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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1941
Page
8
Girls from AMathar and Nanuohter hosted a Friday banquet for their mothers in blue and white CG LT colors. Dor othy Strickland led a toast to The King, with Gwen Spearman and Mrs Webb also speaking. The program included music by Ber nice Gilmour Jean Keily Joyce Strickland and two CG LT choruses.
Mrs Hatton recovers after operation at Hamiota Hospital. Robi Gammack returns home post appendix surgery at Hamiota Hospital. WMS Birthday Party honored with Mrs. Edgar Linte chairing an Mission Band program and W M S tie. Y P A guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Lints. Ski Club dance in Decker Hall featuring Lavania Orchestra to aid Canadian Legion War Fund. Admission 25 cents. Shoal Lake Cream Truck departs Baxter's Garage Saturdays at 2 30 pm when side roads open. cans accepted.
Mrs. Wm Angus of Scotia Manitoba born March 13 1860 in Gamrie Banffshire Scotland a pioneer of 1883. Mr Edward Little of Shafter California born March 1 1858 in Ondle Lincolnshire England a pioneer of 1882. Mrs Coppin of Hamiota Manitoba born Ballyorgan County Cork Ireland March 16 1844. Mr Wm Angus of Scotia Manitoba born Langside Hythie Aberdeenshire Scotland March 19 1854 a pioneer of 1880.
War Savings Stamps in McConnell total 121.00 with 62.50 from the junior room and 58.50 from the senior room. Stamps available Tuesdays in McConnell with Raymond Asseltyne and Betty Partridge handling sales. A Red Cross concert at Marland school raised 15.30. An Irish capper and concert is scheduled for March 17 in the Hall. Officers for 1941 include President Keith McQuonnell, vice president Philip Pollock, secretary Marion Wait.
Notice announces memorial notices and cards of thanks can be inserted in the Echo for 50 cents per insertion.
Crandall reports the men’s bowling results across Challenge, Citizen’s, Consolation and Hard Luck divisions with multiple Dickey winners. Local visitors include Mrs W Lewis from Brandon and Mrs M Corll returning home. Stanley Mardock, RC AF, has landed safely in England. Upcoming events: a Red Cross bridge drive and dance at Crandall Orange Hall on March 14. YPA moving pictures at United Church on March 17 with admission a5 for adults and 10c for children.
A son named Andrew Brace was born on Friday March 7 1941 at Hamiotsa General Hospital to Mr and Mrs W W Cochrane of Hamiota Manitoba The birth notice lists the parents and location with a concise family record tone.
In memoriam for Doris Jean Richardson who died March 16 1940. One year has passed since that sad day and she is remembered by her father sister and brothers. The verse notes sorrow and enduring love as her family inserts the notice.
The paper explains delays caused by late Tuesday submissions and asks correspondents to send their copy on Monday if possible to ensure timely publication.
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