Plants For Sale At The Nursery
A local nursery advertises a nice selection of flower and vegetable plants for sale with no price increase from last year.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1951
Page
8
A local nursery advertises a nice selection of flower and vegetable plants for sale with no price increase from last year.
The Hamiota Branch Canadian Red Cross Society expresses gratitude to Ham and district residents for a fundraiser raising 606.00 dollars. Remittances were sent to the Manitoba Division Office with no local expense deductions. Treasurer Daniel G. Levenick notes not every subscriber can be listed.
The Hamiota Citizen's Band thanks residents for large attendance and financial support at a Sunday concert. Mrs. Thomas Allshire of Hamiota dies at 85. A young peoples meeting at Hamiota Gospel Chapel is planned for May 25 with duets and quartets. The Mid-West Drama Festival at Hamiota Theatre on May 30 features local groups and adjudicator Mrs. G R Rowe.
In loving memory of Alexander John Gammack killed in action in Italy May 25 1944. The family recalls the path you trod with tenderness and asks God to bless the years shared. He is not burned in his native land but under foreign skies. A flower be laid by a kind hand where our brother lies. Ever remembered by his mother father sisters and brothers.
McConnell and Murray Richardson went to North Battleford last week. Miss Margaret Robinson of Toronto visited the McDougalls. Miss Mary Brown and Mrs. J. Wright attended the W J Convention at Rivers. The Mathews family from Port Arthur visited the Browns. A Candle Lighting service marked the C G I T and W M S affiliation with choir Boy Scouts and Girls assisting. Mrs Teale led with an address on C G I T work in Canada. Miss Hyndman of Lavinia sang. Tea followed hosted by Mrs J C Richardson for the girls and their leader.
Birtle Presbytery gathered in Newdale on May 4 with 175 attendees. Mrs. D. Conly of Minnedosa led sessions while Miss Elizabeth Read of Angola spoke on African work and need for personnel. The program featured skits, a memorial service, and a Lord's Prayer AV segment.
Local organizers announce Sports Day in Hamiota on Wednesday June 13 1951. Events listed include track field and community games with participation opened to residents and visitors.
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