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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 24, 1977

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Ladies' Cub Meet at Mrs. Nicholls Home

The Ladies' Club met February 10 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Violet Nicholls home. Ten years of perfect attendance earned Mrs. Ferris a planter. A Blood Donor Clinic action is planned for March 2. Members shared baking samples for Laura in Winnipeg hospital. Attendance was 20.

Chumah Violet Nicholls Ferris Mildred Hazlewood Laura McLean Amanda Hazlewood Laura Winnipeg Peggy Smith Holy Land Bernice Lewis Canada

Flu Season Shows Few Manitoba Flu Cases in January Report

Manitoba Health Minister Laurent Desjardins releases January communicable diseases data. One confirmed flu case and one lab-confirmed infection or vaccination. No large flu outbreaks. measles and rubella remain low. seven rabies cases reported in December in multiple rural municipalities and a horse.

Winnipeg Manitoba Health and Social Development Laurent L. Desjardins Ontario British Columbia Canada Desjardins Guillain-Barre Guilain- Barre Parklands Norman Central Region Interlake Albert, Cameron, Grey Hanover Lorne Rosedale Dufferin

Hamiota Women’s Missionary Council Meeting Highlights

The February 3 1977 WMC meeting at Mrs Eva Lee’s home elected Audrey Gurr as president and Anne Davison as vice president with Alice Russell continuing as secretary treasurer. The council supports home and foreign missionaries through finances and prayer and designates one or two families per member for monthly correspondence. WMC Day on February 20 features a women led service and speaker Betty Miller with musical numbers and poetry centered on the theme ALIVE.

Hamiota Hamiota Women’s Missionary Council Eva Lee Beck Audrey Gurr Anne Davison Alice Russell W.M.C Women's Missionary Council Betty Miller Minnedosa ALIVE

Birthday Celebrated for 90th of Charlie Ross in Chumah Hall

A come and go tea on February 5 in Chumah Hall honored Charlie Ross on his 90th birthday. Hostesses Helen Maitland Mae Roberts with assistants served tea with a pink rose and heather bouquet centerpiece. Ruth Maitland Diane Johns kept the guest book signed by 148 friends and relatives.

Chumah Hall Charlie Ross Helen Maitland Mae Roberts Peggy Smith Estelle Hall Dawn McConnell Phyllis Allen Molly Allen Mavis Smythe Ada Baxter Margaret Corley Ruth Maitland Diane Johns

Harassment By Snowmobiles Harms Wildlife In Winter

Winter conditions raise dangers as snowmobilers chase wildlife causing exhaustion and death. Authorities note chases can force animals to suffocate from cold air and stress, with mothers risking aborted or abandoned young. Slowing or stopping helps. pursuing is illegal and punishable by fine or imprisonment. Report such activity to conservation or police officers.

Truck Campers to be Licensed by March

Manitoba motor vehicle branch reminds owners of slide in campers to register starting March 1. Fees are ten dollars for campers ten feet or under and fifteen dollars for longer units. A rear visible license plate is required and proof of revenue tax payment is needed for campers purchased after a stated date.

Winnipeg Manitoba Motor Vehicle Branch

Oak River U C W General Meeting Report

Oak River February 1, 1977 general meeting attended by fifteen members. President Mrs McNeill opened with At Day's End and Mrs White gave a devotional on love. Committees were formed for two upcoming weddings and for serving lunch at a presbyterial meeting. Next meeting set for April 5 at 8:00 p.m. The notice mentions a registration fee for campers to address licensing inequities.

Oak River Oak River U.C.W

Valentine Party Brings Music and Cards to Happy Gang

The Happy Gang in Hamiota held a Valentine Party on February 16 with 12 tables of cards. Don Pollock and three pupils played violins for guests including Carl Caldwell Beverly Robertson and Wesley Robertson. Lunch followed with a violin duet by Don and his wife Jean. Prizes were awarded to Mrs G Vickery Mrs D Pollock Mr D Pollock Mr A Black and Mr Harold Hunter.

Hamiota Happy Gang Don Pollock Carl Caldwell Beverly Robertson Wesley Robertson E. Sunley Don Jean Valentine G. Vickery D. Pollock A. Black Harold Hunter

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