Hamiota Hospital Aid Meeting Report Details
The Hamiota district hospital aid group met in the Community Room on Friday September 25 with fourteen districts represented. Mrs. Elgin Stewart presided. Reports include twelve hours of mending by Hamiota volunteers, $176 spent on hospital linens, a bank balance of $1275.65, and five resignations. August laundry weighed 5292 lbs. 55 patients, 10 newborns, 2 deaths, and 10 operations were logged. 4 bottles of Red Cross blood used. A blood donors clinic is planned for November 3 in Hamiota. Delegates to Winnipeg convention October 7 and 8 are Mrs. L. Andrew and Miss Richardson. Oak River will perform mending in October. jams and jellies are needed. meeting closed with Mizpah benediction.
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Hamiiota
Elgin Stewart
Hamiota
Lbs
Red Cross
Hamiota Council and School Board Election Results
Election results list for Hamiota Municipality and Hamiota Conservative School District. Municipality wards include Ward 4 Nelson Kreager Ward 5 Hector Paterson Ward 6 vacant with replacements P I Robinson and George Pittendreigh. School district wards show Ward 1 Franklin Brooks Ward 2 J L Whyte retired Ross Robertson new Ward 3 James Mathison Ward 4 C Cochran retired Elgin McConnell new.
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Nelson Kreager
Hector Paterson
P. I. Robinson
J. A. Houck
George Pittendreigh
Hamiota Cons. S.D
Franklin Brooks
J. L. Whyte
Ross Robertson
James Mathison
C. Cochran
Elgin McConnell
Oakner U C W Meeting Recap at Local School
The Oakner U C W met in the school with 12 members and 5 visitors. Mrs Dick Bomford and Mrs Jim Routledge led the Thanksgiving devotional. Plans included collecting old nylons for a local charity and decorating the church for Thanksgiving Sunday.
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Oakner U. C. W
Dick Bomford
Jim Routledge
Chas Knight
Ralph Clark
Island Lake
Manitoba
Wild Duck Homemaking Notes From Betty Crocker Info
Last Friday opened the duck hunting season and cooks consider using wild duck with stuffing and glaze ideas. The note cites Betty Crocker’s Picture Cook Book with roasting times, temperatures, and methods to reduce wild flavor through soaking.
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Betty Crocker
New Look for St. Regis in Winnipeg
The St. Regis Hotel on Smith Street Winnipeg has a redesigned modern brick front with white pillars and buff panels. A permanent overhanging awning and new neon sign enhance the exterior while floodlighting adds nighttime welcome. interior alterations improve guest comfort and convenience.
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St. Regis
Smith Street
Winnipeg
Portage Avenue
Pitlochry Residents Visit Mrs Francis Family
Thursday evening last week Mr and Mrs Dave Roberts and Mr and Mrs L Beamish called on Mrs Francis Maurice and Marjorie to extend community best wishes. They presented gifts as Pitlochry friends prior to the family moving to Hamiota.
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Dave Roberts
L. Beamish
Pitlochry
Francis
Maurice
Marjorie
Hamiota
Christina Scott Beasley Dies at 89 in Manitoba
Funeral held at McConnell Bros Chapel Hamiota for Christina Scott Beasley who died September 28 1964 in Assiniboine Hospital. Interment at Scotia Cemetery Pope Manitoba. Survived by brother Walter Scott England daughter Margaret Morison Pope and four sons Walter Oak Lake Harry White Rock Allan Kenville Reg Clair along with 18 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Pallbearers named including Nelson Henderson Lou White Edward Morison Crandall Cliff Gordon Harvey Gray and Jack Clark.
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Christina Scott Beasley
Assiniboine Hospital
McConnell Bros
Hamiota
Man
Smith
Shoal Lake
Scotia Cemetery
Pope
Beasley
Westcote
Scotland
Lemberg
Sask
W. H. Beasley
Walter Scott
England
Margaret Morison Pope
Walter
Oak Lake
Harry
White Rock
B.C
Allan
Kenville
Reg
Clair
Nelson Henderson
Lou White
Edward Morison
Crandall
Cliff Gordon
Harvey Gray
Jack Clark
Death notice: Jane Riddick 93 in Manitoba
Jane Riddick of Hamiota Cardale districts Manitoba died September 30 1964 at Victoria General Hospital Winnipeg in her 93rd year predeceased by husband John Rea Riddick in May 1964 survived by three daughters Mrs Jean Banks Mrs Jessie Lindsay Mrs Flora Bailey two sons William Riddick Robert Riddick one sister in Toronto ten grandchildren two great grandchildren Funeral services held Cardale United Church October 2 1964 at 2 00 p.m.
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Victoria General Hospital
Winnipeg
Jane Riddick
Hamiota
Cardale
Manitoba
John Rea Riddick
Jean Banks
Jessie Lindsay
Flora Bailey
High Bluff
William Riddick
Rivers
Robert Riddick
Toronto
United Church
Parliament Hill Report Highlights Farm Bill Expansions
Debates cover two agrarian bills with Farm Improvement Loan Act increasing maximum loans from 7500 to 15000 while preserving other terms. A new farm syndicate loan plan of 25 million seeks joint purchasing of machinery with 15 000 per person and 100 000 per loan cap, amid criticism over practicality and impacts on small farmers. The Rail Act amendment Bill No 120 aims to restructure losses subsidies for railways, expand branch line closures, and boost competition with trucking and airlines, drawing opposition and regional scrutiny. Manitoba agriculture also notes Crop Insurance Act amendments for provincial agreements.
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Canadian Farm Credit Corporation
MacPherson
Marquette
House
West
Maritimes
Manitoba Agriculture
Morden Wins Best-Of-Series In Three At Oak River
Morden defeats Oak River three straight to claim the title after grabbing a 2 0 lead then holding Oak River to two runs in the final game. Giesbrecht pitched solidly for Morden while Lamb and Burt provided key hits for Oak River throughout the series.
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Morden
Oak River
Ron Ramsey
Dennis Lamb
Ron Bridgeman
Ramsey
Lyle Burt
Lamb
Giesbrecht
Morden - Giesbrecht
Wiebe
Burt Morden
Dyck
Jim Farrend
Jim
Ron Ramoff
Ron Farrend
Burt
Farrend
Oak River Crew
Dallas Espey
Oak Rivers Ltd
Morden - Toews
Glesbrecht
Wedding at Burton Avenue United Church Barrie Ontario
Myrtle Lynne Elliott and Nelson George Porteous wed at Burton Avenue United Church in Barrie on September 12 at 7 p.m. The couple, attended by Mary Jane Whyte and Douglas Peddle, plan a short honeymoon at Niagara Falls and will reside at 99 St Barrie Ontario.
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Burton Avenue United Church
Barrie
Ontario
Myrtle Lynne
James Elliott
Crandall
Nelson George Porteous
Wilfred Porteous
St. Brandon
Mary Jane Whyte
Toronto
Douglas Peddle
Camp Borden
Niagara Falls
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Hamiota Hospital
Hamiota Councils
Hamiota Cons. School
The
Parliament Hill
By J. N. Mandziuk
M. P
House of Commons
M.M.B.A. Bantama
Porteous — Elliott
Sparks
Willis Forbes
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