Hamiota Echo December 3 1947 edition note
The Hamiota Echo announces publication by publishers C W Venables and W H Josey dated December 3 1947.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1947
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo announces publication by publishers C W Venables and W H Josey dated December 3 1947.
Members of Boys and Girls Clubs competed in a Winnipeg Kiwanis sponsored Public Speaking Contest in Hamiota on Friday November 28 with over 200 in attendance. Rod ney Lewis won first prize with a talk on Con servation of Canada’s Livestock and will enter the Winnipeg final. Lloyd Hazelwood and Wilma Hedley took second and third. prizes are autographed technical books. An excellent musical program featured several local performers.
Greetings were extended by TJ Strachan president of the Agricultural Society and Dr J E Hudson president of the Board of Trade as contestants competed. D C Foster spoke for the Extension Service Manitoba Department of Agriculture Winnipeg with Olive Hazelwood Lorne Jamieson Roy Gamey George Winstone and Lorne Ebell taking part and judges Dr E Hudson Rev W G Onions and G H Ruttan. Harvey Jones served as chairman.
Mr. D. Arbuthnott buys L. Cochrane’s former residence and relocates it to Hamiota. Mrs. Arbuthnott and two sons plan to join soon from Killarney after three years there. Several local events and notices follow, including church and curling activities, staff changes, and visits to Winnipeg.
Birth notices list several newborns by parents and towns in Manitoba. The Robinsons of McConnell welcome a son on November 18, the Pincocks of Oak River a son on November 19, Gordon Fulford a son on November 19, the McFaddin couple of Cardale a daughter on November 21, the Neilsons of Pettapiece a daughter, Harold Myriea of Oak River a daughter on November 26, and Robt Gurr of Hamiota a daughter on November 27.
Hamiota’s new theatre hosted the Fiddlers and Accordion Contest by the Hamiota Consumers’ Co-Op in aid of the M.F.A.C. Clear Lake Camp Fund. Gordon Killoh opened the program and seven fiddle and six accordion contestants performed two numbers each. Judges named Elgin Stewart Oak River first in fiddle, Walter Riddell Hamiota second, Mrs. Riddick McConnell third, and Geo Baxter Hamiota first in accordion with Geo Peacock second.
Hamota third Cecil Kidd from Chumah won $8, $5, and $3 in events while seven fiddlers and Miss Beatrice Riddell provided music at a 10 o'clock dance at McConnell's Hall. After expenses the Camp Fund netted $112. Mrs McIntosh born August 4 1907 in Greenridge Man died after two and a half weeks in hospital. Funeral held November 22 at Brockie Chapel Brandon with burial in Rapid City cemetery.
The obituary notes the death of Erma McLennan, wife of John H. McIntosh of Rapid City Manitoba, at Brandon General Hospital on November 19 1947. It records this as the second family death within a month, following the hospital admission of two year old Tommy McIntosh on October 23.
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