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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1951
Page
8
The Hamida Girls' Clubs announce an Achievement Night in the Orange Hall on Wednesday May 9. The event features a display program fashion parade and a social time with a Silver Tea served by the girls.
The local fire department responded on Tuesday April 24 to a fire that started from burning grass and spread to a board fence. Chief Westbrooke and the team halted the blaze, preventing danger to the old stable behind the United Church.
Mrs R Riddell returns from Toronto as visitors come to Selkirk and Winnipeg. The May W A meeting is set for May 2 at Mrs. J Killoh's with notice of a venue change. C G I T plans a play The Perils of Pearl Ella on April 30 with lunch. W I meeting and talks on cancer and communicable diseases follow. A film on Prince Edward Island is shown and a dainty lunch closes the afternoon. Donations of clean rags requested at Richardson's Garage.
The Hamiota and District Chamber of Commerce will host its regular meeting in McConnell's Hall on Monday April 30 at 8 00 p m W T Wherrett Census Commissioner for Marquette will speak on the forthcoming Dominion census this summer The notice invites members prospective members and interested outsiders to attend and join the chamber
Mr and Mrs Smyth returned last Friday to their farm after wintering in Strathclair. Mr and Mrs N Smith and family of Shilo Manitoba visited relatives in Oakner over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J Young returned to Oakner after spending the winter in Brandon.
Chumah W M S meeting convened Friday April 15 with sixteen members and three visitors. Mrs W R Kirk's group led the session. Mrs J J Ward spoke on the Manitoba Conference in Winnipeg. Mr S S Lewis drove to Winnipeg with his brother to visit parents and daughter Mrs B Grafton for the weekend.
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