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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1946
Page
8
A meeting of the Hamiota Lawn Bowling Club is arranged for Friday evening May 17 at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs Geo S Fraser. All members and interested parties are invited to attend.
Four items offered including a 6 ft Oliver combine with pickup a 12 in Beatty cyclone crusher a New Rodger's Majestic mantle radio and a 110 volt record player. Each item priced to sell promptly and available for quick cash transactions.
The final broadcast of Radio Amateur Nights on CKX Brandon happens Saturday at 7 30 p m Hamiota time. Winners from each town compete for top prizes with Miss Edwina Rutherford and the McConnell Girls Choir among the Hamiota entrants and the Lavinia Orchestra invited to perform.
McCONNELL Field Day set for Oak River on May 23. The second scheduled baseball game, Kenton vs McConnell, played in McConnell on May 20 ended in a 3-3 tie. Mrs. R. King Jr. visits Winnipeg friends. Mr Jas Killoh attends Shorthorn sale in Calgary. Mr. W Satterthwaite and Mr L Campbell return from Seelah on Saturday.
Decker Memorial Hall hosts an amateur concert on May 23 at 8 30 p m under the local W I with prizes of 8 00 5 00 and 5 00 for first second and third. Entry by phone to Mrs S Hanna Crandall or Mr C McTavish Decker. Admission 40 and 25 cents.
Pope Edna Jarrett travelled to Winnipeg last week. Mrs. McCoubrey and grandson Lewis Eggleston left for Vancouver. Mrs. Dahl MacKay from Montreal arrived to visit A. M. MacKay family. Sympathy extends to Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett on Miss R. Jarrett’s death. Joyce Strachan graduates at Brandon. Joyce Strachan’s parents attend. Mrs. Strachan Sr. returns from London Ontario. Mrs. E. Cavanaugh from Quest arrives for stay. Alf Paterson and Winnipeg family visit before moving to Shoal Lake. Clare Smith overseas returnee visits Earl and Mrs. H. Smith. Mary MacKay from St Boniface Hospital spends holidays at home. Mary MacKay and D MacKay attend daughter Mary’s graduation at St Boniface Hospital with D MacKay of Montreal.
The Lavinia Junior Orchestra led by Gwen Wallace Leslie Milne and Gerald Reid earned a spot in the final A C T Amateur Night in Brandon to be held Saturday. Messages note visiting residents and church activities including Mother’s Day observance and W M S meeting May 8th.
Santa Barbara physician Dr Arthur Bruce Steele, a Hamiota born boy, was elected president of the Trudeau Society the medical section of the California State Tuberculosis and Health Association at its San Francisco meeting. He has led Santa Barbara chest diseases work for 15 years and has served as a County Tuberculosis director since 1935.
Robt. H. Wellwood of the Manitoba Teachers' Society argues that creating School Areas will decentralize education, empower local boards, and boost leadership and community involvement in rural Manitoba, with autonomy to tailor policy to district needs.
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