17 Dec 1958
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1958
Page
1
Notice notes one sale postponed until further notice and that the next issue will be January 7. Mrs M Elliott in Toronto plans winter holidays for her daughters. School closes for holidays and reopens January 5. Max McConnell returns home after illness. Parsley ball tip included.
The Hamida Band staged a successful December 10 concert with Mrs. Herbie Smith on piano accordion and Mr Jim Kirton on saxophone plus a sextet including Lawrence Tremaine and Bob Hedley. The event featured humorous monologues, fanfares, and a prize drawing while urging care on the road and in curling season.
Elected skips Eva Duchart Ethel Randell and Amy Grant drew up teams for the Ladies Club curling event held at the rink on Wednesday December 10. Spares listed include Betty Thomson Vi Moggach Gladys Drader and others.
Notices request Christmas greetings by December 20 and Echo in the Post by December 23. Legion Ladies office will be closed December 22 and cannot accept news copy. Bingo tickets offered at Red and White Store and Bailey’s Café for 50 cents per card with multiple cards allowed.
Vitamin D is essential in the diet of growing children and adolescents. It supports bone and teeth development and should be provided from birth through the growth years.
The community schedules a McConnel Christmas Tree and Concert in the Hall at 8:00 p.m. Friday December 19. The Baby Clinic moves to the Municipal Office basement. The Hamiota Christmas Tree appears December 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium with admission 50c for adults and free for children. The Christ Church Sunday School presents a Christmas Story with Carols December 23 at 8:00 p.m. in the Anglican Church. time changes noted for parishioners.
Births at Hamiota Hospital list two entries: December 1 a boy to Mr and Mrs Carlyle Johnstone Hamitoa, December 2 a girl to Mr and Mrs Ronald Gomph Kenton. December 3 a birth to Mr and Mrs Appleyard Oakyer.
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