School Supplies Open for Back to School Season
School opens Tuesday August 31 and features a fine assortment of essentials. Leather binders 3 ring loose leaf binders priced at 250 to 50 cents.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 25, 1954
Page
1
School opens Tuesday August 31 and features a fine assortment of essentials. Leather binders 3 ring loose leaf binders priced at 250 to 50 cents.
A quaint description of the Once Upon a Time series by Ray Darby with Morris Surdin music. It features anthropomorphic forest and city figures including Tugboat Danny and a growing lazy squirrel, presented as child friendly fantasies for listeners aged six to sixty.
Local notices honor deceased and remembered, including Gar Cochrane, Muriel and Mildred McConnell, and Agrifes Brooks. Messages announce piano tuning, visits, and travel, plus fall W I meeting, Trans-Canada survey permits, and M H S A Blue Cross dues due by September 1.
The 1954 55 staff at Hamiota School includes Principal John Chalaturnyk and teachers Agnes Pateman Mary Babiuk Gladwyn Scott Hazel Irwin G Fraser M Hazelwood Rene Coulter.
First fish caught by Wm Woods weighing 2 pounds 7 ounces. Largest fish landed by Glenn Shear at 3 pounds 0 ounces. Youngest participant Larry Westbrook, 2 pounds 8 ounces.
The Womens Aid to Hamiota Hospital District No. 7A held a blood donor clinic in the Orange Hall Ham iota on July 27. About 185 people donated blood and organizers thank donors, the Hamiota Guild, helpers, and coffee servers. The next Hospital Aid meeting is August 27 at 2 30 p.m.
William L. Hern of Togo died at Kamsack Union Hospital on Wednesday July 28 at age 74. Born December 14 1879 in Woodham Ontario he moved to Manitoba in 1882 and settled in Togo in 1903. He leaves his wife two sons two brothers and other relatives. Funeral service was held at the Community hall with honorary and active pallbearers and interment in the Tegocemetery.
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