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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1939
Page
8
Reverend T. D. Barnett will deliver a dramatic sermon on Sunday April 16 1939 at 7 p.m. The service features an auto biography of Judas Iscariot by Sheppard with highlights as presented by De Stidger.
Birthday note records MR. J. O. Fraser of Hamiota Manitoba born Halton County Ontario April 19 1864 Pioneer of 1873. The Echo invites readers to submit birth details of anyone in Hamiota district to complete the Birthday List and publish names near their birthday.
Community notes describe a moving picture event The Prodigal Son to be shown at Scotia Church by Rev McFarlane on Thursday April 13 Also listed are social visits to Winnipeg and Vera Saskatchewan Easter visits by Beatrice and Victor Sobkowich and others plus bridge tables hosted by Mr and Mrs J Allen with prizes for Harvey Smith and R H Smith and W B Strachan families include Miss Charlotte McParren visiting Winnipeg and Miss Edith McGhee in Winnipeg chickens and several local gatherings around June 10 at C L Andersons Grove
Oak River defeated Hamiota at the rink last night by a large margin. Haonota led with standout scoring as the teams competed in a closely watched game.
The Hamiota Achievement Day on April 5 marked the end of the second clothing course. About 125 attended at the United Church for a display of 75 articles, notes, and a program by groups led by Mrs A C Little and others. Guest speakers Rev T D Barnett and Dr E D Hudson praised the effort. Miss Connie Boyes noted strong local interest and three factors behind success: good organization, willing leaders, and active members.
Lavinia Consolidated School closes for Easter holidays with teachers returning home. Miss Gertrude Tremaine improves after appendicitis operation at Hamiota Hospital. Good Friday church service included an address by Rev. Savage. Community opposes O N R rail removal from Hallboro to Beulah and petitions Ottawa. A new Board of Trade formed with Mr. Shackleford as president. School grades list numerous students and averages, with two absentees. For sale items include wheat oats potatoes and hay seed with contact numbers.
The notes discuss reducing pig losses at farrowing through nutrition and pen management. Bran is added to sow diets near farrowing at Bran don Experimental Farm. Clean, warm pens, limited bedding, and careful handling minimize trampling and crushing of young pigs.
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