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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1947
Page
6
The Hamiota Echo lists C. W. Venables and W. H. Josey as publishers on January 22 1947. The notice presents historical details in a concise print format.
Crandall’s R. L. Dickey recalls the Hamiota bonspiel circa thirty years ago. J. Rudd and T. Hamilton led the host rink lineup with A. Eby, T. Kerr, and Inspector Morrison as rivals. Highlights include Eby’s rinks being shut out in three games, a late night three end game with F. Bennett, and visiting Bill Thompson from Oak River who lost his voice directing waitresses. The author notes a strong undefeated country rink run during Winnipeg spiel week and reflects on lingering questions about past participants.
Robi Angus is improving after illness. Mrs. McKinnon and Miss Allen of Harmsworth, Manitoba, stayed a month with Mrs. Geo. Colbeck. McKinnon returned home last week. Joyce Strachan, R N, visited before leaving for Princeon BC to join General Hospital staff. Miss Robertson of Brandon visited. Norman Anderson died suddenly at Alliance Alberta on Tuesday January 14.
Miss M Pollock R N who had been visiting at her home returned to Winnipeg on Tuesday. Mr B Ross of Hayfield Man is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Richardson. Ross Pollock returned from Red Lake Ont Friday. The school hockey team defeated Hamiota Friday night by seven to one.
The Wartime Prices and Trade Regulations set basic maximum prices for goods and services. Substantial suspensions were announced recently, and a summary of those still under legal maximum is published for the public. Reference is made to Wartime Prices and Trade Board Order No. 684 for exact details.
Wartime Prices and Trade Board Order No 684 lists maximum prices for foods including flours meals cereals rice sugar and molasses as well as dairy fats and cheeses. It also covers house goods from stoves washing machines and plumbing to textiles clothing and footwear with broad coverage of agricultural machinery supplies and transportation services.
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