Make it Your Business Elections Open October 1963
Expired terms on Village Council and Rural Council demand new nominees. Nominations close October 2, 1963 with election, if needed, on October 23. Ratepayers meetings set for October 1 village and October 2 rural. Citizens urged to vote to replace apathy with action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Coombs
L. M. Caldwell
R. N. Woods
L. T. Montgomery
J. L. Rankin
E. G. Smith
E. P. Houck
Hamiota Elementary School
G. R. Fraser
Lorne Dale
Manitoba Ends Ram and Boar Rental Policies
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation will discontinue ram and boar rental policies effective October 31. High quality purebred stock proved beneficial. future focus shifts to upgrading swine and expanding sheep production. Animals on rental may be purchased with price based on age and quality. current users get first opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
George Hutton
Agboth
Boar and Ram Rental Policies Announced for Farmers
The boar rental policy began in 1928 with small farmer clubs renting boars for eight dollars yearly, now totaling 103 on rental. The ram rental policy started in 1931, renting to individual stock owners to promote quality sires, with 380 rams currently on rental. Transportation aid for western range breeding to Manitoba continues. an elite swine improvement policy will take effect November 1. Producers using rentals should contact their local agricultural representative before expiry, with first chance to buy a ram if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Clear Lake Inter-Club Golf Tournament Results
Hamiota Golf Club members played at Clear Lake on Sunday September 23. First flight top scores led by S Sutherland 86, N Whyte 90 and J Jamieson 91. Second flight winner I Hickman 104, third flight winner R Fraser 108. Low holes highlighted by Fraser and Jamieson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Golf Club
Clear Lake
S. Sutherland
N. Whyte
J. Jamieson
W. W. Fraser
H. Duncan
J. Caldwell
E. Wallace
T. Venables
E. Strong
I. Hickman
A. Oakden
F. McKinnon
N. Kreager
L. Mansell
R. Fraser
C. Kidd
E. Gregory
D. Kirk
J. Gammack
J. Check
M. Fraser
J. Sheardown
District Hospital Ladies Aid Meets After Recess
The Hamiota District Hospital No. 7A Ladies Aid met in the community room on Friday August 23 with Mrs L Wright presiding. Six districts were represented and minutes were read. The treasurer reported a bank balance of 1452.39 and the group discussed delaying a blood donors clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota District Hospital No. 7A
L. Wright
Griffiths
Dixon
Red Cross
E. A. Dixon
Apple Desserts and Sauces From Canada Pamphlet
The article promotes apples as a premier fruit and summarizes several recipes from a Canada Department of Agriculture pamphlet. It includes baked apple desserts and an Apple Butterscotch Sauce, with directions for preparing tender apples, creamy fillings, and serving suggestions. The pamphlet APPLES is available from the Agricultural Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Department of Agriculture
The
Agricultural Office
Local Collegiate Staff Release June 63 Results
June 63 staff release lists top scores across grades XI IX. Notable performers include Helen Murray 72 and Barbara Whyte 86 in Grade XI and Janice English 95.7 plus Ann Kreager 94.9 in Grade IX, with numerous others achieving 60s to 80s across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grare
Helen Murray
Phylis Pollock
Bob Cochrane
Karen Cochrane
Gwen Bomford
Jim Ridley
Everett Gurr
Ken Julyan
Ab Shoemaker
Harry Andrew
Wayne McConnell
Wendy Hanlin
Lyle Julyan
Cherry McDougall
Lee Ann Godlen
Bill Chappell
Clinton Hunter
