Hamiota Echo Rates Increased for Subscriptions
The Hamiota Echo announces subscription pricing at $2.50 per year in advance while offering a $350 rate to the United States. F S Venables serves as publisher and proprietor.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1957
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo announces subscription pricing at $2.50 per year in advance while offering a $350 rate to the United States. F S Venables serves as publisher and proprietor.
A Mother's Day Ted is planned at Memorial Hall in Oak River on Saturday May 1 from 3 pm to 9 pm. The event is sponsored by the Ladies Legion Auxiliary.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. S. Lewis marked their 40th anniversary with a gift. Friends from the Chumah community visited their home on April 24 to celebrate. Mrs. S. Lewis expressed thanks, and the gathering sang a cheerful song before a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Lewis.
Congratulations flood the notice as Rev and Mrs Moffatt welcome a newborn daughter. Acknowledge Mrs Lytle from Saskatoon visiting with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J F Smithson. Mother’s Day service planned for Sunday May 12 and Calf Club to sponsor an evening of films Friday May 10 at 8 p.m.
A Thursday banquet honored Crandall area families involved with the BB hockey team. Chairman Quinton led the evening while Don Kerr Cardale presented M.A.H. crests to the players. Dr. Tyler of Brandon College spoke as MA.H.A president. jackets ordered and thanks given for the repast. About 90 guests attended. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ab Anderson of Wa-Wa Ontario on the birth of a daughter. Miss Alberta Musgrove of Winnipeg spent the weekend at her ...
Mrs Bobh Anderson visits her son and daughter in law in Brandon Manitoba. Mrs T Mack returns to Winnipeg after visiting her ill mother Mrs T Bailey. The 4 H Sewing Club meets May 15 at 8 p m in Decker Hall. Mr Doherty returns from Winnipeg General Hospital and shows a speedy recovery. Mrs Gordon Higgins visits Dauphin with Aunt Playford. Mrs R Fleming and son visit her parents Mr and Mrs T Bailey in Winnipeg. Sympathy to Mrs Geo Davis on the passing of her mother Mrs A Nederlof of Hengelo Holland. Mr Davis sent a cable from Holland on May 6. Mrs Davis address Twekkelerweg 286 Hengelo Holland.
The Grade II students welcome Janice English back after measles. Sylvia Pollock tied for first in girls solo 7 years and under. Maureen Baillie and Barbara Whyte also won in their classes. Festival enjoyed. field day set for May 29. New practice teachers from Tuxedo Normal School Winnipeg to teach two weeks at Hamida School.
A record of April 1957 births includes boys and girls born to families in Oak River Rivers Lenore Moline Hamidta and nearby towns. Notable newborns include Ronald Douglas David Michael Donald Craig Holly Colleen Marlene Anne and Judith ass Sheardown.
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