Canadian Legion Names Johnston President and Sheridan Secretary
N. A. Johnston is elected president of the Canadian Legion while H. H. Sheridan is named secretary. The leadership change outlines the new executive team and duties.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1954
Page
4
N. A. Johnston is elected president of the Canadian Legion while H. H. Sheridan is named secretary. The leadership change outlines the new executive team and duties.
The Decker column reports Miss Pearl McConnells illness and a faster recovery for Mrs Quinton along with several minor injuries from recent accidents. It notes achievements of Shirley Runchey, a newborn daughter for the Webb family, and visits by Dohertys and Gammacks. Community gatherings include a Valentine tea, a Whist Drive, and sewing class talks. The skating and hockey results feature Decker Kenton teams, with wins in juvenile and midget play downs and a tied fourth period in the Tom Thumbs game.
The article discusses seed quality concerns in Western Canada with notices that many farmers use inferior seed mixes. It notes that registered and certified seed often performs better than commercial grain and promotes using high grade seed to avoid losses. It mentions the Canadian Wheat Board program allowing farmers to purchase up to 100 bushels of registered or certified seed via provincial associations, with provisions for excess commercial grain delivery to support credit and pricing.
The Lavinia United Church held its annual meeting on Friday February 12 with devotional led by Rev Maxwell. Officers elected include Secretary R V McConnell Pianist W A McConnell and others. Followed by lunch served by members.
The readable portion is too fragmentary to identify a person, place, or event. no verifiable entities or actions can be summarized into a concise news item.
A successful carnival on Saturday February 6 drew strong attendance and many children in costume. The Homivta Band provided abundant music making the event enjoyable for skaters and attendees.
Congratulators extend best wishes to Mr. and Mrs Andrew Chalmers of 646 Queen St Regina who marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary on January 10. Born in Aberdeenshire and Scotland respectively they emigrated to Canada and Ontario before settling in Scotia Creelman and Regina. They have eleven children eight living, several grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Both are in good health and will celebrate their 89th and 78th birthdays in March.
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