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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1944
Page
8
Dance Postponed to February Fourth With McCallum Orchestra
The January 21 event will now take place on February 4 as McCallum's orchestra provides music. Tickets, oddly priced as a hamper of groceries, are on sale. Miss Doreen Sheardown spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. D. McLennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCallum
Doreen Sheardown
Mrs. D. McLennan
January Meeting of W M S at Mrs Ed Hazelwoods Home
The January 13, 1944 W M S meeting at Mrs Ed Hazelwoods home had thirteen members and three visitors. Reports showed a successful year, with allocations met. Mrs W R Kirks group led by Mrs Jno Smith. Rev Bill was guest speaker. Sgt and Mrs Grafton stayed with Mr and Mrs S S Lewis. Garnet Johnston recovered from illness. Mission Band met in monthly session with Bernice Kirk re elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Ed. Hazelwood
W. R. Kirk
Jno. Smith
Bill
Sgt
S. S. Lewis
Garnet Johnston
Mission Band
Bernice Kirk
Manitoba to Use Windshield Stickers for 1944 Licenses
Manitoba will license motor vehicles without new steel plates in 1944, using windshield stickers and existing plates. About 95 000 vehicles will keep current plates with a blue 1944 sticker. trailers get yellow plates with blue transfers. motorcyclists receive blue plates. high speed tractors and dealers get salvaged plates with blue 1944 stickers. Police favor two plate system for enforcement and safety. Citizens urged to apply for 1944 licenses and clean current plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Canada
Instructions for Reading 1942 Plates and 1944 Windshield Stickers
By removing the 1848 small red tabs if they interfere with reading the number on your 1942 plates and by carefully following the instructions reaffixing the 1944 windshield stickers.
Local WMS and WA appoint officials at annual meetings
The WMS and WA held their annual meetings naming officers. WMS officers include President Mrs J Killoh and Secretary Mrs J C Richardson. WA offices list President Mrs G Wright and other posts. Updates note Mrs H Assettline's visit, Alf to Winnipeg for RCNR duty, two plays upcoming, and local reactions to Fantasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
W.A
J. Killoh
J. A. McConnell
J.C. Richardson
G. Killoh
G. Wright
D. Emerson
H. Asseltine
Mission Band
G. Swanson
C.G.I.T
J. Allen
W. A
N. Pollock
W. McDougall
S. Swanson
G. Caves
J. C. Richardson
Caves
W. Fowlie
Newton
Brandon
World of Wheat Sees Drier Start and Drought Risk
The article notes forecast uncertainty for the coming wheat crop due to low fall rainfall and reduced soil moisture. It suggests summer fallow on stubble fields to accumulate moisture and control weeds, while urging farmers to assess local rainfall before acting.
War Savings Urgency Encourages Regular Stamp Purchases
Citizens are urged to support the war effort by buying War Savings stamps regularly. The campaign emphasizes consistent purchases to sustain funding and morale during ongoing hostilities.
Winnipeg trip and local society notes from district paper
Mrs W Little visits Winnipeg and Mr E Sunley serves Decker School Board at trustees meeting in Winnipeg this week. Russell visitor Mrs E W Alexander last week. W I meeting featured Mrs Edgar Lints on World Challenge Problems. Red Cross dance raised 84 dollars and thanks sent to Sid Hanna and family. Welcome to Harvey Lints born in Hamiota Hospital. Educational films shown by Wheat Pool Elevator Co. discussion on Blue Card Hospitalization Plan led by F Powlo way. W I to sponsor plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Paterson
Brian
Alf
Winnipeg
R.C.N.R
F. Wilson
J. Allen
C.G.N.T
W. Little
E. Sunley
Decker School Board
E. W. Alexander
Russell
W. I
Edgar Lints
W.I
Red Cross
Turkey
Wilford McIntosh
Hamiota
Sid Hanna
Hamiota Hospital
Shevas Harvey Lints
R.C.A.F
Bill Decker
Edmonton
Wheat Pool Elevator Co
F. Powloway
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Knight, C
Lane, E
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Nimmo, G
Nimmo, J A
Nimmo
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Pollock, Albert
Rothnie, E G
Rothnie
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W E
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Skillicorn
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G. L. Cousley
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