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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1944
Page
4
Two publishers Ghe Kamiota Echo announce a 1944 November 22 publication by W Venables and W H Josey, listing names and date in a local print notice.
A historical health notice warns that venereal disease ranks among Canada's gravest health problems. It cites more than 300000 infections, a large unaware population, links to insanity and heart disease, and warns of social and economic costs. It urges government action and public awareness to prevent a postwar epidemic. Also mentions social factors and recent local health activities.
Decker hosts old acquaintances from Spy Hill on Friday. WMS and Ladies Aid reelect officers with one replacement. W.E.G. Little heads to California to stay with his father. Gregorys visit Winnipeg. patriotic bazaar raises $132. Bell Sunley joins Brandon General Hospital staff. Pilot Officer Thomas Bailey visits with his parents. Mrs. Henry Lints visits Winnipeg.
Attendance hit a record at the recent Pool elevator meeting where Geo. McConnell spoke on the annual report. Board members elected include M. Partridge J. Scott and B. Parker, with A. Allan chosen for the Fall Convention. Community reorganizations and hall repairs were discussed along with new stable plans and hall prices.
The Hiamiota Hospital Ladies Aid met November 13 1944 at Mrs C Penny's home. Seventeen members paid up and donations and Fair Day work show broad support. They served 1367 meals plus an estimated 150 more by workers totaling about 1517 meals.
The regular meeting of Court Hamiota No. 367 is held at the Orange Hall on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Visiting Brethren welcome with Wm. McBain as Chief Ranger and John MetGhee as Ree Mee.
The Valois sleeping car receives immediate CPR improvements with automatic door opener pneumatic electric system, wide observation window, powder room with tubular lighting, and a black plastic powder table. It includes improved springs anti noise truck attachments electric outlets for razors and new wake up buzzers, all in pastel finishes for passengers’ comfort.
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