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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1950
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices at 2.00 per year in advance and 2.50 for delivery to the United States with a date of February 15th, 1950. The item records the pricing for the Hamiota & Cho publication.
A Saturday 5:00 pm CBS program for youths dramatizes popular books weekly. Readings include The Five Jars February 18, The Lost Baron February 25, Silk and Satin Lane March 4, The Blue Hills March 11, and Children of the Dawn March 18 by listed authors.
On March 25 the program For the History of France by Everett airs at 5 15 p m followed by Grey Owl on CBW. The listings emphasize engaging factual content and diverse topics for listeners seeking well produced cultural broadcasts.
Sixteen members attended the W. A. meeting at Mrs Strachan's home on Thursday. Mrs Gray and Mrs Routledge led devotional time and a poem was read. Mrs Strachan and Mrs Rivers sang a duet Some body. The collection supported the March of Dimes. They planned February wedding anniversaries and birthdays and discussed hospital donation needs and plans for the new hospital.
Mrs. Lou Whyte and James Routledge are patients in Hamiota Hospital. The note expresses sympathy and wishes for a speedy recovery for both patients.
The record lists a February 13 Baby Band Valentine Party for 22 children and 16 mothers at Mrs. Ron McConnell’s home with gifts from Garnie Hyndman and Bertie Newton. It notes upcoming meetings, W I W A and W M S gatherings, pot luck plans, sewing course achievements, and visits by members from Brandon and Winnipeg.
Curlers with rocks in storage at the rink must contact F. J. Coombs or H. E. Way before February 20. Please arrange collection or entry of rocks at once.
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