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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1954
Page
4
Notice to ratepayers that the general and business assessment rolls of Hamida village have been deposited for public inspection in the village office. Include dates for review and contact details for objections.
CHUMAH records the birth of the baby daughter of Mr and Mrs M McLean on Sunday April 18.ui Includes mentions of families such as Mr and Mrs Christie with son Randy, Miss Marguerite Andrew Betty Amy and Evelyn Houck spending Easter at home, and A E Andrew and family visiting Estevan for the holiday with Constable Ted Andrew. R J Blair and family travel to Stockton to visit D A Anderson family for Easter.
The Lavinia The Town Group of the WI will host a card party and dance in the school on Friday April 23. Everyone is welcome. Easter weekend visits list locals and relatives across Brandon Winnipeg Deloraine and Binscarth. Twenty eight dollars was realized from the Isabella play. W.A. and WMLS Easter meeting held with 17 members present. Delegates to Presbyterial named. Hostesses named.
Oddfellows and wives surprised Mr and Mrs Pinncett at their home on Tuesday evening presenting a small token for his years of service. The Women’s Institute enjoyed a nylon flower making demonstration by Mrs McMillan of Hamilton on Wednesday afternoon.
The Crandall W I hosts guests from Crandall W I and presents events. A donation to the Crippled Children's Fund is recorded. Plans to refurbish church and hall by April 27 are underway. The Oakner play His Uncle's Niece drew a full hall. A Good Friday Easter Thankoffering at the church featured Mrs. Rutherford of Hamiota on The Living Christ. Several locals are noted as travelers and visitors to and from the district with returns from mines and Winnipeg trips.
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