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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
1
June sale items include shaving brushes razors billfolds key cases and lavender pies at all prices. First Aid Week runs June 3 to 10 with Bandaids bandages tape gauze disinfectants thermometers antiseptic ointment for burns and clinical supplies available for home use.
Christ Church notices list services for June 9 1946 with Rev B O Whitfield and Rev W G Onions. Morning Worship at 11 led by the W M S. Church School at 12 15. Evening Service at 7 30 absent. Everyone welcome.
Several local events and notices listed including church services at the Orange Hall led by Pastor G N Fulford with a youth conference report from Winnipeg. June items feature a WMS meeting June 11 and a Canadian Legion meeting June 10. Also auction sale June 2, a baseball game versus Virden, farm sales, plant sales, stray livestock notice, and an engagement with a June 18 wedding announced for Molly Morrice and Constable Donald Black.
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