Red Cross drive and town notes from Shoal Lake
Local readers are urged to appear at Shoal Lake auditorium on Tuesday November 12 to donate blood for the Red Cross clinic. The column also covers village items including teaching mixups, family histories, a birch tree tribute, wheat reports from Togo, a new bungalow joke, minor hockey officers, rink activity, curling plans, a transformer outage at Park's Corner, and community notices from Lorne Wagner to Mary Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Red Cross Clinic
Goose hunting tale and lunar musings dominate small town column
A Saskatchewan goose shoot near Kindersley and Empress nets 50 geese in ten days. Recipes and jokes share the page, including a rum basted goose instruction and a quip about moon travel by astronauts. Local notes mention artificial ice, summer on a farm, and civic quirks.
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Jerry Smith
Pinawa
Kindersley and
Empress
Sask
Jerry
Jim Scott
McConnell
Jean
Ken Fraser
Hugh Alexander
Decker
Which Carpet Fiber Is Best For Your Home
Tips from Trudy discuss carpet fibers and cost ranges. Polyester offers good performance in the 11.95 to 14.95 bracket, nylon spans 4.95 to 14.95 with appearance as a key factor, wool ranges from 9.95 to 23.95 with high quality but staining concerns, viscose and triacetate suit low traffic, polypropylene is non absorbent and budget friendly for indoor outdoor use.
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Onalee Rudd
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canada
Straw Feed Values for Livestock: Guidance for Hay Shortfalls
Straw can substitute for hay for livestock cattle breeders advise supplement with vitamin A protein and energy. Oat straw tops for nutrition followed by barley and wheat straw. Guide for a 1000 pound cow suggests five to seven pounds of cracked grain with oat straw six to eight with barley straw and seven to nine with wheat straw.
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Cam Brown
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Mr. Brown
Faithful reflection on Jesus Christ’s poverty and riches
Biblical verse from 2 Corinthians 8 9 emphasizes Christ’s wealth before poverty and his self sacrificial act to enrich believers. The line highlights spiritual value over material wealth and invites contemplation of grace and generosity.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Echo
Hamiota
Manitoba
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Ont
Us.a
F. S. Venables
Vicki Moore
Penny Wallace
E&oe
Mervin Milne
Montreal
Jack Houck
Mervin
America
Mr. Milne
Bell Telephone Co
Merv Pedlow
Togo
Harvey Smith
Bruce Lemon
Everett Strong
Murray Mathison
Treas
Jim Brooks
Gordie Lyall
Elgin McConnell
Howie McKinnon
Ross Sheardown
Ian Lobban
Bert Strange
Globe
Bill Kelly
Ross Fraser
Jamie Jaamieson
Harold McLaren
Harold
Virden
Jamie
Park’s Corner
Pete Charney
Pete
F.E.A
Brazil
United Church
Liza MeeFeely
Oakner
Hemphill
Dave Stratton
Royal Peak
Fort Churchill
Ag Ren Wendell Wight
Lorne Wagner
RCMP
Howie Dunn
Lorne
Ross Poole
Hollywood
Ross
Peter Elkin Vancouver
Jim
Helen Maitland
Mary Clark
Mary
Ralph &. Clark
Astronaus
Russia
Kraft
Bob Syrnyk
Saskatoon
Bob
Saskatchewan
Wimp
Trudy
Mrs. Maxine Heritage
Extension Home Economist
Kennell & Strange
Kenton
Wendell Wight Ag. Rep
Dunkin & Pettit
Optometrists
Oper
Brandon
C. A. Asselstine
Auto Body & Paints
Birtle
R. E. Clark
Rev
A. McColl
United Church of Ganade
Strathclair
D. L. Holtzman
Cardale
Strathclar
Christ Church Hamiote
W. D. Smith
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
Pastor R. V. Daum
Beauty Shoppe
Drs. Hudson, Hames
Cashmore
Pratt
Perry
Prus
Ford
Bain
Hamiota Shoal Lake
Denwal Pharmacy
McNaught
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