07 Mar 1956
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1956
Page
1
Local notices include piano tuning ad with phone 316 5 and a general notice for dog license deadline March 15. Also Hamiota Echo moves next door to Hamiota Garage and Machine Shop with contact 18 for news or ads.
In loving memory of Doug Maitland who passed away March 8 1951 from Andy Cogg and Judy of Flin Flon and from Dad Mother and family. No morning dawns no night returns but we remember. Ever remembered.
Birth announcements list new arrivals from February 8 to February 29 in multiple Manitoba communities. Families named include Murray, Smith, Stewart, Caldwell, Oliver, Hutchison, Campbell, McGregor, Daniel, Murray with children ranging from girls to boys, several with middle names. Notable places include Rivers, Crandall, Isabella, Kenton, Miniota, Hamiota, Oak Lake, and Garry Campbell.
The Hamiota Hospital Aid met on Friday March 2 with 13 of 16 districts represented. A National Council letter proposing $1 memberships was read. Dr. Ed Hudson received a $400 award as outstanding Manitoba general practitioner. The group reviewed supplies, repairs, and stock valued at $7000, plus health statistics for 1955.
The Canadian Red Cross Society will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 1959. The milestone honors decades of humanitarian work and service in Canada, highlighting organized relief efforts and community programs nationwide.
The lower rooms report no news is good news but new records arrived for the coming school party. A committee including Gwen Edwards Marilyn Mathison Jessie Williams and Murray Zuk polled favorites in Winnipeg. Visitor's Day is Wednesday and the plays progress toward a March 23rd Auditorium presentation.
Lavinia group of the W.A. and W.MS. meets at Mrs. R V McConnell on March 14 at 2 p.m. An Irish Supper and program is planned for March 17. North Group of the W I held a social at Mr. and Mrs. Taylor’s. $7.25 was realized in prizes: Ladies High Mrs McWhirter Low Phyllis Cochran, Mens High Norman McWirter Low Mervin Cochran.
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