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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1934
Page
8
An article explains ptomaine poisoning is a misnomer and emphasizes that danger comes from contamination by bacteria. It notes botulism from under heated home canned vegetables, heat destroys poison, and proper handling, cooking, and storage prevent most foodborne illness.
Question addressed to the Canadian Medical Association at 184 College Street Toronto will be answered by letter. The notice invites readers to send health questions and receive personal correspondence.
Decker school resumed Monday with start of Easter break behind. G U concert set for Friday in the hall. Miss Myrtle Gregory and Miss Doris Lints directed a radio program last Friday. the Ladies Aid held a successful tea and sewing sale at Mrs Cochrane's. McConnell Players visit April 19 presenting Eyes of Love. WMS Thankoffering featured a Butterfly pageant and Easter anthem. Rev H Bowman of Isabella spoke at banquet. YPS members hosted parents. a fine program and banquet followed with multiple speakers and musical performances.
The second session of Manitoba's nineteenth Legislature adjourned for a recess likely to extend to mid June after sixty days of activity. About one hundred new bills were moved, with debates on Wheat Control, Highway Trade Act, and liquor law amendments. Premier Bracken praised opposition co operation while Manitoba representatives prepared to discuss Western finance and federal marketing plans in Ottawa.
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The Young People's Society gathered at Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dixon's home on Thursday. Phyllis Hadland led scripture, Rev. Carruthers spoke on Manhood and Womanhood, and a fall reorganization is planned for the last Tuesday in September. curling winners named Hadland Dor othy Rea Roy Williams Lawrence Tremaine. A luncheon followed. D Warren visited Crandall over Easter with her parents.
The last social of the season was held March 29 at Ed Hazelwood’s home with games and dancing led by Miss Laura Kirk and W. Bell. Mrs. Bell Jr visited, and Mr. F. Bell and Wm. Bell prepare to move to Coulter Manitoba. Easter visits and local gatherings include Rena and Eileen Smith, Geo. Dormey’s Manitoba trip, and a quilt by the Chumah Mission Circle. Paul Ira Kirk and family toured to Brandon.
The regular meeting of the Young People’s Society was held in the United Church parlors with twenty five attendees. Hazel Whimster read the society paper, lunch was served, and the session closed. A play and concert are planned for May 4. The next meeting is set for Tuesday October 2.
At a Sunday gathering of Hamiota United Church the unanimous invitation was extended to Rev Thomas D. Barnett of Gilbert Plains United Church to become pastor for the coming conference year starting July 1. The report notes a cordial reception and plans for church leadership.
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