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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1951
Page
1
A local shop offers fresh Valentine chocolates in 1 and 2 pound boxes from Smiles N Chuckles Betty Anne Handicraft and Picardy. Special Heartshape Boxes of Delicious Smiles N Chuckles chocolates priced at $1.45 and $2.25.
February Readers Digest cites proof of antihistamines in treating common colds. We stock all recognized antihistamines at low prices along with a wide range of valentines gifts and accessories including ornaments cosmetics sets pens watches cameras jewelry and more.
Winnifred Keough thanks Officers and Members of the Hamiota and District Chamber of Commerce and Friends for a surprise party gifts and flowers. She notes her honor as post mistress and thanks the committee lunch providers and Mrs Strachan. Hamiota Race meet set for Tuesday June 26.
Rev. W. H. Logan rector announces next Sunday before Lent Evensong at 7 30 p m at Christ Church Hamiota. St George's Kenton has no service.
Local church services and Sunday School schedules feature Rev A H E Barber and Pastor R A Neuendorfft with evening worship and afternoon service. Community notes mention a Belleville visit by Miss Joyce Strickland, a Young Adult gathering, hockey results, curling bonspiels, a funeral in Oxbow and engagements in Belle River. Also reported are promotions and transfers within energy firms and congratulations to a curling team who won the Imperial Oil event.
Mrs. Winnifred Keough retires after 33 years as Hamiota postmistress. Dr. E D Hudson presents a mail bag token and purse of money, with flowers from Miss E O Neil and thanks from Mayor Venables and the community. The event at Orange Hall includes Whist and 500, a community lunch, and tributes from family and local officials.
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