Hamiota Echo Announces Subscription Rates
The Hamiota Echo announces annual rates set at $2.00 in advance and $2.50 for subscribers in the United States as of July 21, 1948.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1948
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo announces annual rates set at $2.00 in advance and $2.50 for subscribers in the United States as of July 21, 1948.
Retired Anglican clergyman Rev Joseph McKinney, who served 44 years across Manitoba, died Wednesday in St Boniface hospital at age 75. Born in Ireland, he preached in Reston Hamiota Brandon Elgin Souris Neepawa and St Vital and retired in 1947 to serve as home assistant in Winnipeg. Funeral at All Saints church with Canon Askey, burial in Riverside Neepawa followed. He is survived by his widow four daughters two sons ten grandchildren two brothers and one sister.
A farewell for Mr. and Mrs. C. McTavish drew W I and Pool Elevators members as hosts on Thursday. Rev W Welsh led a program of songs readings and stunts as Mrs L W Cochran e offered best wishes for their new Homewood home.
A not very promising morning gave way to a fine day at Hamiota's 56th Annual Fair with good attendance and high quality exhibits. The Boys and Girls Club entries impressed, the parade of 3528 youths presented banners, top prizes went to Matiota district calves, Livya Mazelwood exhibited the grand champion and Kay Pollock the reserve. Average price for six head stock reached 724.0 bc lu as Swifts, Canada Packers, Burns & Brandon Packers are noted in supply. Prize winners to be published next week.
Mrs Robt Collie drove to Winnipeg to spend the weekend with her brother who is a patient at the General Hospital. Miss Graham from Mitchell Ontario is visiting relatives in the district.
Wawanesa Insurance provides services for all kinds of insurance with real estate and farm rents collection and loan options. Contact in Hamiota by phone for details and assistance.
Mr and Mrs C W Lewis motored to Winnipeg on Saturday with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Al Quinsey and Vernon returning to Port Arthur Ontario Their granddaughter Dgilvia Jaleson paused during the return Mr and Mrs Jno Shine and Mr and Mrs J McLaren and families left Winnipeg Saturday for a two week holiday in the district Community sympathy goes to Mrs W J Diebaum on the passing of her mother in Ontario Velma Smith of Winnipeg will spend the holidays with relatives Mrs Cunningham Nell Harpham of Ladalontoh visiting at the Lewis home A postponed social hosted by Mr and Mrs A E Andrew will be held weather permitting Thursday July 22 with supper at 6 o clock
K H Powers vice chairman Canadian Passenger Association on behalf of Canadian National and Canadian Pacific railways announces special Regina Exhibition fares. Single fare and one third round trip available from all stations in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta from July 24 to 60 and on July 31 for trains arriving at Regina by 5 PM. Return limit August 2.
Tenders for driving school vans for Oakner Consolidated School District No 290 will be received by the secretary treasurer C M Anderson. Tenders close at noon July 24 1948. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Oakner July 8 1948.
On July 3 at Knox United Church Winnipeg Rev Irving presided as Gwendolen M Spearman wed James W Parker of Winnipeg formerly of Hamiota. Bride wore taupe gabardine suit and American Beauty rose corsage. Honeymoon at Victoria Beach. couple to reside in Winnipeg.
Oakner beef calf club show on July 12 drew light attendance due to rain. Prizes went to Garth Strachan for champion and best groomed calf, with Arnold Gray, Elaine Morison and Delia Morison placing in multiple categories. Other awards honored home-born calves and showmanship with ties in weight guessing.
The W J Library announces summer hours with adults 7 to 9 p m on Saturdays and children 2 to 4 and evenings on Saturdays. A good selection of books is on hand and visitors are invited to use them.
Crandall Consolidated School District No 460 invites applications for van drivers. Pay is 65 cents per mile one way. Applications due by Saturday August 14 1948. D L Johnson secretary treasurer Crandall Oklahoma.
The text announces a regular meeting of Court Hamiota IT at the Orange Ha on Wednesday of each month at 3 30 am Visiting Brethren welcome WML Delbridge John McGhee Chief Ranger Rec See
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