E. Pangman
L. Wallace
W. Cumberland
Winnipeg
Beth Decker
Edmonton
F. W. Decker
Alex. Gammack
Jas. Gammack
Italy
Grace Anderson
Jno. Youngson
False loose smut found in barley survey aims
Farmers urged to send barley smut samples for microscopic examination through Line Elevators Farm Service in cooperation with the Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology Winnipeg. The survey seeks distribution data on false loose smut also called intermediate smut and how to control it with mercurial dusts and formalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology
Winnipeg
New CPR Locomotive Class 1200 Marks Postwar Refit
The Canadian Pacific Railway unveils Locomotive No. 1206 built at Angus Shops Montreal as the first postwar class designed to replace over 600 older engines. Engine No. 1200 will serve Western Canada while 1201 heads East. W M Neal leads the inspection with H R Naylor and D J Thornton among the aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Montreal
W. M. Neal
C.B.E
H. B. Bowen
Anvus
Engne
Western Canada
Angus
F. A. Beaver
Angus Shops
H. R. Naylor
D. J. Thornton
Neal
Thornton
Naylor
Bensger
Bowen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Damiota
Cho W. Venarbi
Midway Frolicland Kiddies Land
Oarner
Drew
Neatby
Shoal Lake Pictures
Bing Crosby
Dorothy Lamour
Dixie
C.P.R
CPR
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