16 May 1945
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 16, 1945
Page
1
McNaughts Drug Store announces an oral vaccine treatment for sinusitis rheumatism neuritis hay fever and related issues sold per bottle at six dollars. Also promotes AIR-WICK odor eliminator bottled at ninety cents and graduation gifts including nurse gifts and leather items. Cigarette lighters and rubber sheeting offered at one dollar each.
Rev. B. O. Whitfield to lead the 7.30 pm Holy Communion service at Christ Church Hamiota on Sunday May 20 1945. Parish notices urge attendance and reflection.
A daughter Carol Diane was born at Grace Hospital Winnipeg on May 3 1945 to Mr and Mrs Alfred Youngs formerly Doris Baldwin of Winnipeg. A daughter was born at Hamiota Hospital on May 6 1945 to Mr and Mrs Garnet Johnston of Crandall Manitoba.
Rev W G Onions leads morning service on baptism of the Holy Spirit at 11 a.m. Church School at 12 15 p.m. Evening program at 7 p.m. Religion How You Get It. Everyone welcome.
A daughter named Lynda Joyce was born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Colbeck at Grace Hospital Winnipeg on Friday May 11 1945. Mother's Day observances included thanksgiving and prayer for victory with a well attended service and choir music. Lieut Arnold and Mrs Lowe and Murray of Barrie Ontario arrived Monday to visit Mrs Lowe's parents Mr and Mrs W B Strachan and relatives in Harding.
Local notices list church services led by Rev. B. T. Parkinson with Miss Ethel Bingeman RN visiting. sales of piano and furniture. health updates on Mrs. A. V. Baker in Regina. Mr. W. W. Kirk attending his daughter's Montreal wedding. death of Margaret Towers in Melville. Upcoming events include tailoring classes at Hamiota United Church basement May 22 and 23, a monster dance May 24, Milk for Britain tag day, a lecture with lantern slides The Land of the White Man's Grave on May 21, and a Women’s Institute meeting in Birtle May 21.
LAVINIA LA.C. Jack Foxton left for eastern Canada after a week's visit at his mother's home. The East Group packed overseas boxes at Mrs. Lloyd McConnell's on Friday May 11. Mrs. Jean Lawson visits relatives in Oak Lake. Arthur Thompson spent the weekend with his brother A. N. Thompson. A girls ball team from Decker played here. local team won by a large score. Several mumps cases reported. Mrs. Cyril Shackleford hosted Friday night. The Shacklefords and son Rupert visited Neepawa and Gladstone. Rupert continued to Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Cliff Runchey visited Mr and Mrs A N Thompson's home. Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. met at the Church on May 9. Mrs E A Dixon reported on the Winnipeg conference.
Notice lists a furniture sale at McConnell's Warehouse on Saturday May 26 at 2 p.m with J G McConnell as auctioneer. Also notes Shoal Lake Cream Truck summer rounds begin May 3 every Monday and Thursday. A town council meeting formed a Citizen's Rehabilitation Committee to assist returning servicemen with Rev W G Onions as chair and Wm T Andrews secretary.
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