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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1954
Page
4
The Students Corner notes a Friday tea for parents and friends, 106signed in, raising $23 to donate to The March of Dimes. Thanks go to donors and Mrs Park for tea prep, and to the WI for cupboards now in rooms 3 4 5 6. Walter Lipscombe and Murray Zuk have mumps. Walter Sheila Harrison returns to Ninette after a week at home.
Crandall YPA will stage Look Out Lizzie at Oakner School on Monday March 22 sponsored by Oakner Curling Club. East er meeting at 2 00 pm April 1 at the Church with Mrs Se arth of Isabella as guest speaker. The Mission Band thanks helpers for selling home made candy which raised 11 40. Mrs Pain hospitalized at Brandon Hospital wishes for speedy recovery. Oakner bonspiel results listed across divisions with multiple winners and the ladies raised 141 00 serving meals and lunches.
A proclamation from the Rural Municipality of Hamiota calls a meeting of the Ejectors on March 23 1954 in the council chamber to receive orders for the 1955 end and outlines a potential poll to be held on April 2 1954 with polling places at Oakner School Ward Nos 1 2 3 4 5 and McConnell Community Hall. Returning Officer WM Andrew dated March 13 1954.
The North Group of the WI will host a card party and dance at the school Friday March 19 with cards at 8:30. Admission 50c and 25c. Community news notes visits, meetings, and local activities include educational day, Easter program planning, and World Day of Prayer services.
The Oak River Seed Club held its annual bonspiel on March 13 with prizes in two divisions. Challenge winners: J Edwards, K Ratz, and R Hopley. Farmers division winners: E Shamray, T Coulson, and L Ramsay, all from Oak River. Also notes a March 11 carnival and skating program at Oak River Memorial Rink with awards, instruction by Cheryl McLennan, and multiple local participants. A Ladies Aid Irish Supper occurred March 17 at the United Church basement. Mr and Mrs Haggerty of Winnipeg visited son-in-law Scott Thompson and family.
A group from Hamiota to Winnipeg toured the University of Manitoba facilities and CBW, Learned about Rust research and plant science, and viewed TCA operations. The trip includes June Field Day at the University and a total cost around fourteen dollars with meals extra.
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