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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1954
Page
4
A garbled OCR snippet lists monthly charges or deposits related to electric service or deliveries. References to "per month" and "deposit or pay" appear, with unclear names or entities and several distorted terms. The fragment lacks coherent context or identifiable subjects.
Mrs F W Decker recounts a sunny Victoria day with garden work and first lawn clippings. The piece notes arrivals from California and Penticton, legislature visits, tea by the Rebecca lodge, a bowling bridge event, and a local theatre outing with prizes and a $44 raffle proceeds.
Mrs. Jack Kinley and Kenneth of Gladstone visited the Satterthwaite home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton with Mrs. Wood of Rossburn spent Sunday with Mrs. A. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pangman visited McAuley Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Duff and daughter planned to relocate to Ontario. Charles Brown of Nipawin Sask spent a week with C. P. Brown. Barry Mitchell spent the weekend at Rossburn. Several men, Parker Killoh Brown Moffatt Wright, are in Brandon for stock at the Winter Fair. Used clothing drive for United Church Overseas relief to be left at Mrs. Maxwell or Mrs. Richardson’s home. W A and WM S to meet at Mrs. G. Killoh’s home on Wednesday April 7. Mrs. Dixon.
Cardale Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for hospital care and mentions Dr Elliott Nurses Rev Friebert and Rev Thurlow. Local social items note a hockey win 11-7 for Cardale Souris, a Brandon death of Robert Graham, and visits by Bill Greenway Judy and others. Additional items mention M Gibbons and Gourlays visiting and Lloydminster Dauphin series attendance.
Visitors to the district over the weekend and the Cardale carnival last Saturday night proved a huge success. Miss Noel Shaw sponsored by the hockey club was crowned Queen, with Mr Geo Reid receiving a TV set as a prize in the draw. Mr Dave Tough held a ticket, and Mr Reid improved the district by hosting health notes from Hamiota.
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