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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
5
A list of donated items recorded from February to April including sacks of flour jellies creams eggs and seafood. Donors include Mesare K Beattie Kerr J Bett J F Jordes Mrs Dison hiewen Mr Woods Mrs Coch Mr Colin Gibson Mrs John Sutherland Mrs W Kirk Mrs Simpson and several others.
Hospital sets visiting hours for private wards 3 to 5 pm and 8 to 9 pm daily. Semi private wards allowed 3 to 5 pm Wednesdays Fridays Sundays. Limit two visitors per patient at a time. Overnight visits require special permission. A board charge applies. Parcels require permission before entering wards. Visitors must register name and address in the Visitor's book.
A letter from the local Home Economic Society urges action on alleged youth misconduct in Hamiota. It cites foul language and indecent behavior among boys and girls 10 to 16, calls for addressed talks to both sexes, and asks fathers and mothers to supervise children and keep them home at night.
Principal T Cresswell notes marked reading improvement across grades with top spellings and writing honors. Teachers Beatrice Hoy F M Cochrane L M Ripley and A Sproat oversee grade levels from 1 to 8 with standout students including Winnie Morrison Jack McLean Norburn Todd Margaret Whims er and Hazel McDonald.
Mr Jack Schofield leads a week long agricultural survey in the Municipality of Hamiota starting Monday May 13. He will visit farms and appear in the evenings at Pope Lith MecConnell Lavinis Hamiota to collect forms and direct applications for harvest help under the Department of Agriculture. Citizens are urged to participate and support the effort.
The Consolidated School District of Kamiota No 692 lists trustees Ward 1 B K McNaught and John Murray as chair, Ward 2 A Atkinson and John Lemon, Ward 3 Jesse Delbridge and A C Kemp. Committees cover Van Routes, Grounds, Buildings and Caretaking, Finance, and Meetings with schedule details and L S Taylor as secretary-treasurer.
Mr Jack S Schofield of Decker returns from Winnipeg where a conference of 40 provincial volunteers praised the campaign to boost production. Leaders including Hon W Winkler and J H Evans spoke as the objective calls for 25 000 acres of new breaking, about five acres per farmer, potentially adding 5 000 000 bushels of wheat.
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