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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1951
Page
4
Weekend visitors from Pilot Mound, Mr and Mrs Wm Ross and Jack, attended the Bell Brown wedding. Mrs Simpson of Crystal City visits H D Browns. Oaknoer school hosts social Friday November 23 with a cedar chest draw. Ticket book holders should leave them at the post office. ladies urged to bring lunch.
The W M S met at the home of Mrs. Herb Smith on Thursday November 8 with 21 members and seven visitors. Sid Lewis group led the session and officers were re elected for another year. A bazaar and social followed at the church on Monday November 12 with musical numbers and a reading.
The Grade I class endured a visitor in a small brown mouse while Sharon Kins ley and Melvin left the area. Grades VII and VIII staged farm themed entertainment at the High School with a pantomime skit and a fashion parade and Miss Shape was crowned. A Red Cross bazaar is planned for December 14 at the school auditorium. Local residents moved or traveled for hockey and family visits. The Merrymakers Sewing Club held a skating party, and the Baby Band elected officers for the year. A surprise farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Partridge featured a short program and Auld Lang Syne. The WMS slate lists officers for the coming year.
The WMS realized 34600 from lunches at the sale and plans a Tea at Mrs R V McConnell's home on Wednesday Nov 28. W I directors met at Mrs Bridge's home on Tuesday Nov 13 and elected 1952 officers including President Mrs Bridge and Treasurer Mrs Mc Whirter. Lunch was served by Mrs Taylor and Mrs Smith. Learn typing shorthand and more with M C C Schools Winnipeg Manitoba.
The Provincial Live and Dressed Poultry Show will be in Brandon December 12 13 14 under the Manitoba Winter Fair Board Manitoba Poultry Industry and Manitoba Department of Agriculture. Classes for dressed birds eggs banded turkeys live ducks and geese are open to Manitoba residents. Carcasses sold by auction after the fair. Last year's Champion in turkey and chicken classes sold at 32000 per pound. A lamb carcass competition is featured. Prize lists from the Brandon Winter Fair office or your local Agriculture Representative.
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