District News items from Brookdale and area
Say visited Brookdale on Sunday with Mrs Charlie Tingy and family. Mr Jerry Cowan of Goodlands and Miss Merle Hill of Brandon spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Gordon Cowan. Billy Thompson leaves for Winnipeg this week to try out for a job working with crippled children. Good luck Bill.
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Say
Brookdale
Charlie Tingy
Jerry Cowan
Goodlands
Merle Hill
Brandon
Gordon Cowan
Billy Thompson
Winnipeg
Bill
Reggies Ramblings on old times and current musings
The column laments past street life without modern clubs and notes health pushes to exercise. It recalls Satch Page’s advice not to look back. It questions university professor ratings, political rhetoric, and a throne speech wish, ending with a St Regis remark about De Guelle in Canada.
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Satch” Page
University of Montreal
ST. Regis
Long Nose de. Guulle
Canada
Quebec
4 H Thimble Cookies Elect Officers in 4 H Club
The Hamiota 4 H Thimble Cookies held an organization meeting on September 18 led by Lois Brooks. Twenty six members answered roll call and elected Debbie Nykolia tion as president Leslee Sheardown as vice president Marlene Sedgwick as secretary Margie McGee as treasurer Holly Johnston as press reporter Cheryl McMillan as pianist. Prospective members may contact Mrs. Brooks at 764-2705 before September 25. Next meeting set for October 11 at 3 30 p m in the Community Room.
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Hamiota
Lois Brooks
Debbie Nykoliation
Leslee Sheardown
Marlene Sedgwick
Margie McGee
Holly Johnston
Cheryl McMilan
Brooks
Farm Notes on Renovating the Perennial Border
The article advises immediate renovation of the perennial border this month. It recommends digging out all plants, moving to a temporary trench, and enriching soil with compost manure and bonemeal before dividing and replanting. Iris poppies lilies peonies and shrubs can be divided or replanted now for best results.
Play Cash Hall-O Thursday September 26 at Hamiota Hall
A charity card game event at Hamiota Fraternal Hall features 19 standard games with a 20th blackout game. Doors open at 8 p.m. with admission one dollar and extra cards twenty five cents. Proceeds go to the Hamiota Fraternal organization.
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Hamiota Fraternal
D Forbes Passes Died Suddenly at Westview Home
David Forbes died suddenly at the Westview Home Boissevain on Wednesday September 18 at age 81. Funeral held at Oak River United Church, with Rev. Victor Bowins officiating. Interment in Oak River cemetery. Pallbearers named. Survived by relatives in Ireland. Born Donamanagh Ireland and moved to Manitoba in 1911. Lived in Silverton before settling in Oak River District. Associated with the Orange Lodge.
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David Forbes
Westview
Boissevain
Oak River United Church
Victor Bowins
Oak River
Wilfred Robbins
Dave Mason
John Ramsey
Robin Ramsey
Ralph Espey
Roy Espey
Ireland
Mr. Forbes
Donpamanagh
County Tyrone
Manitoba
Silverton
Orange Lodge
Family Exercise Embraces Group Activity Benefits
Promote greater enjoyment and benefit by involving the whole family in activities done with one or more participants. Encourage participation in exercise, sports and games to boost health and social connection.
By law vote schedule for Hamiota Manitoba 1968
The article outlines readings and adoption steps for By-law No. 469 in Hamiota Manitoba. It sets voting date October 23, 1968, polling hours nine to six Central Standard Time, with the final summing up on October 24 and further council considerations on December 10. The Mayor or acting official will oversee attendance and public counting at the village council chambers.
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Hamiota
Manitoba
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