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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1951
Page
4
Anniversary observance will be held Sunday November 18 with services at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Rev Barber will be guest speaker. Learn typing shorthand accounting and other business subjects at home. For particulars write to M C C Schools Winnipeg Manitoba.
Attendees include A Skinner at the U G G convention in Winnipeg and W A McConnell with Keith Dixon at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair. Visitors frequent the Lavinia home of L Shayman and M McConnell relatives. W A and W M S meetings set for November 21. G Pearson of Brandon and Mrs Watson of Pilot Mound visit A Knight home. W I annual meeting held with eleven ladies. reports filed by officers and committees. District and hospital aid matters discussed. Korea parcel sent. hospital fruits donated. 1952 directors elected including Dixon Taylor Stewart McConnell Johns Smith. Hostesses Foxton and W A McConnell. Various passes and visits noted. Boy Scouts meet Mondays. Lavinia school hosts Pool meeting with Ray Foxton reporting on Winnipeg convention and district fieldman Wilton discussing company business and plebiscite. Films shown and lunch served.
In loving memory of James Henry Pangman who passed away November 28 1945. Deep in our hearts lies a picture of a loved one and we shall keep his memory because he was one of the best.
A joint plebiscite committee will hold a meeting in the Orange Hall Hamiota on Tuesday November 20 at 8 p.m. D W Richmond secretary of the Manitoba Pool Elevators will speak on the coming plebiscite. Farmers are urged to attend regardless of voting intentions.
The Manitoba Telephone System announces a new provincial directory available in telephone offices on November 15. The 200 alphabetical pages increase by 24 over the last issue and add about 5,500 listings. The volume includes 100 classified pages, 62,500 copies are printed, with 48,000 distributed initially.
The High School hosted a skating party at Pearson Lake with novelty contests and a Grade XI lunch. A second skating event followed at MacMillan's for Grades VII and VIII with a luncheon. A wedding occurred in the school auditorium at 3 pm with Hedda Hornschnogle and Jake Hoper uniting in marriage.
At a Sunday meeting on November 11, the Young Adult Group elected Don Pollock as president, D. Levenick as vice president, and Ivy Sutherland as secretary-treasurer. Mr. C Bailey led the discussion.
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