Regular meeting of Court Mamiots Ne MT te
The Regular meeting of Court Mamiots Ne MT te is held at the Orange Hall on the green and third Wednesday of each month.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1943
Page
8
The Regular meeting of Court Mamiots Ne MT te is held at the Orange Hall on the green and third Wednesday of each month.
Shirley Pope Dorothy McAdam and Ethel McAdam spent time at their mother Mrs A Smith's home before returning to Conquest Sack. Mrs McAdam followed later in the week. Mrs Jas Anderson left for Brandon for an operation and is recovering. Mrs Routledge spent last week in Brandon.
Mr Barber of Ontario visits with sister Mrs Ed Hazelwood. Community expresses sympathy to Mr and Mrs Kirk and family on news of son Jim serving with the RAF in the Middle East. Mr and Mrs Denebart attend daughter Mrs Roy Amy's home Sunday. Mr B Pollock visited Kemnay and Brandon for a few days last week.
The Y P C clues were guests of Earl Gregory Tuesday marking season end. McConnell Players staged Aunt Tillie lies to Town with credit to director Mrs Scott. intermission items from Celia Gill. Red Cross reports funds and shipments from Decker. new babies welcomed. Kathleen leads Junior Red Cross efforts.
Mrs H Knight and Mrs Ro McFeely traveled to Winnipeg and back while others visited Winnipeg over the weekend. A Red Cross drive proceeds and a meeting is set for April 22 at Mrs John Walker’s home. Proceeds from the April dance totaled 54.72. Birth announced for Gordon Thompson at Brandon. Euchre Drive and Dance planned in Oakner on April 28 hosted by the Oakner Calf Club.
Ruby Elizabeth Colbeck daughter of Mr John Walter and the late Mrs Colbeck married John McDonald Mathison son of Mrs and the late Jas Mathison at Hamiota United Church. Rev W G Onions officiated. Bride wore heaven blue two piece ensemble with cream rose bud corsage. The couple were welcomed at their new home on the Morrice farm.
The Hamiota municipality offers tax discounts of 3 percent in April, 28 percent in May and 2 percent in June. The Rural Council plans GOPHER POISON distribution for farmers. Easter events at Orange Hall and Hamiota United Church are scheduled. A horse vaccine drive, social gathering for Mrs. Kempinski, obituary for Mrs. Isabella Ritchie, and Women’s Institute talks on gardening and fruit flowers are noted.
On Palm Sunday April 18 1943 Rev W G Onions preaches The Challenge to the Authorities Jesus publicly proclaims his Messiahship The church announces a pre Easter series I Saw Two Crosses Second and invites all to attend The Young People meet after the evening service at Hamiota United Church.
The border feature highlighted beautif ul flowers to plant such as Iris Baby's Breath Dwarf Larkspot Pinks Tulips and fruits like raspberries crabs plums and apples. Attendees received seeds and flower slips as the meeting ended with a Mizpah benediction.
Curly's Tea Room invites families to visit for Easter candy and eggs. The shop promotes a large stock of candy bars and chocolates and offers gum for overseas shoppers.
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