In Memoriam Charie Sydney Smith
In memoriam Charie Sydney Smith who passed away on January 1955. The Milne and McFeeily families remember with a quiet vigil and note of peace.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1956
Page
4
In memoriam Charie Sydney Smith who passed away on January 1955. The Milne and McFeeily families remember with a quiet vigil and note of peace.
In loving memory of Christian Strachan who died January 9 1955, cherished mother, respectfully remembered by her family with enduring affection.
The Hamiota Echo shows a subscription rate of $2.50 per year in advance and a $350 price to the United States. Published by C W Venables & Son, publishers and proprietors, January 11 1956.
Gladwyn Scott reports on hockey in Laney Cup footage from Montreal due January 13. The local junior team has earned 11 of 14 points in Riding Mountain play with five wins, one loss, and one tie, while Hamiota and Oak River compete for top spots amid tight standings and strong Midget and girls teams.
Mrs T asper conveyed regrets to the Hamiota WI that Wally Jasper 1955 UN Seminar delegate unable to report in person. Wally spoke of attending the Winnipeg seminar and the UN’s global work to raise living standards, with Canadian and U S experts invited to lead Eastern nations.
The Chumah Ladies Club met at Mrs. A. E. Andrews home with eleven members present. Worship service was led by Mrs. E Houck Mrs. C Lewis and Mrs A E Andrew. Leaders for 1956 are Mrs A E Andrew Mrs M Kirk and Mrs W J Pollock. The meeting closed with benediction and a delicious lunch.
A poetic piece reframes Christmas in a hospital as bright with cheer not gloom. It notes cheery curtains, a pretty room, carols, and caring staff who offer encouragement, while cards provide comfort and a sense of being not forgotten. The poem ties hospital Christmas to the distant Christmas in a stable with the enduring good news message.
Blond Cornell Lumiere, a foot-loose new Canadian lecturer, urges skin-diving in warm tropical waters. He says sharks manta rays and octopi pose no real danger if handled properly and notes his feats in underwater photography and filmmaking. Lumiere, born in Holland and raised in France, travels Canada lecturing on underwater exploration and has written a book.
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