26 Mar 1958
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1958
Page
1
Local residents attend events in Winn ipeg Calgary Souris and Hamiota. Bake sales drives memorial meetings tea and bake sale at Christ Church. Amalgamation closure at Co-Op. Free picture show Ply wood Today and film Seventeen for teens announced with times and venues.
A sale event at Venables Hardware features raking home produce and more. The gathering is set for 8 p.m. on Saturday June 14. Band members organize the fundraiser with local vendors joining the event.
In memory of William Pearson who passed away March 26 1954 this road is named Rem. Snbrance where thoughts and wishes meet. Ever remembered by Mary and Harold as they recall the road and farewell.
The Easter Seal Campaign Committee explains that most people use not more than 50 seals, reducing the number sent to each recipient and saving about 1000. The Easter Seal symbolizes giving to help crippled children and has no fixed monetary value, reflecting what each person can contribute as the Good Samaritan did.
The Hamiota C G L T held its affiliation and re affiliation with the W M S on Tuesday evening March 8. Eva Baxter welcomed mothers W M S members and friends. Florence English played Japanese songs. A six week mission study report came from Marjorie Pedlow. Three girls Maureen McConnell Carol Ann Smith and Phyllis Pollock wore Japanese costumes and showcased Japanese arts. Mrs Moffatt read letters from Japanese pen pals and missionaries. Marilyn Pollock and Joan Judson led the worship service The Kristian Home. Affiliation service followed with 31 girls affiliated and a gift of 37.00 to the W M S.
The Hamiota Hobbycraft Club held an achievement night in the Orange Hall on March 20 attracting a large crowd from near and far. Displays featured cam rubber plastercraft crochet tatting and many crafts with a varied program of music readings and vocal numbers. Leaders received tokens of appreciation for four months of work amid a brief interlude.
Visitors and friends toured the hall to view all articles on display while a silver tea service was held. Proceeds were to be sent to the Manitoba Heart Fund. The evening's Mistress of Ceremonies was Mrs. J. McMillan.
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