05 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 1941
Page
1
Weekend visits by Miss Jean McCrindle to Foxwarren and the Turnbulls’ Vancouver Victoria trip via CN rail are noted. A misprint corrected in Manitoba dairy data states 23 instead of 72 cheese factories. A Father and Sons banquet in Hamiota United Church features Hon Ivan Schultz as speaker and a varied program.
Deacon in charge Reverend Harold L Newton conducts the evening service and sermon on the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany, February 9 1941 at 7 o'clock.
Hamiota United Church led by Rev R W K Elliott schedules a Father and Son service on February 9 1941 with morning worship Sunday School and a special event for fathers and sons across town and nearby districts. A separate notice invites all to the Court Hamiota No 367 At Home and Anniversary February 14 with Euchre drive prizes from War Savings Stamps dancing and Red Cross support. A local reader from Victoria B C praises the paper for keeping community news and discusses farming wheat crop expectations.
Scotch fingering available in many shades per pound at 1.65 dollars. Saxony wool odd skeins clearout at 20 cents per hank. Andalusian wool in every shade clearout at 23 cents per ounce.
Per pound 25 cents for Extra Fancy MacIntosh Reds and Spitz. Per box 2 dollars 25 cents. Includes price per weight and per box for the two apple varieties.
The annual bonspiel drew nineteen rinks with high excitement. Keith Runchey’s rink won the Primary, J Wood’s took second, Dennis Burgess third, Winston Jackes fourth. Ivan Gray won Secondary, R Bundy runner up. Merle Milburn triumphed in Consolation over Bill Webb in a tight final. Bill Webb played four games Saturday, pace and energy faded.
Mildred Field daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Fred Thornton married Samuel Hazlewood second son of the late Mr and Mrs Wesley Hazlewood in Flist United Church Brandon Manitoba on January 25 1941. Uncle J H Thornton gave the bride and Rev F E H James officiated. The couple will reside in the Chumah district.
Public notice states Memorial Notices and Cards of Thanks are inserted in the Echo at 50 cents for a single insertion.
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