Community Notes From Hamiota and Surrounding Areas
Local hospital patient Crandall B. K in Hamiota, Mrs. Stevenson of Winnipeg visiting. Delegates at Clear Lake W A camp conference. Obituary for John Hyndman includes sisters Mrs Dayton and Mrs Teale. Fire department adds half ton Fargo truck with 500 gallon tank. Baptismal names Brian Harold Taylor Maurine Patricia Patricia Lorraine Sylvia Dianne Betty Yvonne Eastcott. W M S met with Mrs Carruthers presiding. New India study book introduced. School enrolment up to 112 with 7 in Grade XII. Student Council formed with Donna Smuttell as President and others listed. Community notices of visits, hospitalizations and local events. John Taylor Frazer, 65, dies in Deer Lodge after wartime service and real estate work. Burial at Brookside military plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
John Hyndman
W. E. Dayton
F. Teale
Brian Harold
Wm.Taylor
Maurine Patricia
Wm Cowling
Patricia Lorraine
G.lee
Sylvia Dianne
Betty Yvonne
Ed. Eastcott
W.M.S
Marlene Amy See
Treas
Shirley Crandell
Beverley Rudd
Gary van Buskirk
Marian Smuttell
Margret Elliott
Bernice Johnston
Denise Morison
Percy Pierce
Fellows
John Taylor Frazer
Deer Lodge Hospital
Beulah
Elkhorn
Canadian Legion
Brookside Cemetery
Margaret
Garden Club Fair prizes awarded at Arrow River event
Ronald Littlejohn left for Winnipeg to train at the Normal school while Drs Gee and Mrs Littlejohn returned to Chilliwack BC. At a Garden Club Fair, Ag Rep C Bailey awarded top prizes for beets onions pickling onions carrots shelled peas pea pods calendula and turnip. John Mitchell and Donna Mitchell won multiple firsts with Gail Mitchell and Margaret Lelond also placing. Slides readings and a solo by John Mitchell accompanied lunch.
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Drs Gee
Gail Mitchell
Kenneth Griffith
Margaret Grifith
Donna Mitchell
John Mitchell
Margaret
Beulah Mrs W Titley Visits G Cruden Home
Beulah Mrs W Titley visited the G Cruden home over the weekend. Miss Lorna Page of Winnipeg was also in attendance.
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W. Titley
G.cruden
Fire Destroys Fred Cooper Home in Uno Saturday Night
Fred and Mrs. Cooper lost their Uno residence and all belongings in a Saturday night fire. They escaped unharmed but faced total loss. insurance helped, and they plan to live in a trailer while rebuilding and continuing a small post office operation in a temporary location. The fire’s cause remains unknown.
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Fred Cooper
Uno
Brandon
Fred
Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs Cooper Uno
The Cooper couple express sincere thanks to neighbors who assisted during the Saturday night fire and helped save what was possible. Their appreciation is heartfelt for the aid received.
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Fred Cooper
Uno
Taylor Birth at Virden Hospital for Miniota Couple
At Virden hospital on September 16 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs R Taylor of Miniota.
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Taylor
Virden Hospital
R. 8. Taylor
Miniota
Work on New School Erection Commences in Isabella
D Swain and Roland spent the past week at J F M Johnston's home with Joe. The church has been cleared and redecorated in preparation for resumption of services Sunday next at 9 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Swain
Roland
J.F.M Johnston
Joe
Four-H Leaders Conference at Shoal Lake
Thru’ the Car Window details the annual 4-H Club Leaders Conference set for mid October at Shoal Lake. It urges farmers to diversify wheat varieties due to current rust issues and to establish seed plots with a limited annual purchase of registered grain. It also notes John Dyck of Arrow River reporting grain weevil infestation in his 1953 crop and recommends fumigant control and storage checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. T. G. Bailey Agricultural Representative
Shoal Lake
John Dyck
Arrow River
United Church of Canada Services Schedule
Pastor Ren McEffatt leads services Sunday in Isabella at 9 30 Miniota at 11 Beulah at 2 Arrow River at time not specified Universal church timetable lists morning and afternoon gatherings with locations and a single minister named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Miniota
Beulah
Arrow River
Manitoba farmer union calls for stronger Local 257
A Manitoba farmer union appeal stresses organized action to win fair terms. It urges joining Local 257 to gain a square deal, cites Mr Howe’s urging to accept less, and announces a meeting at Municipal Hall next Tuesday September 21 at 7 thirty pm led by Mercyn Stewart and Leonard Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercyn Stewart
Leonard Draper
Manitoba Co-operative Wholesale pays record cash dividends
Manitoba Co-operative Wholesale announces a $1.432 million cash dividend distribution to local co operatives, covering the 1947 balance plus one third of the 1948 deferred dividends. Individual shares ranged from a few dollars to over $11 000, with 147 locals above $1 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Co-operative
W. J. MacSorley
Manitoba Co-operative Wholesale
McSorley
Manitoba Delegate Joins U S Dairy Surplus Talks in D C
J T Monkhouse participates in the LFAP regional conference in Washington D C representing the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co operation on the Canadian Federation of Agriculture delegation. The meetings in Washington and London aim to address dairy surpluses and shrinking export markets with a broad North American delegation expected.
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J. T. Monkhouse
Lf.a.p
Washington
D.C
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
London
England
Mr. Monkhouse
Dairy Surplus Discussion Highlights Butter Price Supports
An interview reports on organized agriculture efforts to handle dairy surpluses. Mr Monkhouse outlines butter price supports as stabilizing, noting U S stocks over 4 million pounds by July and Canada stocks rising. he is a Manitoba Federation of Agriculture director and has led Manitoba Dairy and Poultry Association since 1948. He formerly farmed at Elie Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Monkhouse
United States
Canada
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
Dairy Farminrs of Canada
Dairy Association of Canada
Blank Counter Check Books With Detachable Carbons
Classified note from The Miniota Herald offers blank counter check books with detachable carbons for fifteen cents each at the office.
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Miniota
Homemaking Tips From Elizabeth at Manitoba Power Commission
Elizabeth offers practical advice for preserving and cleaning. She suggests lemon juice for fruit stains and a vinegar warm water solution for storm windows and permanently sealed panes. For summer fabrics she recommends wrapping in old newspapers to store woollens and cottons securely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Manitoba Power Commission, Canada
Winnipeg
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Crandall
B. K Lawrence
Hamiota Hospital
C. J. Page
Hugh Vincent
Lyleton
Bert Sawyer
Alfred
E.F. Heyhoe
Brandon General Hospital
E.j.mockford
Rivers
Quadra
Robi Mitchum
Jean Symmor
Bob Hope
Marilyn Maxwell
Ronald Littlejohn
The
Normal School
R.M Fraze
John Deere
Robin and Sno-Co
D Deere B. BR
D.h.johnston
the Star Weekly
Star Weekly
United Church of Canada
Ren. H. Mc
Effatt
Holy Trinity Anglican
Manitoba Farmer,’ Union
John T Monkhouse Monkhouse
Manitoba
Sunbeam
Hydro Showroom
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