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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
6
An essay argues schools influence lifelong outcomes beyond basic literacy and numeracy. It notes underfunding of teachers, calls for recognizing individual temperament, and previews further education coverage. The piece hints at a Toronto mental health column and invites questions. It also advertises a March 17 event with tickets at Smith's drug store and the Winter Fair Office.
The Manitoba Winter Fair at Brandon features the most attractive evening programme with Hontera Jumpers Light and Heavy Harness classes. Cerebas the high jumping horse will perform Monday Wednesday and Friday aiming to clear seven feet. Elliott Family Orchestra provides music and Peter Pan Dancing Club offers six acts including solo duet and trio tap dances.
On February 28 the McConnell choir hosted a social at the Richardson home with Carruthers as chair and secretary pro tem. Jack Smith was elected president and Marion McConnell secretary. The group reviewed choir plans while a contest and lunch closed the evening. Hockey results from February 12 saw McConnell beat Bealab 3 1 and lose 4 5 to Isabella. A March 11 UFM social in the hall features a debate on pioneer woman versus modern woman with Emmerson Cummings Creighton for the affirmative and Carruthers Connell King for the negative. The program committee includes Satterthwaite Watt Cummings Pollock. Lavinia YPS met February 23 with a debate on daily papers. The affirmative was favored by McConnell team members. Judges Carruthers Pollock Tremaine from Lavinia. Additional program items included a KHO radio broadcast and a hockey game between McConnell and Lavinia girls chaired by Wes Pollock.
Hamilta Y P S met on Tuesday March 1 with a small attendance due to stormy weather. B Belcher led the devotional. Agnes Fraser Joe Rees and Dr McCullagh presided over the missionary discussion. The social period followed with lively games and a witty society paper read by John Pr imehaw. The next paper was edited by Dorothy Lemon Marie Venables Thos Lemon and Ross McNaught.
Hamiota Lodge No. 38 1.0. C. FB meets in the Orange Hall Hamiota every Monday evening at eight o clock. Visiting Brethren welcome. H. Squibb and T. Anderson, Secretaries.
The Orrwold group hosts a Pre Social at the Doherty home on March 18. An Orange Lodge At Home features Court Whist with prize winners for ladies and gents. Curling events include men and ladies bonspiels with multiple prize listings and a February school average of 95 percent.
A fifth meeting of the Clothing the Family leaders was held in the Orange Hall on February 10 with all members present. Mrs Ames led a lesson on daily care of clothing from patching to dry cleaning and moth protection. The course ends March 9 at Hamiota United Church.
Baey Bers group held a February 7 meeting in the Orange Hall with strong interest as members work on their note books for Achievement Day. Ellenville Eset group met at Mrs Jas Killed’s home on February 16. Paris Designers met February 26 in the Council Chamber with all members present and engaged.
Achievement Day will be held on Wednesday March 9 in Hamiota United Church auditorium at 2 pm. After the programme the groups will demonstrate in the Church parlor the work they have done since starting the Clothing the Family Course. A land meal will be served and a hearty invitation is extended to all, with a special invitation to the gentlemen.
New edition of 5000 Facts About Canada compiled by Frank Yeigh offers census data for cities over 10 000 population and fifty chapters on national life. The 1932 compendium touts progress since 1900 and provides copies at 35 cents each or three for a dollar from Canadian Facts Pub Co Toronto and news dealers.
Lavinia Church announces a St Patrick's Supper on Thursday March 17 with serving from 5 30 to 7 30 pm. Admission 35 cents and 15 cents for children. A good program is planned.
Rev R E McCullagh leads Hamiota United Church with morning worship at 11 o clock Sunday March 13 1932 followed by Sunday School and Bible Classes at 12 10 and evening worship at 7 o clock.
Nurse V Fletcher claims stomach gas once kept her awake. One spoonful of Adlerika released the gas and she now sleeps well and feels fine. Source: B. R. McNaught, Druggist, Hamiota.
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