Hamiota notices and local updates sweep week
Local and general notices include Mrs. W A Mc Connell resuming piano lessons at home in Hamiota. a lost sheep lined overcoat between Wm Angus and Clark Mathison. Miss Georgina Anderson visiting Brandon. Hamiota vs Brandon Cloverleafs provincial finals game. bake sale by At oimah Chapter 47 in Venables Hardware. W I meeting on Oct 1 with speaker on Ceylon. Hamiota Mission Band first meeting Oct 3. Ronald Blair and Carol Hawke family visit for appointments. alcohol study group begins Thursday in the Community Room under Rev K Moffatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Clark Mathison
Hamiota
Georgina Anderson
Brandon
G. A. Anderson
Montgomery-Maddock
Brandon Cloverleafs
Kinsmen Stadium
Ronald Blair
Brooks Alberta
Carol Hawke
Rolling Hills
Alberta
R. J. Blair
Sandall
Ronald
Ingrams Bros. General Store
Safeway
Calgary
Rev. K. Moffatt
In Memorium Paterson and Angus
In loving memory notices for Hect or J Paterson and Annie May Paterson who died 1929 and 1950 with lines of blessing from their daughters and sons. Also Margaret J. Angus obituary noting Sept 23 1956 death and tribute from the Angus family and sister Helen.
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Angus
Margaret J. W. Angus
Helen
Misconception vs Fact on Alcohol's Effects
The Bracken Report highlights that alcohol's principal damage lies in the brain and spinal cord, not just the stomach heart or liver. Dr Haven Emerson of Columbia University emphasizes neurological impact as the most harmful effect.
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Haven Emerson
Columbia University
Former Hamiota Student Wins Kingston Scholarship
Donald Arthur Dale, former Hamiota resident, earned the Kingston University Scholarship for highest Grade XII standing in Capreol Ontario with 81 percent. He receives 400 for four years to study Architectural Engineering starting September 15 1957. Dale served five years in the Royal Canadian Navy and later worked as a teletypist with the CNR.
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Donald Arthur Dale
N C. Dale
Hamiota
University of Kingston
Ontario
Donald
Capreol
Kingston
Donald A. Daie
Royal Canadian Navy
Dale
Childa
Brenda
Donnie
Aprool
W. M. S September Meeting Reports and Plans
The Afternoon Auxiliary held its September meeting on Tuesday the 17th with Mrs. Ward presiding. Mrs. Baldwin reported on Senior Citizens, and an invitation was extended for the Oct 8 bank offering by the Evening Auxiliary. Mrs. Rutherford discussed Sunday School course and a new study on Japan was introduced.
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Ward
Baldwin
T Strachan
South East
Decker
D. Rutherford
Cochrane
D Iutherford
Japan
Water loss from summer fallow on Brandon sandy soils
Record data from the Experimental Farm Brandon shows 1955 to 1957 summer fallow fields lost 15.5, 17.1 and 15.4 inches of water before September 1, while cropping fields lost little or none. Wheat needs about 12.5 inches. the district has seen enough water lost to grow nearly four wheat crops since 1954. Also notes CN Telegraphs handled 12.9 million revenue messages last year.
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Brandon
Temperance plea on liquor outlets prompts moral concerns
A letter argues against new liquor outlets citing social harms from first drinks and urges voters to abstain from alcohol to protect families and the community. It references scripture and moral duty, concluding with a note about Winnipeg rail mileage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayds
Bob Cummings
Kodak Camera Centre
Rexall and Nyal Drug
Marks’ General Store
Ladies & Childrens
Stanfields Underwear
Wool Supply
Northland
Beauty
Ann
Elaine Maddock
Jessie Williams
Mary Warner
Elaine
A. Pedlow
Faye Dale
Jean Morris
Marion Kirk
G. Millan
E. Roberton
Kay Curll
Jessie Willams
Peggy Mathison
W. A. McConnell
Venables Hardware
Atoimah
CES
W.I
Jasper
Ceylon
United Church
G. HH. Davis
Man
Bracken
Hamiota |I
B. C. Mcintosh
Libby
Crisco
G. A. Pork & Beans
I.G.A
Quick Freeze
Canadian National Telegraphs
SED Cars & Trucks
DODGE
Pontiac
Caldwell Motors
Christ
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
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