Kamiota Echo Subscriptions and Dates
The Kamiota Echo lists a yearly advance subscription at 2.00 with 2.50 for U S addresses. Names C W Venables and W H Jos eyta are noted with a June 30th 1948 date.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1948
Page
4
The Kamiota Echo lists a yearly advance subscription at 2.00 with 2.50 for U S addresses. Names C W Venables and W H Jos eyta are noted with a June 30th 1948 date.
Village of Hamiota council met with Mayor Venables presiding. Minutes from May were read and adopted. Insurance for public liability and property was approved. Auditors report to ratepayers and notice sent. By laws 223 224 and 225 read and enacted. Finance report adopted and cheques to be issued.
Violet Moston wed Ivan Gray at Central United Church Calgary in a 2 PM May 29 ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Calgary after a reception for about 100 guests. A second wedding took place June 25 in Winnipeg St Albans Anglican Church for Jean Plackwell to Dr Oliver White with a reception at the University Women’s Club.
The record notes payment of accounts totaling 1072.67 dollars and carries the adjournment of the meeting. McConnell Williams motions to adjourn and the motion is carried. The meeting then adjourned.
Dr. and Mrs. White attended the University of Manitoba and after a visit to Falcon Lake plan to reside in Winnipeg. The couple’s move follows the academic year and signals a return to the city’s professional community.
Winnipeg visitor Keith Kirk of Winnipeg will spend the summer holidays in the district. Don Porter and Irma Hazelwood of Dauphin arrived to visit relatives and friends. Crandall L O L and L O B A Chumah members plan a 3 pm service next Sunday. Hydro demonstration at the Andrews home drew a large crowd and raised about 50 dollars from lunches.
The June gathering of the Baby Band met at the home of Mrs. D. Emerson on Tuesday June 22 with twelve mothers and twenty one children. Mrs English and Mrs Nichol led the children's program. Social convener was Mrs J. Fowler. A lunch followed. The July meeting is set for July 6 on the school grounds. Weekend visitors included the Asseltines, Moore family, and W Moore. Recent visitors were Mrs Buyers and Mrs Rookes and family.
Members of the Leather Course gathered Tuesday in Decker Memorial Hall for a community event led by Mrs. A. H. Gill. Mrs. N. Hodgson directed singing, with solos by Mrs. Reg. Decker and Mrs. Strachan. A sketch titled Buying a Purse was presented by Mesdames A. H. Gill Eastcott and others.
Members of the W I praised Miss Leta Rabe of the Extension Service for instructing a leather work course. Visitors included Mildred Bailey from Vancouver and Grace Hayman from Winnipeg. The Decker Mutual Benefit Society held its annual meeting with officers re elected and Mrs V E G Little elected as delegate.
Line Elevators Farm Service announces the first Mobile Agricultural Exhibit in Western Canada. Unit No. 1 travels June to August visiting fairs and field days in Atanstone Saskatchewan and Alberta, showcasing soil erosion control weed management farmstead planning and more with its own power plant sound system and motion picture equipment.
The Brandon Diocese for the Dominion annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary Church of England will be held in Toronto in October. Mrs. Little was chosen to assist clergy in selecting a permanent youth camp site. Mr and Mrs Henry Lints hosted visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Milligan and Mr and Mrs Jaques of Clifford Ontario. Mr Stewart Gordon of Toronto visited as host to Mr and Mrs Robt Van Norman in Decker. Miss Hetterson of the Red Cross recently visited Decker to support hot lunches for school children.
The library announces adult hours from 7 to 9 p m on Saturdays and children's sessions from 2 to 4 p m plus evening Saturdays. A good selection of books is on hand for reader use and enjoyment.
Hallman, a Canadian orchestra leader and violinist, has completed twenty years entertaining radio listeners with popular music. Today his voice and orchestra are heard frequently in CBC broadcasts from Toronto.
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