Canada Savings Bonds Campaign Opens With New Features
Canada unveils its 22nd Savings Bonds series starting October 2 with new options including a 5 percent initial rate and broadened eligibility for corporations charities churches and other associations. The average yield remains about 5.48 percent if held to maturity and the series allows holdings up to 50000 per purchaser to boost investment potential following last year’s record sales of 24 billion and 2.1 million applications.
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Canada Savings
Canada
Deep Watering Trees to Prevent Winterkill
Deep watering after foliage drop protects trees in Manitoba by delivering water 12 to 18 inches below ground. Drill 2 inch holes 12 to 18 inches from the trunk to the crown edge to reach roots, and do not fill holes to aid soil aeration. The method addresses internal dehydration and needle browning observed last spring.
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Louis Lenz
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Elmer Dixon dies at Brandon General Hospital
Elmer Roy Dixon aged 77 dies Monday at Brandon General Hospital after moving from Cookstown Ontario in 1900. Survived by wife G era. three sons Arthur Melvin and Lawrence. daughter Evelyn Shmon. 12 grandchildren. sisters Ada McLellan and Hazel Carron. brother Earl Dixon. Funeral in United Church Hamiota with Rev. Clark officiating and interment in Hamiota Cemetery.
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Brandon General Hospital
Elmer Roy Dixon
Cookstown
Ontario
Ger
S&s
Arthur
Melvin
Hamiota
Lawrence
Midland
Texas
Jack Shmon
Evelyn
Pas
Thos. McLellan
Ada
Kelowna
B.C
A. B. Carron
Hazel
Earl of
Rev. Clark
Thos. Gray
Les Davis
Gordon Allan
Wilfred Cochrane
Cedric McPhaden
Jim Brooks
Franklin, Herry
Bil
Norval Brooks
Delmar McConnel
Keith Dixon
Hamiota Cemetery
Mrs Janet Whyte 81 dies in Brandon after long Manitoba years
Mrs Janet Whyte aged 81 died in Brandon on Sunday after a life spanning Ontario to Manitoba. Born October 1886 in Farquhar Ontario she moved with husband William Whyte to Decker Manitoba in 1915. later retired to Hamiota 1942 and lived there 15 years. Funeral at McConnell's Ham iodta September 27 with Rev Ralph Clark officiating. interment in Hamiota family plot. Survived by two sons J Lindsay Bruce W and daughter Beatrice McIntosh all of Brandon. seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Brothers William Kay London Ontario Edmund Kay Port Arthur Ontario Thomas predeceased May this year.
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Janet Whyte
Brandon
Farquhar
Ont
William Whyte
Decker
Man
Hamiota
Whyte
United Church
WMS
Decker Curling Club
J. Lindsay
Bruce W
Wilfred Mclintosh
Beatrice
William Kay
London
Edmund Kay
Port Arthur
Thomas
Seaforth
McConnell’s Funeral
Hamiodta
Ralph Clark
Birdtail River School Division holds September 1967 regular meeting
Birdtail River School Division No. 38 trustees met at Shoal Lake on September 28 1967 at 8 00 p m with Superintendent Wm C Davison present. Correspondence included notices from the Manitoba Association of School Trustees and Rural Municipality Branshard regarding meetings and dissolution, plus one on access road relocation to Hamiota Collegiate. Motions approved minutes of September 14 and a $50 contribution to the Manitoba Secondary School Athletic Association Zone 10. correspondence filed.
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Birdtail River School Division No
Shoal Lake
Rankin, Stimpson
Fulton
Selby
Rapley Randell
Clark
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Branshard
McConnell
John Pratt
Public Utility Board
Dept. of Highways
Hamiota Collegiate
Christie School Supply
C. J. Ryan
Clare E. Clark
Manitoba Secondary School Athletic Association
van Buskirk
Sid McCall
One Cent Sale at McNaught's Rexall Drug Store Opens
Rexall Fall One Cent Sale runs ten days from Thursday October 12 to Saturday October 21. Customers may buy advertised items for one penny plus regular price with money back guarantee. Special bonus buys and shopping lists aid customers as thousands of winners seek savings on medicines vitamins cosmetics and more.
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McNaught
Rexall
Dennis McMahon
McNaught’s Drug
Rexa‘l Drug Company Ltd
Weir Seeks Leadership of Manitoba Progressive Conservatives
Walter Weir announced at the Manitoba Progressive Conservative convention in Winnipeg that he seeks the party leadership. The Minnedosa funeral director turned politician has represented Minnedosa since 1959 and held municipal affairs, public works, and highways portfolios from 1961 to 1966, resigning public works after the 1966 election.
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Walter Weir
Manitoba
Progressive Conservative Party
Winnipeg
Mr. Weir
Minnedosa
Weir
Beef Club Closes Year With Final McConnell 4H Meeting
The McConnell 4H Beef Club held its final 1966 67 meeting on September 28 in McConnell Hall. With McConnell School closed, future meetings will cost 4 dollars at McConnell Hall. A possible University of Manitoba tour was discussed with Miniota Beef Club. A scrapbook contest will award a prize at the next meeting. The Green Record Sheets were completed by all members signaling a successful year. A reorganization meeting is set for October 3 in McConnell Hall.
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McConnell
McConnell Hall
University of Manitoba
Miniota Beef Club
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TNS
Wendell Wight
Winterkill
Prairie
William S. Dunlop
Hugh G. Mackey
John R. Macpherson
W. Lyle Dyker
Ian G. Purves
Birdtail River
Wm. C. Davison
McNaught’s Drug Store Ltd
St. Lazare High School
Strathelair
R. Rempel
Birtle
Ray Simms
D. Prawdzik
Kenton
Vance
Gabriel Basset
William Bunka
Robert Buschau
Gerda A. Holtzman
Jack Hork
Eloise Hyndman
E. G. Morris
Robert Rempel
William Hillman
Helen Hepworth
Carol Komadowski
A. J. Legebokoff
Mary McDonald
Eva D. Smith
Lana Burnett Eileen M. Grant
Richard A. Hawke
Carol Johnson
A. Jean Embury
Joyce L. Johnson
E. M. Vance
Evelyn E. Barrett
Norma E. Bryant
Larry Muldowan
Eva Mundell
John Nield
Pauline E. Rowan
Allan S. Bray
Leona Dale
Ruth O. Davidson
Sylvia Dunham
Joan E. Edberg
Richard B. Exberg
Diane A. Falloon
Margaret E. Heise
Harvey C. Kingdon
Nora Kirk
Bernice M. McDonald
Agnes
Neil McDonald
Beef Club
Christie Edgett
Christie
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