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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1951
Page
8
The Hamiota Girls' Clubs invite the community to an Achievement Night in the Orange Hall on Wednesday May 9 at 8 p.m. The event features a display, a program, a fashion parade and a social hour with a Silver Tea served by the girls.
May 16 W I convention at Rivers. May 17 and 18 Hamiota Musical Festival. May 24 softball tournament at Oak River. May 30 and 31 drama festival in Hamiota Theatre. June 26 Hamiota Races. July 21 Hamiota Fair and Baby Show by The Hudson Bay Co. July 25 Oak River Fair. Keep June 15 open. More particulars later.
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co. Ltd hosted 73 delegates at its annual dealer meeting on Friday April 20 in the Prince Edward Hotel Brandon. Seven dealers received long service awards presented by O G Greenfield provincial manager.
A stream of birth notices from Carman Hamiota Kenton Isabella Strathclair Decker Oak Lake Harding and McConnell record new daughters Donna Elizabeth and several sons with dates from April 1 to April 24 1951. Families named Jones Knight White Young Marten Lucsghyn Badger Anderson Slimmon McKenzie are listed with their home towns.
The W A and W M S plan a meeting at Mrs. Roy McConnell home on May 9 at 2 p m. Misses Marion Dixon and Noreen McConnell return from Manitoba University. Mrs Lloyd McConnell hospitalized after appendix surgery at Shoal Lake Hospital. Mrs Foxton returns from wintering in Hamiota. Mrs McGregor visits Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs A Rockley take over store and post office from Mr and Mrs R V McConnell. Miss Elaine Morrison visits from Hamiota. Girls Sewing Club aims for Achievement Day in church on May 8 at 8 p m with Miss Bajus from Extension Service attending.
May 5th Oak River hosts Tag Day to raise funds for the Boy Scouts. Fire department responds to a grass fire threat at Paul Robinsons, keeping damage limited. Softball tournament set for May 24 at Oak River with many invited schools.
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