Barbara McLaren
Ken Robinson
Blair Bailey
Elgin Knight
Donna McNiven
Ann Scott
Well
Jim Ame
Nie Hyndman
Dawn Bailey
Ellis Woods
Arnold Davis
Dianne McPhaden
Don Tremaine
Linda Mundell
Dorothy Ducharme
Sheila Brooks
Phyllis Mathison
David Reid
Hilda Cormack
Shirley Pedlow
Murray Mathison
Les Rankin
Pat McFaden
Les Mansell
Garry Stewart
Richard Hamel
Glenn Adams
Wayne Stewart
Marilyn Johnstone
Phyllis Knight
Janice English
Ann Kreager
Betty Stewart
Eddie Butler
Marilyn McConnell
Diane Davidson
Joyce Hunter
Murray Riddell
Kathy Rampling
Linda Kirk
Marlene Gnntel
Janet Hunter
Greg Hodge
Allan Jamieson
Wayne Pittendreigh
Wendy Mansell
Sheila Dale
Rod McFaden
Lynne
School Chatter Notes from Souris Visit and Football Loss
Rainy week brings a visit by Mr. Jacobson of Souris who distributes New Testaments and class photos to Grade Five. Grade 6-8 football lost 43 to 7 at Oakner with Alf Ducharme scoring for the home team and Mel Smith starring for Oakner. Cuisonaire Workshop nears end with twenty ladies returning to rods. pickup urged for spring rod orders at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jacobson
Souris
Dad
Oakney
Alf Ducharme
Mel Smith
Oakner
Smith
Cuisonaire
Mrs H P Clearihue Dies at 86 in Vancouver
Mrs H P Clearihue nee Florence Cochran e died September 7 1963 in Vancouver BC aged 86 87th year She is survived by her husband a sister in Winnipeg Funeral held September 10 in Granville and 10th Ave chapel Cremation requested She taught at Hamiota School 1906 1919 as Miss F M Cochrane remembered by pupils on Daly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P Clearihue
Florence Cochrane
New St. Vancouver
B.C
H. P. Clearihue
W. K. Anderson
Winnipeg
T. Edwards
Granville
10Th Ave
Stewart Forrs
Clearihue
F. M. Cochrane
Hamiota School
Daly Street
MRS GLADYS MURIEL PEARSON DIES AT 66 IN BRANDON
Mrs Gladys Muriel Pearson aged 66 died at home in Brand on Friday morning August 30. Born in Quebec City she moved to Manitoba at 11 and married Gilbert Pearson in 1919. Survived by husband one son Lawrence Winnipeg and two daughters Olive Watson Pilot Mound and Phyllis Lavin ia Brandon Manitoba. Funeral at Brockie Donovan Chapel Monday 2 p.m. Rev James Maxwell Boissevain officiated. Interment West Lawn Memorial Gardens. Pall bearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Muriel Pearson
Brandon
Pearson
Quebec City
Manitoba
Gilbert Pearson
Hamiota
Gilbert
Lawrence
Winnipeg
Jack Watson
Olive
Thomas W Bailey Dies Pioneering Decker Resident
Thomas W. Bailey a Decker district pioneer died at home on September 17 1963 at age eighty four. Born in Ontario July 3 1879 he moved with his family to Manitoba in 1881 and helped establish Decker area. He served as school trustee for decades and was honored in 1960 for forty years of service. Interment followed at Hamiota Cemetery with family and community figures attending the Decker United Church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker District
Thomas W. Bailey
Ontario
Manitoba
Decker
Bailey
Evelyn Walsh
Lawrence
Raymond Stainthorpe
Florence
Melita
Roy Fleming
Ruth
Winnipeg
Thomas R. Bailey
Vancouver
W. Campbell
Mildred
John W. Bailey
Ralph Cochrane
Betty
Birtle
Albert E. Bailey
Minnedosa
T. Mack
Orrwold Church
Decker United Church
Hamiota Cemetery
Hugh Alexander
Bert Decker
Bruce Doherty
Edgar Lints
Harry Quinton
William Rivers
Ellery ‘Sunley
William Gammack
Earl
Gregory
Gordon
Higgins
Elwood Lints
Harry Lints
Russell Sunley
Gerald Decker
Robert Sunley
S McColl
Moeed
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. A. Hodge
M. Deveson
Menos A
Robertson
Ladies Aid Meet
Guild
Home Economist
Sparks
Willis Forbes
Gladys Muriel
Thomas William
Ion
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