District Happenings In Chumah District And Surroundings
District news covers moves in Hamiota and Brandon visitors with social and civic notes. Allan Smith and Marlene move to a mobile home in Chumah District. Guests include Pat Garrity of Rivers, and a Canada Food Rules talk. Local hospital visits, travel to Toronto for a wedding, and a 1976 municipal road award featured.
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Allan-Smith
Hamiota
Chumah
Allan
Marlene
Harry Andrew
Carman
Ross
U.S
Ann Lewis
Geordie Allan
Brandon
Cardale U.C.W
Pearl English
Eva McCormick
Mabel Westbrook
Pat Garrity
Rivers
Canada
Ethel Fortune
Florence Hearn
Ralph Espey
Riverdale Hospital
Andy McCormick
Hamiota Hospital
Clergy Talk On Holy Land Trip Delights Local Parish
Rev. Robert Weiry of Minnedosa presented slides after Sunday service on his journey to the Holy Land. The event drew interest and was well received by attendees.
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Robert Weiry
Minnedosa
The
Holy Land
Oak River Couple Wed In Oak River Church
Congratulatory note records the marriage of Janice Stewart and Dick Longstaff at Oak River Church on Saturday November 6 1976. It also mentions weekend visitors Mr and Mrs George Davalier of Dunrea and other local notices.
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Janice Stewart
Dick Longstaff
Oak River
Jim Brown
George Davalier
Dunrea
Chris Gotte
Ed. Shamray
Cam Henry
Robert Hopley
Fraser Angus
Rivers
McIver
Cranbrook
Bryan Hamilton
Chas. Johns
Calgary
Winnipeg Couple Attends Martin-Ferris Wedding in Brandon
Pope Mr Bob Taylor and Miss Susan Napper of Winnipeg visit the Taylors' home on Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Bill Taylor attend the Martin Ferris wedding in Brandon.
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Bob Taylor
Susan Napper
Winnipeg
Bill Taylor
Martin - Ferris
Brandon
Agriculture Canada notes on crop insurance and metric conversion
Crop insurance claims are light in eastern Canada due to cold wet weather with most losses in Ontario and Quebec. Prairie damage centers on hail with Manitoba and Alberta seeing local drought. Saskatchewan reports extensive hail. About 97,000 farmers, 55 percent of eligible, took insurance. premium income near $115 million with $57 million federal contribution. Total 1976 coverage over $1 billion. indemnities around $62 million. Prairie premiums total $96 million with $45 million expected in claims. A metric calendar is printed to ease transition, mailed by mid November, with full conversion in two years and grain delivered post February 1, 1977 weighed in tonnes.
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Ontario
Quebec
Canada
Prairies
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Agriculture Canada
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White Motor Convention
George Hupka
Mike Koscielny
Neepawa
J.M. Byers
Saskatoon
Sparling
Frank Paddock
Toronto
Cpl
Larry Wain
Cold Lake
W.D. Heapy
Frank A. McPhaden
Fort Garry
Blanchard
Cardale
Streeter
Your Farm Machine Centre
Ford
New Holland
Melroe
Gehl — Ski Doo
A.C
Neepawa, Manitoba
Darroch Electric
Warren Darroch
Man
Hamiota Collegiate Student Council
SAN
Elwood Campbell
Eugeni
E Whelan
Hamiota, Oakner and Kenton
Chapman
Allied