Field Marks of a Ground-Frequenting Bird
Field marks describe a bird that frequents the ground in large flocks with extensive white plumage below. It features erectile horns and a black gorget with a white or pale yellow throat.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 07, 1947
Page
5
Field marks describe a bird that frequents the ground in large flocks with extensive white plumage below. It features erectile horns and a black gorget with a white or pale yellow throat.
Miss Cynthia Cameron of Winnipeg was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sheridan during the past week.
A Mother’s Day service will be held on Sunday next May 11 at 3 p.m. A Memorial service follows on May 18 at 3 p.m. The Memorial Plaque will be unveiled during that service.
An original member of the Happy Gang Kathleen Stokes has played the organ and contributed to the daily program since June 1937. Previously a pianist and theatre organist in Toronto she is heard on CBC Trans-Canada network Monday to Friday at 12 15 p m.
Public notice lists By-Law No. 7 requiring all children under twelve to be off streets by 8 pm in Oct through Mar and by 9 pm in Apr through Sept with a warning bell. Village constables assigned to enforce. cooperation requested. WM. T. Andrew, Sec.-Treas., Hamiota, Manitoba, May 6, 1947.
Energy consumption on the Manitoba Power Commission System continues to outpace 1946 with March kilowatt hours up 27.26 percent. Construction for farm electrification in La Salle advances despite spring thaws while the Minne dosa Clear Lake line powers Sinclair and Lyleton villages. Valley River and Sifton line work nears completion as rural service expands.
LAVINIA observes Mother's Day at 3 p m May 11 with C G I T led by Rev Welsh. W A and W M S visit Miss Helen Shackleford May 14 at 2 p m. A church bazaar April 29 drew a crowd. W A raised 65 dollars and C G I T 20. The W I met May 1 at Mrs Wallace’s home with 28 ladies. traffic laws talk by Constable Hall praised. Mrs Bridge elected to attend the Provincial W I Convention in Winnipeg. A scrapbook on Canadian Authors and Poets was shown. hostesses were Mrs Roy McConnell Mrs Wes Cochran and Mrs J Knight.
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