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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1948
Page
1
Not long to Valentine's Day. Select your Valentine greetings while stock lasts. Coutts Cards feature new 1948 designs in sets of 10 cards with envelopes. Valentine cut out books appeal to children. A good supply of Valentine chocolates in Picardy Smiles Run Chuckles Handicraft.
EBconom wba birds, $1.00 Co mh you always something new at the drug store.
Services were held at SCO Christ Church Hamiota with Rev H J H Oldfield rector. Fourth Sunday after Epiphany schedule listed 11 am Sunday School and Kindergarten and 3 pm Evensong and sermon.
Morning service at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 12 10 p.m. Evening service at 1 p.m. Rev W G Onions minister invites all to attend. Everyone welcome.
No Sunday School service at 2 00 p.m. from Matt chapter nine titled Following Jesus Teach us Master how to give All we have and are to Thee Grant us Saviour while we live Wholly only Thine to be You are welcome.
Hamiota rink hosts the second round as Hamiota Juniors face Isabella Hockey in a 1-3 defeat for Isabella. Legion Bonspiel entries sought from veterans and auxiliaries by week’s end. Mrs. McIntosh, 75, dies. funeral at Hamiota United Church with Rapid City burial planned.
Mrs. McKenzie visits extend three weeks with Stinsons in Ontario. Legion Valentine Party set for Friday February 13 with whist and dancing in Orange Hall. Hamiota Agricultural Society to host 500 Drive and Dance February 20. Lent services begin February 1 in United Church parlor. Monster see Carnival and Moccasin Dance February 27 at Hamiota rink with Queen candidates Peggy Moore Mildred Pollock Olive Smith. tickets adults 50c children 25c.
Grand Challenge winners Nora Fraser skip with Isobel Fraser Grace McPhaden and Joyce Cochran. Second place went to Helen Wray skip with teammates Mabel Kirk Shirley Houck and Doreen Sheardown. Crandall rink led by Mrs. T Hall won secondary, with Mrs. M McConnell Mrs. J Hyndman and Mrs. J Clark. Consolation went to Oak River led by Mrs. D R McLennan.
Hamiota defeated Rivers Air School 5 2 at Rivers on Wednesday. On Saturday Rivers lost 6 4 at Hamiota. Hamiota wins the round 11 6. Current standings of the Hamiota hockey team follow.
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