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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1952
Page
4
Notice to ratepayers that the Village of Hamiota General Assessment Roll is in the Secretary-Treasurer's office and will be open for inspection until March 22. Any person wishing to appeal the assessment must lodge complaints with the Secretary-Treasurer on or before March 22.
On Tuesday April 1 1952 a court of revision will meet in the council chamber Hamiton or Ham Iota to examine Bard assessment and hear complaints. By order William T Andrew secretary treasurer dated Hamiota Manitoba March 1 1982.
Rural Municipality of Blanshard announces a by law hearing on April 10 1952 at the Oak River office. The measure covers buying and opening public road segments from Block 3 and stopping a section of McKinnett Street for conveyance to garageman Charles Edwin Bridgeman. Public inspection of the by law is available at the secretary treasurer’s office prior to passage.
The Kamiota Echo lists C W Venables and Son as publishers. The note reflects a small local newspaper operation with family ownership and regional publishing duties.
Pope Mr and Mrs Chas Impson of Winnipeg visit the Strachan home. Welcome baby girl Lynne Marie to Mr and Mrs J Angus born March 4. A rink from Hamiota school included Ron Park Margaret Morison Marlene Morison and Leonard Allen in the bonspiel. Mrs Roy Kerr returns home after a week in Hamiota Hospital.
Mrs E H Fleming of Shortdale Manita spent a few days with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs van Fleming Elaine Knight of Winnipeg visited district relatives over the weekend Mrs C M Anderson spent the weekend with her daughter and son in Brandon The play Maid of Money sponsored by Oakner W A will be presented by the McConnel theater group
Friday March 28 Oakner school presents a play with a post show dance under Oakner Hospital Aid. Admission to the play is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children while the dance costs 25 cents.
Instructional offer from M. C. C. Schools in Winnipeg Manitoba inviting correspondence for home study in typing shorthand accounting and other business subjects with postal reply.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion met February 27 in Orange Hall with Mrs. Thompson presiding. Twenty members attended. silence honored King George VI. The Burns concert on January 25 raised 167 from ticket sales. 5 donated to the March of Dimes. A parcel was packed for overseas. lunches will be served during the Musical Festival. four members volunteered to pack another parcel to Sheil.
Mrs. L. Murray won the petty fund prize at Harrison Ninette. At the meeting’s close the group pledged allegiance to Her Majesty and sang God Save the Queen.
The Hamiota W I gathered for a March meeting featuring a demonstration by Mrs L King and Mrs J Russell on quick freeze preservation of vegetables and fruit. They contrasted ancient drying and canning methods with modern quick freeze. Fresh sound produce was emphasized and samples of home canned peas quick freeze peas and fresh frozen raspberries were shared for comparison. Mrs Jasper thanked the demonstrators for their timely presentation and members offered quotes and verses during roll call. A vote of thanks was moved to all who helped with the WI and the men’s bonspiel and caretakers who assisted with water and related tasks.
Over six days the mink lunch room offered space and warmth and plans were discussed for a tea at the Junior Seed Fair on Friday March 28. Lunch was served by the committee and a moment of silence honored the late King and others suffering bereavement.
The Manitoba notice invites interest in civil service exam preparation provided by M. C. C. Civil Service Schools in Winnipeg. It specifies how to write for information and enrollment details.
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