Ladies' Needle Work List For Hamiota Fair
Notice lists entries for Ladies' Needle work at the Hamiota Fair to be held Wednesday July 14. Watch for prize list.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1954
Page
5
Needlework Exhibit Rules From Local Ladies
Mrs P Brown Mrs Jas Killoh and Mrs Wilkinson Cochrane oversee a display plan noting that articles shown in parentheses are machine made and advising visitors that linens should not be starched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Brown
Jas. Killoh
Wilkinson Cochrane
Notes from Victoria brighten cold morning visits
Mee F W Decker records a morning of social calls in Victoria including visits from Mr and Mrs Brims of Naniamo and Mr and Mrs Waddell of Newdale. Describes church events, a funeral for Mrs Bowles, a Lake Hill talk by Dr Newton, CGIT Valentine social, golf and TV gathering, and a radio halftime Gospel quartet in Moose Jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brims
Naniamo
David
Canada
Waddell
Newdale
Hillside
Vradenberg
The
Royal Bank
Maniota
Centennial Church
Calgary
Chifford Gray
Oakner
Mr. Calder
Emily
Wallace Gibson
Bowles
Carr
Lake Hill WI
Dr Newton
Sydney Experimental Farm
Ceylon
United Nations
Hills
Cadboro Bay
Martin Luther
Cgit. Valentine
Reg
Fred
Reg Anderson
Wiltsey rink wins grand challenge at Hamiota Spiel
The M Wiltsey rink of Cardale captured the grand challenge at the 59th Bonspiel in Hamiota. Sixty four rinks entered amid weather delays. Winners include Wiltsey Cardale for grand challenge and Barker Birtle as runner up with other events listing Oak River Shoal Lake and Hamiota clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltsey Rink
Hamiota
M- Wiltsey
Cardale
M. Wiltsey
Harold Barker
Houck-Caldwell
Stan Henry
Oak River
Bob Jenkins
Shoal Lake
W- Cochrane
A. Wiltsey
Agricultural Office Moves to New Council Chamber
T G Bailey Hamiota reports the Agricultural Office is now in the new Council Chamber and invites visits. The article highlights soil fertility loss from erosion in 1952, citing 1 860000 tons of nitrogen 885000 tons of phosphorus and 438000 tons of potash removed, urges erosion control and rotations with manure, and notes an April 7 livestock meeting with Mr R H Painter of the Insect Control Laboratory Lethbridge as guest speaker, plus a March 20 Seed Fair in the Orange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Agriculture Society
R. H. Painter
Insect Control Laboratory
Lethbridge
Orange Hall
Students Corner Highlights From Hamota Dauphin Hockey Trip
The Students Corner reports Hazel Nesbitt Anta Giesbrecht and Loma Caldwell note Mrs Giesbrecht was absent due to illness Inspector Funk visited the school last week. A group of high school students traveled to Dauphin for the Hamota Dauphin hockey game with some participating and others offering moral support. The next morning the tired group showed a hint of disappointment. A rink with John Russell Jerry Smith Sandy Russell and Roy Pollock played in the mens spiel while another rink won second place at Oak River. Members were Johnny Dickie Glenis Scott Doreen Edwards and Dorothy English. Basketball occurred at the school during PT period last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giesbrecht
Inspector Funk
Dauphin
John Russell
Jerry Smith
Sandy Russell
Roy Pollock
Oak River
Johnny Dickie
Glenis Scott
Doreen Edwards
Dorothy English
Fragmented OCR Notes on Soil Fertility and Water in Agriculture
The readable fragments discuss soil fertility and water in agriculture, noting fertility in the Son province and various experimental and environmental factors. It mentions experimental work, potential risks, and the need to consider nutrients and water supply in farming practices.
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Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or person data. The piece appears damaged with garbled phrases and currency symbol. No verifiable names, places, dates, or organizations are readable.
Transition Then And Now A Stately Canadian Rail Car Story
A half century ago Canada’s CPR introduced self propelled rail cars with four Budd RDCs inspired by Toonerville Trolley design. The 99 foot units seat 89, are air conditioned, and mark a shift from the 13 foot gasoline car 14 passenger precedents. The first Canada 502 appeared uncomfortably open but paved the way for steel streamlined diesel service Montreal Mont Laurier Toronto Detroit North Bay Angers. The earliest rail car dated 1902 ran from Montreal Place Viger to Ste Therese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadians
CPR
Budd Rdc
Toonerville
Canada
Montreal
Mont Laurier
Toronto
Detroit
North Bay
Anghers
Montreals
Old Place Viger
Ste Therese
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Bill Brooks
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