Catholic Priest to Visit District of Oak River Hamida
A Catholic priest will visit the District of Oak River Hamida. The event is scheduled for an upcoming date and will involve local Catholics and residents seeking spiritual guidance.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
5
A Catholic priest will visit the District of Oak River Hamida. The event is scheduled for an upcoming date and will involve local Catholics and residents seeking spiritual guidance.
Manitoba legislators clash over farm credit policy urging Ottawa to back a long term program. Critics cite six provinces with arm credit schemes and warn the Farm Loan Board fails to meet farmers needs for land transfers and capital equipment. Quebec subsidy results show low losses, while Manitoba lags behind in credit access.
The Manitoba text argues farm credit strains net income, noting capitalized farming, scarce cash, and high equipment costs. It cites Quebec loan data from the Farm Credit bureau, with 153 million dollars lent and 122,617 farms, plus 43.8 percent borrowing farmers, as context for debt and investment dynamics in agriculture.
The Thirty third annual meeting of Birtle Presbyterial WMS met May 6 at Minnedosa United Church with Mrs. Gordon Long Miniota presiding. Reports, nominations, and allocations for 1958 filled the morning while Mrs. E A Dixon spoke on What Doth the Lord Require of Us. Communion was led by Rev. Geo Hambelg with Minnedosa elders. the afternoon included In Memoriam by Mrs. E A Keating Silverton and a talk on Christian Stewardship by Mrs. H V Walden Winnipeg.
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