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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1955
Page
4
A compact notice indicates a payment of 3 50 to the United States company W Venables and Son, publishers and proprietors, detailing the transaction and the parties involved in the exchange. The brief record preserves the names and the monetary amount in a formal publishing notice style.
The Hamiota branch No. 174 meets on the third Tuesday each month at 8:00 p.m. at the Hamiota Rest Room and Decker Hall. O. D. Johnstone and H. H. Sheridan serve as presidents with the secretary listed.
The East Group of the WI plans a Hard Time Dance and Card Party on Friday at the school. The W A and WMS set a meeting for April 8 at 2 p m at Mrs W A McConnell's home. The WI fixes an April meeting time in the second week. Keith Bridge graduates from Manitoba University Winnipeg. Mrs Bridge and Glen attend the exercises.
Captain Jim Munroe leads Brandon firefighters in Oak River to teach extinguisher use and fire prevention. Discussion centered on water-limited conditions and a local brigade formation. Guests included Capt. Carey Lieut. Gill and T Murison. Jack Patterson of the RCMP visited Regina parents.
Old Man Winter fades as spring arrives with a simple no bake date treat recipe and home care tips. The note covers a peanut butter date candy with coconut and chocolate, plus cleaning hints for windows, waxed woodwork, and odor removal using charcoal and onion in water.
A local column describes spring weather, social visits, and community news from Victoria. The writer mentions gatherings with the Wrays, Colin Gibson, and Mr Wray’s curling success, plus visits from Irene and Dave Brimms. Padre Hills praises Winnipeg and remarks on weather, legislature, and St Patrick Day church dinner. An Eaton’s sighting of Shamrock attire is noted.
POPE Leonard Lipscombe attended the Grand Black Chapter of Manitoba and Grand Orange Lodge Conventions in Winnipeg last week. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs B Dawson on the birth of a son on March 23. LAC L Egglestone of Gimilh Man is visiting his aunt Mrs L Lipscombe. Arnold Gray showing cattle at Brandon Winter Fair. Mrs K Anderson patient at Hamiota Hospital and wishes for a speedy recovery.
Pilot Mound ABs lost the Harry Mummery Memorial Trophy after a 5-3 defeat to Hamiota in Minnedosa, despite winning 5-4 at Pilot Mound in the first game. Hamiota’s George Williams faced a busy night aided by defensemen Bill and Jim Grant and Garry Kidd. Dallas Smith, Allan Robertson, Denny Smith, and Gerald Mathison scored as the visitors pulled ahead.
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