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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 09, 1949

Page

4

Quiet Wedding Ties Wheatland and Hamiota

Alma Gudbranson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gudbranson Wheatland Manitoba wed Fred Cave of Hamiota in a United Church Manse ceremony conducted by Rev A H Barber The bride wore a sister May as attendant and Gilbert Gudbranson her brother as groomsman A reception followed at the groom s mother s home They will visit Geraldton Ontario before settling in Hamiota.

United Church Alma C.N.R Geraldton Ont Matt, Campbell Hamiota

February Y P U Meeting At Betty Amy Home

The February meeting of the Y P U was held at Miss Betty Amy's home on Monday February 7. Jim Lewis group led the worship service and a March concert was planned. A box social is set for Friday February 11 at Mr and Mrs A T Andrews. ladies not bringing a box face a penalty.

Y.P.U Betty Amy Jim Lewis A. T. Andrew

Lavinia W I Met Sees Valentines For Overseas Aid

The W I group gathered at Mrs Revels home February 3 with twenty two members present. They packed an overseas parcel and planned donations at the next meeting. Committee for overseas parcel included Mrs Taylor and Mrs Reg Williams.

Revel Taylor Reg. Williams Dixon Red Cross Lloyd McConnell Milne Bridge Wallace Preston McWhirter Decker Stewart Hamiota Hamiota Hospital Aid Mesdames Skinner, Shayman and Cochrane

Houck Couple Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Roy Houck marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an afternoon dainty buffet hosted by relatives Nora Fraser Shirley Houck and Georgina Spearman. In the evening friends gathered to offer congratulations and view a three tiered wedding cake. Gifts by mail radio and telephone came in as well.

Roy Houck Nora Fraser Shirley Houck Georgina Spearman Mrs. Houck

Ladies' Auxiliary Holds Jan 26 Meeting in Orange Hall

The Ladies' Auxiliary met with Mrs. J. Russell presiding. Officers for the coming year were installed by Mr. J D Levenick and his Men's Legion delegation. New secretary and Petty Fund secretary were named, plans made for a Valentine Tea, and a social hour followed.

Orange Hall H. Zuk

Decker Carnival Selects Queen and Host Wins Bonspiel

A Decker carnival on February 5 chose Darlene Decker as queen with Georgina Pearson and Fern Lints named as princesses. Decker rinks headed to Winnipeg Sunday to join in the bonspiel while Mrs. Henry Lints visited Winnipeg. The W I meeting set for February 9 in Decker hall featured a card game for attendees.

W.1 Decker Hall Henry Lints Winnipeg Decker Fern Lints C.F Georgina Pearson W.I Darlene Decker Red Cross Darlene

Carnival Crowning and Prize Draw at Local Event

Mr Quinton and Miss Niven crowned the Queen at 8.15 p.m. A large crowd attended despite the cold as judging followed. The night raised 125 dollars and featured hot dog and coffee served by the Junior Red Cross. Card of thanks from Ted Little and Shirley Runchey to organizers and helpers.

Quinton Miss Niven J. L. Quinton Miss Emerson Nellie Yates Red Cross Mr. Quinton Willis Doherty Ted Little Shirley Runchey

Parish Meeting Elects New Elders and Managers in February

The annual Church meeting on February 1 at the Swansons’ home approved favorable reports from all church groups. J Killoh W Fowlie and D Emerson elected Elders. J C Richardson and J Scott re elected Board of Managers. J C Richardson and C C Brown appointed ushers. Louise Swanson organist with Mrs D Emerson assistant. W I hosted lunch. John Killoh travels to Victoria B C. Mrs W Morgan returns from Brandon Hospital. W I March program announced with roll call proverb topic by Mrs J Stewart social convenors and hostesses Mrs J Wright Mrs G Wright Mrs Gordon Killoh and Mrs H Asselstine.

S. Swanson W.I John Killoh Victoria B.C W. Morgan Btandon Hospital J. Stewart G. Wright Gordon Killoh H. Asselstine

Oakner School hosts social and Irish supper in winter

Oakner School hosts a social on Friday February 1 to raise funds for a new hospital. Four curlers travel to the Winni peg bonspiel W Ross M Milne James and Hector McLellan. Mrs Ernie Brown improves after surgery in Hamiota Hospital. Donald Brown attends a Farm Machinery Short Course in Brandon for two weeks. Mrs R McFeely visits Saskatoon with Ivan Kirk. An Irish supper and program will be held at Oakner School on Thursday March 17 hosted by the W A.

