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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
5
Christmas Tree Entertainment held in McConnell's Hall on Friday night December 23 drew a large crowd despite cold weather. Children performed choruses recitations and the play Sing a Song of Sleepy Head with Santa Claus distributing gifts as the pastor chaired the event.
Zion Church Sunday School produced a Christmas program despite a stormy afternoon. Each class performed one or two items in a mixed program that drew strong attendance. The "Bunny Drill" drew laughter and the finale featured Santa Claus as Mr. Douglas' "Forty Below" delighted the audience.
Agricultural Council of Hamiota Miniota and Blanshard discusses a local pure bred stock sale before Brandon's in March. Plans call for pre sale inspections, breeder coordination, and outreach to buy and sell surplus cattle while aiming for a February sale window.
Applications will be received until Monday January 2 1922 for the offices of Secretary Treasurer Police and Utility and Scavenger in the Village of Hamiota. The notice calls for candidates to fill three posts and outlines submission timing for interested residents.
Patients in semi private wards from 3 to 5 pm on Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays only. No more than two visitors to any patient at the same time. Visitors will not be admitted at other than the above hours except by permission of the Superintendent. Visitors may be refused admission to any ward if deemed advisable in the best interests of the patient. Visitors or friends of patients may not remain in hospital overnight except by special permission then only in extreme necessity. A reasonable charge will be made for board. Parcels for patients must not be taken into the wards by visitors without permission. Visitors are requested to register name and address in the Visitors' book.
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