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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1932
Page
8
The essay argues age is a matter of body condition and care rather than calendar years. It compares human aging to vehicle wear, noting advantages and habits determine true age and work capacity. It urges reasonable living to extend healthy years and invites inquiries to the Canadian Medical Association.
Lavinia The Lavioix Sweday School Picnic will be held on Tuesday May 24 on the school ground. Water f. ferther par ticulare.
The C.G.L.T. girls host a 7 30 p.m. Mother's Day service in the hall on Sunday May. A united Mother's Day service is planned at 1 1. The Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. hosted guests Mrs. Edgar Linte. W.M.S. sale of cooking is set for Saturday May 7 at Hodgson's ice cream parlor. Several members visited Shoal Lake Friday and Regina for medical treatment with Dr. Kerfoot. The Young People's Society led Sunday morning worship with Mr. G. Pearson presiding and scripture by Jack Alexander. Miss Mabel Coupe and Mr A H Gill performed. The central church purpose discussion conducted by Miss Grace McConnell and Rev A Ostruthers.
Frederick A Parker of Winnipeg died at Mc Connell on April 26 1932 age 56 after a year and a half illness following an appendicitis operation. He lectured for the wheat pool in Manitoba and North Dakota and is survived by his wife and several children. Funeral held April 27 at Maroney cemetery. W H Cox pioneer of Crandall district died April 25 1932 age 81. He came to Manitoba in 1880 homesteaded Crandall and left a wife and children as survivors. Funeral held April 29 in Crandall United Church with L O L attendance and last rites at the grave. Interment Crandall cemetery.
The Hamiota Tennis Club held an OMAMZAN meeting in Tawlay on April 26 1932 with lively attendance. Officers elected include President H jior dao Vice President Miss Hazel Whipster Secretary-Treasurer W Bridges and committee Miss Dora Dick and Mrs J Mair. Membership fees set at 150 for gentlemen 100 for ladies 100 for high school students and 50 cents for public school students. A grand opening tournament was scheduled for Wednesday May 4 at 2 40.
Canadian Pacific confirms ten days of widespread rain across the western plains boosting moisture and optimism. Manitoba and Alberta report seeding up to seventy five percent with rapid progress expected on warm days. northern areas lag until next week.
At Hamiota Hospital on April 17 1932 Mr and Mrs Jos E Kirk of Hamiota Man welcomed a daughter. On April 20 1932 Mr and Mrs GE Wray of Hamiocta Man welcomed a daughter. A letter from Mrs Hamblin living in Winnipeg says her husband is fairly well in the Old Folks Home at Portage la Prairie. A Nominating Convention and Annual Meeting of the Hamiota Provincial Conservative Association will be held May 11 at 8 pm in Oak River Municipal Hall. Voting delegates are certified by the Executive at one delegate per hundred names on the last revised Provincial Voters list. God Save the King. Robt Van Norman President. Wm J Burgess Sec Treas.
A limited number of Vegetable and Flower Plants with over forty varieties and a few good hatching eggs. Barred Rocks White Rocks and Black Minor oae in separate pens. 15 eggs for 40 cents. Order early. Phone 144 J. F. Jordan Hamiota Manitoba.
The Hamiota Fair prize list is at the printers. The fair is scheduled for Friday July 22. H A McIntosh & Son display a Tiller Combine in their warehouse for exhibition.
Wheat seeding in the district is nearly complete with ample moisture in the soil promising a strong start. Those wishing to contribute to the Prize List for the Hamiota Agricultural Society should notify the secretary at once so their names can be included in the current print run. Phone 26 or 58.
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