Farm Business Association Holds Annual Meeting in Western Manitoba
The Western Manitoba Farm Business Association held its annual meeting in Minnedosa with Bob Radcliffe as a key operator candidate and Dr. J. C. Gilson of the University of Manitoba delivering a talk on evolving farming management. The discussion stressed the growing role of genetics chemistry nutrition and engineering in farming and the need for strong management and adaptable records.
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Farm Management Courses Offered Through Association
The Winnipeg office announces two day short courses for farm buildings and farm tractors. Topics include concrete, framing, insulation, and ventilation for buildings, plus diesel fuels, Nebraska tests, transmissions, and maintenance for tractors. Courses depend on local interest and availability.
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Community Short Courses Offered If Space Becomes Available
The speaker invites options for suitable halls and notes no registration fee. Individuals or organizations should express interest promptly. courses will proceed only if there is sufficient sign up, and the offer has a limited time frame.
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Local Social Notes Include Visits and Group Leaders
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Aren led new church groups with D Kirk Amy Houck as leaders. Lunch was assisted by Hazelwood and N Smith. E Houck attended the Municipal Convention in Winnipeg and Calgary Bomber game. S Lewis Jim visited Portage Winnipeg for ten days. Wayne Reid and son left for Winnipeg. Reid joins city teaching staff. Pollock spent the weekend in Dauphin. Andrew and Harry visited Brandon over the weekend.
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Brandon
Ladies Legion Meeting Plans First Aid Course
Oak River notes cite the Ladies Legion in Memorial Hall with Mrs. Tweed presiding. Donations totaling 30.00 were given to St. John’s Ambulance Service and the Veterans Christmas Tree Fund at Deer Lodge. A First Aid Course was planned.
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Memorial Hall
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St. John’s Ambulance Service
Veterans Christmas Tree Fund
Deer Lodge
A. Nesbitt
D. Bridgeman
B. Whyte
Brown
Hazelwood
Bullock
Walden
Hamiota
Ed. Somers
Miami
L. Brown
Oak River WI Annual Meeting Recap 1962 Highlights
The Oak River WI held its annual meeting the first week in November reviewing a productive year. Officers were named for 1963. funds included 96.20 balance with 60.85 earmarked for school auditorium curtain. Social Service reported cards and gifts sent. Red Cross sewed and knitted 448 and 141 items.
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Skinner
Social Service
Children’s Aid
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Robertson
William’. Hepley
Gilbert Hopley
Wes White
Basil Greenaway
Herb Skinner
H. Tweed
A. Jesperson
M. Powers
Stanley . Henry
W. Pratley
H. Grif
Ladies Club Meeting At Mrs Lewis Home Report
Sixteen members attended the Ladies Club meeting held at the home of Mrs. C. Lewis on Wednesday. The brief note records attendance and venue with no further details of agenda or outcomes.
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