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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1951
Page
4
McAuley visits Hamiota for an Intermediate B playoff game and dominates the rink. McAuley shoots to a 6–1 victory behind Clayton with three goals, Thompson two, Josephs one, while Hamiota’s W Kerr nets the lone marker.
At a January 30 special meeting of Canadian Legion Hamiota Branch No. 174, six branches including Kenton Hamiota Shoal Lake Miniota and Strathclair endorsed a resolution for national mobilization of industrial reserves to defense production compulsory training in reserve forces and civilian training. The motion, moved by A. Kelly and seconded by G. Levenick, passed unanimously and was sent to Ottawa. guest speaker G A Lauman spoke on world conditions and democracy ready to stand against threats.
The report notes a sluggish turnout despite invitation to a rubber event. A Folks gathering ended shortly after a lunch, with no strong turnout or extended program.
The Hamiota council met January 20 with fourteen members. A carnival committee was named led by Max McConnell W T Hart and Thos Strachan to organize the event and nominate Sheila Jasper as carnival queen. Queen tickets priced 10c each or 3 for 25c with admission 50c adults 26c students. March 9 1951 proposed. Notices: stores to close 10 pm on Saturdays. library reminders about Open Road for Boys and returning books.
Partial readable note lists Kesden Hours with daily times and exceptions. Indicates store hours and a Thursday Saturday opening pattern, noting 9 to 12.3 as a period.
Hospital issues new policy restricting access to maternity wards to the patient and her husband or mother. Visitors other than immediate family may be barred to protect patient privacy and safety during the perinatal period.
Western Canadian farmers urged to use clean treated seed and rigorous seed stock care. Alberta Department of Agriculture notes seed quality reduces per acre losses and lowers production costs. farmers should purge and treat seed before planting and seek advice from local elevators to secure good varieties.
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