Oakner School Winnipeg W. Ross M. Milne James Hector McLellan Ernie Brown Hamiota Hospital Donald Brown Brandon R. McFeely Saskatoon Ivan Kirk W.A

Women’s Institute Meets in Rest Room February First

The Women’s Institute met in the Rest Room on Tuesday February 1 with Mrs A Park presiding. After the Creed a moment of silence honored bereaved families. Reports from committees were good and the History of Hamiota book is selling well. A Scotch program entertained, and plans were made to cater to the Men’s Bonspiel.

Women’s Institute A. Park Sutherlands John McMillan Barry Strickland A. Cummings

Waldron Visit and Local Society News Brief

Pope Harry Patton returned to Waldron with Mrs Colbeck spending a week or two there. Billy Collie returns from M A C Winnipeg due to his father's illness. The W A met at Mrs Beasley home with thirteen attendees. Mrs W Bb Strachan led the meeting with Mrs Gray discussing Dr Darby Bella Bella Mission Hospital. A $10 donation was sent to the Short family fund in Brandon. Social hour and lunch followed as the 500 Club met at Mr and Mrs Harvey Gray with six tables, high scores won by Mrs Beasley and Roy Kerr. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and seven ladies who served lunches.

Harry Patton Waldron Brandon Harvey Gray Beasley Roy Kerr W. R. Collie

Peace and Plenty address at Jehovah's Witnesses meeting

Attendees at the Sunday meeting in the Rest Room heard a talk on Peace and Plenty. The speaker argued famine today is spiritual as well as physical, citing the Bible as God's truth and inviting study with reverence. Also notes Manitoba Extension Service standings for Junior Beef and Seed Clubs with several clubs applauded.

Jehovah’s Witnesses Extension Service Manitoba Department of Agriculture Hamiota Oakner John L. Rankin Gordon Vickery Oak River Stan Henry Wm. Delbridge Boissevain Beef Club Clear Lake Seed Club

Victoria Notes on Recoveries and Arrivals

Mrs. Ralph Frazer continues to recover from a broken hip after a fall on icy pavement and hopes to return home soon from Jubilee Hospital. Fred Clack of Cardale, formerly of Decker, has arrived in Victoria as spring weather battles remaining snow and ice. The community notes blame winter on prairie arrivals and list several local families no longer present.

Ralph Frazer Jubilee Hospital Victoria Fred Clack Cardale Decker A. L. Decker DL. Bedford

Community notices and social events echo spring in Jubilee era

Local items list residents and friends visiting, illnesses, hospital care, and gatherings. Notable names include H Calder R L Dickie J T Finkbeiner spouses Gray Park Telford Bob Whyte Decker family guests from Edmonton Victoria Carberry Balcarres Hamiota and Sherrick. Prize winners announced and a Centennial Church circle meeting noted. Jan Peerce concert highlighted with Warner Bass.

H. Calder R. L. Dickie J. T. Finkbeiner T. Gray W. Park N. Telford Bob Whyte Robins Mr. Heise Jubilee Hospital H. J. Decker Mabel Kendall Edmonton Graham Street H. Cruickshanks Victoria Toronto Jan Peerce Royal Theatre Peerce Warner Bass

Seedtime Harvest: Junior Farm Clubs Shape Canadian Youth

The Junior Farm Club program in Canada influences rural youth development through structured club work, local leadership, and district events. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta show varying enrollment ratios while the USA leads in participation. Extension Services seek broad support as Line Elevator Companies pledge ongoing backing.

Cimada Gare Fife Ciub Organ Roland Manitoba Agricultural Extension Service Praine Canada Sakatchewan Alberta USA

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George’s Super Market Atelli Spaghetti Catelli Libby Pineapple Juice Ginger Man Eaton’s London Paris Belfast Manchester Leicester New York Coltest EATON T. Eaton Peg Eatons Gudbranson Chumah Lavinia Mrs. Hazelwood Mrs Bert Gurr Walter Riddell Lawrence Tremaine The Kamiota United States C. W. Venables W. H. Josey Mrs. R. E. Houck Ladies’ Auxiliary News McConnell Hamiota W.11 Jehovah's Witnesses Victoria, B.C Ana D. M. McLean Line Elevators Farm Service
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