Publishers Notice December 1945
Public notice from C W Venables and W H Josey publishers dated December 1945. Official action unspecified in fragments. notice appears within a newspaper page as legal or advertising content.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1945
Page
4
Children’s Aid Concert Dance and Sale in Brandon
The annual Concert Dance and Sale for the Children’s Aid Society of Brandon occurs Friday and Saturday, December 7 and 8. A dance follows the concert. Rural donors can contribute goods or cash to L. S. Taylor or J. G. McConnell. Notable sale items include eggs, butter, poultry, meat, home cooking, flour, wood and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society of
Brandon
L. S. Taylor
J. G. McConnell
Five-Girl McConnell Singers shine in contests and gatherings
The Five-Girl McConnell Singers placed second at Newdale Amateur Concert and fourth at Brandon on December 1. They are L Hoge land M Watt S Johnson G Creignton with Joyce Richardson pianist. Also noted are rink meeting results, Winnipeg returns, a funeral attendance, and Bazaar and Concert scheduled for December 7. The Junior Red Cross Amateur Night drew a capacity crowd and netted 125 dollars with the McConnell group winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Little
Grant
Norman
Winnipeg
McConnell
Newdale
Brandon
L. Hogeland
R. Watt
S. Johnson
G. Creignton
Joyce Richardson
J. C. Richardson
R. Arbuthnott
Gloria
Portage la Prairie
F. Richardson
J. Pangman
W.A
Red Cross
McConnell Singers
Sunday School Meeting Set At Church Monday Evening
The annual Sunday School meeting will be held in the Church on Monday December 10 at 8 30 p m Rev W Welsh acted as master of ceremonies Lavinia Junior Orchestra placed second Miss A Hogeland third Mr H Asseltine recovering from an axe cut to his arm Mr and Mrs J A McConnel returned from Winnipeg visit last week Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia Junior Orchestra
A. Hogeland
W. Welsh
H. Asseltine
J. A. McConnel
Winnipeg
Chumah Notes Residents and Christmas Tree Event
Mrs Mildred Hazlewood spent a long week end in Brandon White gift service will be observed on Sunday A program is being prepared by the junior classes Matt McLean returned from Winnipeg last week where he received his discharge from the army Mr and Mrs S S Lewis received word from their son Charlie that he will be home in the near future Mrs E Houck returned home on Sunday from Winnipeg The Chumah Christmas Tree will be held in the church on Friday December 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hazlewood
Brandon
Matt McLean
Winnipeg
S. S. Lewis
Charlie
E. Houck
Canadian Legion organizes meeting in Hamiota
On Monday evening November 26 thirty war veterans gathered at L. King's home to discuss a Hamiota Legion branch. Norman Dale chaired. D. Parker was secretary. Officers elected include President W. G. Sheardown and others. a charter application to Manitoba Command is planned. A second meeting set for December 10. veterans may contact A. Cummings or G. Sheardown to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. King
Canadian Legion
Hamiota
Norman Dale
D. Parker
Manitoba Command
W. G. Sheardown
G. Pittindreigh
L. McConnell
Harvest Time Scribbles of a Small Town Daily
Readable fragments from a local page show brief notes on harvest and daily life. Names and places are sparse but establish a snapshot of community routines and seasonal work.
Seed Quality Drive Prompts Alberta Crop Improvement Drive
A historical note describes how Alberta founded the Alberta Crop Improvement Association in 1939 to curb inferior seed by promoting pedigreed stocks. Officials from government, the university, and seed growers support a seed movement from grower to farmer via elevator agents, a free service later adopted in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, urging immediate seed orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Alberta Crop Improvement Association
Association
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Expedition prepares base camp for Musk-Ox near Churchill
Twenty five soldiers left Winnipeg by Canadian National lines late in November to set up a base camp four and a half miles south of Churchill Manitoba. The site was recently vacated by United States forces and should be ready for use by the expedition before mid December. Winterized vehicles four closed in jeeps bedding kitchen supplies and rations accompanied the construction group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Churchill
Manitoba
W I Library Opens in New Rest Room this Saturday
The W I Library will open in the new Rest Room on Saturday December 1 from 2 to 4 30 pm and 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.I
Kansas seedweed program shows costly progress and doubts
The article credits a Kansas weed control program for reducing field bindweed on farms, with 103 of 105 counties appointing full-time weed supervisors. It notes a six dollar per farmer yearly cost, while estimating only about one dollar is currently spent and questions sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Prairie
Ape
Christmas concert and box social at local schools
The annual Christmas concert will be held in the school on Friday, December 21st at 8 00 p.m. Admission 35c. A box social and dance will be held at Oakner school on Friday, December 14th with music by Riddell's orchestra. Various locals visit and return, including Mr Jack Sked home from Edmonton and guests Mr Ivan Kirk from Brandon at the Milne and Rankin homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakner School
Riddell
Jack Sked
Edmonton
Ivan Kirk
Brandon
J. Milne
Everett Heggs
Winnipeg
J. Rankin
Lytle
Saskatoon
Mrs. Smithson
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.W. Venables
W. H. Josey
Children's Aid
Mar's General Repair Shop
Burns & Co., Ltd
CKRC
Brandon Packers
Hamiota Meat Market
Chumah
Elevator Farm
Serv
Blanshard, Hamiota, Miniota Unitizer
Man
Blanshard
Miniota
E. E.short
W. E. Delamater
J. H. McPhaden
M. A. Hyndman
W. E. Peart
T. Tomlin
J. A. Robertson
T. A. Gray
I. P. Strickland
Bank
Montreal
Oak River
Royal—Hamiota
Royal—Miniota
Wm. Coburn
Thomas A. Gray
Crandall
A. Gray
Isabella
Mr. Coburn
WM. T. Andrew
Dauphin
Shea’s
Winnipeg Brewery Ltd
K. W. Neatby
EZY
D. W. Friesen & Sons
Altona
Cherie He
Nec
Moore
Hammta
Canada Packers Limited
KEN Gillies’ Store
Oakner
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