Decker area memories and local notes in Hamiota Echo
Gladys Johnson and David Taylor announce they will subscribe to The Hamiota Echo, praising local readers. The column recalls census pencils costs, post office history from 1935 to 1971, local residents moving to North Bay, and village conditions including road work, lagoon cells, and Bruce Lemon’s humor.
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Gladys Johnson
David Taylor
North Bay
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Gladys Taylor
Fred & Dutch
Don
Taylor’s
Gladys
Quinton
Bedford
Schweitzer
Lloyd
Eva McConnell
Everett Strong Leads Local Achievements And Oddities
Everett Strong brings a 3 pounds 6 ounces potato the largest this fall and presides over the Hamiota Golf club praised as energetic and efficient. Other items note a field scene with Cliff Angus and windshield wipers, Harold McLaren driving a grain truck, Armstrong weeks with deep pile carpet in the new office, flowers from Mrs. Rae Armstrong, a frost on September 16 17, and mentions of Armstrong towns in British Columbia. Doris Evans tours Europe while sending greetings from Paris France and Southend Essex. The column closes with brief thoughts on asking questions and a quip about a one in a million who understands the international situation.
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Hamiota Golf Club
Everett
Pete Charney
Cliff Angus
Cliff
Harold McLaren
Rae Armstrong
East End
Parkland Parish Church Services and Schedules
Parkland Parish lists ministers L Jameson R E Clark H J Dykman. Tarbolton holds service at 10 45 a m and Kenton at 12 00 noon with Sunday School also at noon and a 2 00 p m service at each location.
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Tarbolton
Kenton
Doug Aikman
Cardale
McConnell
L. E. Daley
Local Happenings of Visitors and Trips Around Town
Local residents report returning from trips to Boston and Canada including visits to Winnipeg Terrace and Prince Rupert. Several families hosted and hosted relatives from Belmont Russell Hamiton Regina and Brandon while others moved jobs or welcomed relatives.
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Gail
Kevin
Karyn Kirk
Terrace B.C
Prince Rupert
Canada Manpower
Terrace
Rupert
C.R
Dept. of Public Works
Dorothy Kirk
Hamiota
Fall tillage for wild oat seed germination control
Fall tillage should dry wild oat seeds and promote early germination. Freshly scattered seeds break dormancy under warm dry conditions for two to three weeks, while shallow, light tillage in fall aids germination before killing frost. Deep burial delays or prevents germination of the current crop.
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