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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
5
The Christ Church W.A. expresses gratitude to all who aided in making their bazaar a success. Community volunteers, donors, and attendees contributed to a productive event.
The Hamiota and District Chamber of Commerce met at the Orange Hall on November 8 with 37 members and visitors. They adopted October minutes, approved $16 dues to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, and discussed the Santa Claus Parade set for December 15, including possible cooperation with Shoal Lake and optional Christmas advertising on parade floats.
Mrs Cummings’ classes gathered at Mrs Max McConnell’s home on Thursday November 15 at 3 30 pm for the first Studio Club meeting of the season. The program featured songs rhythm band numbers and singing games performed by the children with Helen Cummings as accompanist. Three young piano pupils of Mrs John Whyte assisted and mothers served ice cream and cookies after the program followed by tea for the parents.
The message invites readers to write for information about civil service exam preparation. It names M. C. C. Civil Service Schools located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and encourages inquiries for study details and enrollment.
The Rossburn and District Ministerial Association met at Foxwarren United Church on November 12 with twelve ministers present led by Rev. Parker as guest speaker. Dr Parker delivered a paper on the significance of Jesus in relation to secularism. Association officers for 1952 were elected: Rev. Anderson chairman, Rev. Logan vice-chairman, Rev. Reid secretary treasurer. Dinner followed in the church basement.
A boy tempted to drive a car alone confronts heavy traffic on a bus street. He weighs pride versus safety and whether to seek his father's help. The message urges the Church to uphold the Sovereignty of God.
The text identifies key malting barley regions across the Prairies. Manitoba sources include the Swan River Valley, the Southern slopes of the Riding Mountains, the Portage Plains, and the Pembina Hills. Saskatchewan zones center on the Eastern area with high quality barley from Melfort and Nipawin. Alberta regions cover the Red River Triangle and the area north of Edmonton around Legal.
Decker Bridge Club guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart with a large group including Mr. and Mrs. Reg Teale and Mr. Wm Hall. Prizes went to Mrs. Hall Mrs. Stewart Reg Teale and Mr. Gregory. Also notes arrivals departures and community meetings across Decker and area, with Farmers Union and Crop Improvement Club events.
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