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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1936
Page
4
A notice describes purchasing brooms made by the blind at the Red and White Store in Hamida. The label on the broom is shown as Sas the label, indicating the product source. The item highlights social welfare and accessible craft offerings in the local shop.
In a heated match Levins and Bailey led rival teams as Earl Rouchey clashed with Bob McDonalds legs. Earl scored to force overtime but Levins again prevailed after twenty minutes of extra play for a dramatic completion.
Mr and Mrs Fraser Anderson hosted about thirty Christ Church youths on Thursday March 26 with Rev A E B Smith presiding. Theodore Buys D C spoke on the East Indies, describing a paradise of mosquitoes flies and crawling animals. Questions followed and the meeting adjourned near midnight. The next event will be after Easter.
George Ingram died at his home in Westbank British Columbia on March 1 1936 aged 86 after months of illness. Born December 12 1849 in Gamrie Banffshire Scotland he came to Canada in 1882 and raised a large family in Manitoba. Survived by his wife five daughters four sons twenty six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral held March 10 at St George’s Westbank with Rev F Chilton.
The Oakner United Charge lists services led by Pastor Rev. J. Dunnett. Scotia holds a 1.30 p.m. church service with 3.00 p.m. Sunday School, and Chumah schedules a 2.15 p.m. Sunday School followed by a 3.00 p.m. church service.
Special reduced round trip fares announced by E B Homath CP agent run April 9 to April 13 with two classes of tickets. One tenth and one third fare options apply to coach and parlor or sleeping car travel plus standard seat berth charges. Retention limit stated until late April.
Canadian Pacific announces bargain rates for travel to the Pacific Coast from April 3 to 11 with a 21 day fare return limit and stopovers at Banff Nelson and western stations. The fare includes tourist or standard sleeper options at a higher rate and a cent a mile coach fare, with strong travel demand expected. E B Homuthb is the local agent to contact.
The notice lists churches McConnell Decker Lavinia United Churches with Rev Brown as minister and service times for Decker Orrwold Lavinia and McConnell. The second annual Crandall and District Re Union is scheduled for Thursday April 16 1936 at 8 15 pm in the Women's Memorial Tribute Building Deer Lodge St James corner Portage Ave and Woodlawn St.
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