Nariota Echo Presses Subscriptions in 1950
The Nariota Echo lists subscription rates at 2.00 a year in advance and 2.50 for U S readers on February 1 1950. Publishers C W Venables and H W Josey announce the pricing and credit the newspaper staff.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1950
Page
4
The Nariota Echo lists subscription rates at 2.00 a year in advance and 2.50 for U S readers on February 1 1950. Publishers C W Venables and H W Josey announce the pricing and credit the newspaper staff.
The library lists a Saturday 5 p m program The Cuckoo Clock House with weekly dramatizations of popular books through March The schedule includes The Story of the Amulet The Great Quillow The Five Jars The Lost Baron Silk and Satin Lane The Blue Hills Children of the Dawn and For the Glory of France Also a later program Grey Owl airs at 5 15 p m and there are several overdue books noted.
Wanted young men 17 to 30 with grade nine or better for the RCAF Recruiting Unit in Brandon. Employment for several years. Apply in person or mail coupon to 513 Rosser Ave. Send name address town and last school grade completed to receive an entry application.
Grace Rebekah Lodge No. 35 installs new officers at January meeting led by D.D.P. Mrs Norah Mathison and D.W. Mrs Gladys Allan. 1950 lineup includes Junior Past Noble Grand Mrs Jean Morton Noble Grand Mrs Kay McGhee Vice Grand Mrs Kay Curl Rec Sec Mrs Lillian Way Fin Sec Mrs Marian Sheardown Treasurer Mrs Jennie Shear Warden Mrs Everald Pitten dreigh Conductor Mrs Irene Marks Chaplain Mrs Evelyn Turner I.G. Mrs Eva Angus O.G. Mrs Norah Mathison R.S.N.G. Mrs Janet Johnson L.S.N.G. Mrs Doris Asselstine R.S.V.G. Mrs Charlotte Stolback L.S.V.G. Mrs Elva Gillies Pianist Mrs Eva Ruttan Color Bearer Mrs Keth Jamieson.
The Decker school bonspiel was held Saturday despite frost with ten rinks playing. Bob Shiver took first in the Challenge and Harold Stewart won the Consolation. Mrs Bill Hall and Mrs Harry Cooke left Sunday for Brandon ladies’ bonspiel.
Oakner Hall hosts a whist drive and dance on Friday night February 10. Mrs br Julyan of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs T Rom ford. Mrs R McFeely left Sunday for Port Credit Ontario to visit her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Mac Angus.
A bridal shower for Nan Creighton on January 7 1950 at Mrs Nellie Pollock’s home featured corsages, gifts, and thanks. Agnes Mary Creighton wed Elgin Eliott Stewart of Oak River at St Pauls United Church Brandon on January 4 1950 with a reception for seventy five at Prince Edward Hotel and a Texas New Mexico honeymoon.
A promotional offer describes benefits of reading the Monitor with promises of fresh insights on vital news and exclusive features on homemaking education business theatre music radio sports. It invites readers to subscribe one month for $1.08 and to sent payment to One Norway Street Boston Massachusetts.
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