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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1951
Page
5
The Canadian Legion announces Clark Strickland as president and Vic Edwards as secretary as ongoing leadership elections unfold. The party seeks stable guidance and active member involvement in postwar community service projects.
Poultry supplier advertises day old chicks of popular and cross breeds at Manitoba prices with prompt order service and requests illustrated folder.
The twenty second annual meeting of the Hamiota Consumers' Co-Operative Limited met in the Orange Hall on April 12 1951 with 130 present. President T A Gray chaired the session as secretary J L Rankin was appointed. Minutes were approved. The director’s report noted lower 1950 sales and margins due to weather and prices, memberships rising to 539, and urged prompt payments citing nearly 93000 gallons of tank capacity used in peak season. The board proposed cash or trade half of 1944 deferred dividends. Financial statements were presented and explained. accounts receivable totaled about 8000. Nominations elected W J Pollock J Elmer Finkbeiner L O Tremaine and W B Strachan as directors. Various reports followed on hospital insurance Field Service plans and cooperative education, with plans for expansion and prospects for the coming year. Adjournment followed after a donor offer for a northwest bulk gas station site.
Pope and Mrs Whyte of Rapid City visit son and daughter in law L Whyte at home. C.G.I.T. presents The Perils of Pear Elia at Scotia church Tuesday April 24 at 8 pm with 50 cents adults 14 and under 25 cents lunch served. Mrs W Colbeck visits K Patten family at Waldon Saskatchewan.
The High and Low bridge club met at Mrs. A. L. Decker's home on April 12 for a chicken dinner and prize games. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberger won high score while Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart took the consolation prize. Red Cross donations urged.
A United Church parlor event at Hamiota Theatre drew thirty eight attendees. The evening closed with a successful theatre party.
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