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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo issued June 26 1946 under publishers C W Venables and W W H Josey. This record captures the newspaper bylines and masthead details of the era with no additional story content provided.
Mr. Charles Penny of the Hamiota Red Cross branch receives appreciation from R H Snyder for a 1060.50 donation. The Manitoba division thanks the branch for its continued support to aid destitute Europeans and Asians and to fund peace time Red Cross activities including a new free blood transfusion service.
Grade XII graduation exercises will be held at Hamiota United Church on Friday June 28. Principal D Bruce Moorhead of the Provincial Normal School will address the students. A dance at McConnell's Hall follows, invitation only.
A son Kenneth Herbert was born Saturday June 15 1946 to Mr and Mrs Herb Smith of Crandall Manitoba. A son was born Monday June 24 1946 to Mr and Mrs Herb Watkins of Bradwardine Manitoba. At Brandon General Hospital a son was born Sunday June 9 1946 to Mr and Mrs C Moffatt nee Phyllis Murray.
Hospital visits allowed daily from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m under Hamiota Hospital Board directive.
Miss A B Smith of Winnipeg spent a few days at home last week. Miss Doris Jarrett, also of Winnipeg, was home briefly. Mrs Beasley of Wanless Sask, visited daughter Mrs J Morrison and son Walter Beasley before going to Brandon for medical care. The W A and Red Cross met at Mrs W B Strachan’s home. Mrs Routledge presided with assistance from Mrs Gray. Nine grandmothers attended. oldest Mrs David Henderson and youngest Mrs Walter Colbeck honored. each received a potted plant. Mrs Nelson Henderson read an address. Mrs Ralph Henderson presented Mrs McWhirter a fountain pen before her move to Lavinia. A Scotia picnic is planned for Tuesday July 9 at 6 30 p m with bazaar at 7 30. lunch 25c adults 10c children. Miss A Moncriess of Oneme visiting cousin Mrs Nelson Henderson. Farmers Day celebrated with about 25 decorating and fencing around Memorial Cairn ground. Nelson Henderson spent weekend fishing in Elphinstone district. A surprise party for Miss Ann Collie at her home Friday. teapot with money given by Eunice Colbeck. Miss Collie to move to Red Lake Ont.
Lavinia announced the Pool and U G G elevators will be closed the first two weeks in July. Mr and Mrs Glen Stewart and Garry with Norman Stewart left Sunday for a few days in Winnipeg. Miss Dorothy Hawkins spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J Hawkins.
Bowling club games begin at 7 p.m with first named rinks on green No. 1 and second named on green No. 2. June 28 features Venables against Duncan and Jamieson against Curll. July 3 lineups Baldwin Venables Curll McNaughton Jamieson. Std Curll Baldwin McNaughton Jamieson. Mrs F L Cook instructs J L Curry Kenton to auction the full contents of her Kenton residence on Saturday June 29 at 1 50 p.m. Terms cash. See bills for list of furniture and effects.
McConnell Corps R Laverne visits Mrs Laverne and daughter at the Hyndmans. Communion and baptismal services are next Sunday June 30 at 11 am. Hail damaged crops south of McConnell. Archie McMurahhy left for Ontario with a carload of horses. Thos Richardson of Winnipeg visits relatives in the district. Neil and Dan McMurahhy’s barn was destroyed by fire last Wednesday night.
J. S. Winter of Canadian Pacific Railway Hamiota Man announces Dominion Day special reduced fares. Fares valid 12 noon Friday June 28 through 2 pm Monday July 1 good for return until midnight Tuesday July 2. Branch lines with limited service adjust return to first available train. Single fare and one quarter for round trip apply across all stations in Canada in all classes.
Cash sale announced at section 13-17-28 three miles east of St Lazare and ten miles northwest of Birtle on Friday June 28 at 2 pm. Items include Case tractors, Minneapolis tractors, Cockshutt, John Deere binder, Frost & Wood binder, drills, cultivators, harrows and other farm equipment plus household effects. Jacob Krahn proprietor. J F M Johnston auctioneer. Isabella Manitoba.
In the late notice the publication urges contributors to submit items by noon on Tuesday to ensure inclusion the same week. They explain a Tuesday afternoon print schedule to release the old issue on time.
A religious verse recalls the lost sheep parable and warns that neglecting mature sheep risks guiding the lambs astray. It emphasizes care for the flock to protect the young and avoid a costly outcome.
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