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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1952
Page
4
Notice to ratepayers that the General Assessment Roll for the Village of Hamiota has been deposited at the Secretary-Treasurer’s office and will be open for inspection until March 22. Appeals against the assessment must be lodged with the Secretary-Treasurer on or before March 22.
Public notice that Blanshard Council plans to pass a by law April 10 1952 at Oak River Manitoba to purchase and open as public road part of Block 3 and to stop and close McKinney Street described in a plan by Edward G Waller and to convey land to Charles Edwin Bridgeman. Hearings may be held for landowners affected and the by law can be inspected at the secretary treasurer’s office in Oak River prior to passing. Dated March 1 1952 A T Russell.
The fifth Ham iota Young Peoples meeting was at Bruce Asselstine's home in Web Feb 27. A brief worship service led by Asselstine's group preceded a business session with Rev Randell as president. Plans were made for a play this year with early practice. social hour followed with games and lunch. Elaine Beamish gave thanks to Mrs Asselstine as taps concluded.
The report notes Miss Dora Lief of Brindon spent the weekend at her father Mr. M. Lief’s home. Scouts collected 45.50 at a social evening last Friday and thank supporters for making the event a success.
The W A Lavinia will host an Irish supper and program on Tuesday March 18 with admission 60c and 25c. The W I March meeting at Mrs Shayman’s home had thirteen members. reports by the secretary and treasurer, and a talk on Hospital and Red Cross news. Mrs Smith announced two social evenings for Boy Scouts funds. Mrs Killoh demonstrated Leather Craft. Mrs McConnell led the social. Hostesses were Mrs Stewart and Mrs J Hawkins. The Boy Scouts sponsor the McConnell play Maid of Money on Friday April 4 with admission 50c and 25c, followed by a school dance.
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