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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 15, 1944
Page
1
Rev B O Whitfield rector 24th Sunday after Trinity November 19 1944 7 80 p m Evening Service Rev W G Onions minister listed for the service as part of the church timetable
Community notices from Chumah list church and school events with a 12 15 start and a 7 pm session on The Judgment of this World. Several local visitors and returns are noted including Sen M Curll on leave, Don Millis visiting Crandall, and Jack Anderson's son a German POW. Red Cross blood donors urged, births and cards of thanks recorded.
Vancouver BC resident Mrs S Kirk born at St Mary's Ontario on November 17 1853 celebrates her birthday. Hamiota resident Mr H H Gray born in Portatullo Scotland on November 17 1870 arrived in Canada in 1888.
Mr. Harry Wood of the CCF will address residents at the Orange Hall in Hamiota on Tuesday November 21 at 8 o'clock. Hear the CCF policy and platform discussion in a public meeting.
Classified items from Hamiota list wanted horses or cows for mink meat plus poultry sales including 80 White Leghorn pullets and Barred Rock cockerels at $1.75 each. Also notices of dress poultry on Thursdays, truck changers, fall auction of horses and gear, pool turkeys, a hockey club dance, and two auction sales with dates and locations in Manitoba communities.
Lavinia Ball from Camp Shilo spent a 72 hour leave with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Ball. The Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. held their monthly meeting in the classroom on Wednesday November 9. The Board of Managers met on Thursday November 9. Mrs. A. McConnell returned from a two week holiday at Dunrae. The Junior Red Cross dance last Friday was a success. Mrs. E. A. Dixon returned from Winnipeg after a few days visit.
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