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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1958
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates: 5 CK of EN 5 rates 2 ke Zi $2.50 per year in advance and $3.50 to the United States. Published by S. Venables, December 1958.
The WL held a Christmas meeting December 4 in the Community Room at 2 pm. The W A will meet December 10 at 2 30. Mr Mervin Bridge was a patient at Hamiota Hospital for two weeks. Mrs Shaw is a patient after an appendectomy. Sunday School and Christmas Tree meetings were hosted by Mrs Shaw on November 8. The Sunday School is closed until May 1. The Christmas Tree is scheduled for December 19 with decorating led by Mrs Doherty and others. gifts for pre school, platform by Keith Dixon and Delmar McConnell. correspondent Mrs Smith. door keeper Mr L McConnell.
Norman Little was chosen President at the McConnell Calf Club re organization meeting on November 24. Marilyn Pollock was elected Vice President Lila Kiloh secretary and Edwina Siiloh reporter Jack Wright leads assisted by M Hamilton and A G Little. Morris Deveson spoke briefly and plans for an engaging season in 19 were outlined with a membership drive set for December 15.
Local notices report library and school activities including board resignations and treasurers report. Members of the Agricultural and Welding school board, and various families attend events in Winnipeg and Brandon. Grey Cup results highlighted with Winnipeg Blue Bombers beating Hamilton 35 28. Riding Mountain Hockey League set to open December 8. Community visits, anniversaries, and social gatherings noted along with a fundraising calendar, bingo, and LegionAuxiliary activities.
Mr Harvey Smith and Barry visited Brandon on Sunday alongside Mr and Mrs Glen Moore. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Patton and sons Lyle and Wayne are staying with Mr and Mrs Walter Colbeck before moving to Singston Ontario.
The Women’s Auxiliary met at Mrs H Hunter’s home on Thursday November 27 with hymns and prayer. They packed used clothing for humanitarian relief and voted 150 dollars to the men’s church board. Next meeting in January at Mrs Lyle Johns’s home. no December meeting. Officers reinstated for 1959. Local social news covers travels, curling club reorganization, new residents, and community donations totaling 2217.82 with remaining balances listed.
The WJ Board of Directors held a Thursday meeting at the school and elected officers for 7959. President Mrs. Frank Smith, Vice President Mrs. Jack Wright, Secretary Mrs. George Pollock, Treasurer Mrs. Jim Scott, Programme Convenor Mrs. Harold Pollock, Birthday Convenor Mrs. Bob Watt, Press Reporter Mrs. Lorne Richards, Buying Committee Mrs. Neil McNiven and Mrs. Don Longmuir, Hospital Representatives Mrs. Jim Killoh and Mrs. Douglas Emerson.
Remember the date December 19 for the Cakner School Christmas Concert with comments at 8 p.m. Mr Lyle Routledge visited Winnipeg recently. Constable Allan Brown of Grand Prairie Alta is on holidays visiting his parents. Miss Elinor Knight and Linda Scott of Brandon spent the weekend with their parents. Mr and Mrs C Knight and Mrs I Fleming attended the MFU convention in Winnipeg. Kenny Drake and Tanny Westwood also attended with Mrs R Hunter of Aukokan Denta couple of days last week.
Duncan’s Barber and Beauty Shoppe advertises barber services on Tuesday Friday and Saturday nights and beauty shop hours on Tuesday and Saturday nights. Contact phone 57 Hamiota.
Short notices list livestock pickups tied to Brandon Winnipeg Hamiota Kenton with contact codes 2848 SP-45531 and 57 Collect. Sparse text shows door pickup notices for farm stock across multiple towns with phone-like identifiers.
Gladwyn Scott Brandon Collegiate hosted Ham- iota with the girls defeating Hamiota 31-16 to stay in first place and the Brandon boys losing 36-22. Emily Evaniuk led the winners with 16 points while Evelyn Mathison and Eileen Douglas added points. Hamiota's boys beat back a late Brandon surge for their first loss of the season. Bob Brooks led the attack with six points and Mathison added four.
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