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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1949
Page
2
The Kamiota Echo requests farmers who see wolves in the district in the latter part of the week to notify Constable Nichol or A. Kelly. District sportsmen aim to exterminate wolves as many as possible as many deer are being slaughtered by these pests.
The Women's Institute March meeting featured the Girls' Clubs. The Stylish Stitchers showcased sample books and work with Donna Delbridge and Doreen Edwards singing a duet. Other clubs presented rayon care guides, button histories, bread displays, and reports on past year activities. The program noted leadership by Mrs. J Russell Mrs. G Jeffrey and others with plans for club week and a charity donation to Red Cross. A birthday tea at Orange Hall celebrated each month with themed tables and refreshments.
Mrs. Edgar Alexander of Decker arrives in Victoria and stays with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Decker at 3590 Maplewood Road. Mr. Milton Kirk of Hamiota is a guest at the Douglas Hotel. Spring appears in Victoria with primroses snow drops and crocuses in gardens.
The notice lists four Lenton prayer meetings at United Church Pentecostal and Christ Church venues starting March 23 with Rev Barber, Rev Oldfield and Rev Hoover. Topics include Prayer and Social Responsibility, Bearer and the Body Politic, Prayer and World Evangelization, and Prayer and Christian Unity, all at 7:30 PM.
The Sunday gathering of Y P U drew about thirty attendees. Group III led the session with Rev Barber delivering the devotional and Marion Dixon reading Scripture. Members discussed a Talent Night and enjoyed a Geographical Place Names contest. Helen Wray thanks the group for a Queen Candidate gift. Group IV will handle lunch at the April 3 meeting.
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