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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1969
Page
8
Local residents share greetings at a farewell party for Mrs. Johnson in Crandall. The next day the Golden Age box lunch in Minsota brings several attendees. An Anglican led hymn hour closes the week with thanks to hymn book donors.
Hamiota Square Dance Club starts winter activities on November 4 with Mr and Mrs Eldon McDonald of Brookdale as instructors. Officers named include President Edna Rogers Secretary Dot Lepine Treasurer Ross Robertson and others. The note promotes square dancing as lively fun for all ages and mentions teen entrants.
Recounts of Prince Philip warning Buckingham Palace of potential polo sacrifice amid rising costs. London fog mirrors Channel fog as locals imagine life there. Finance minister Benson faces harsh judgment on a tax plan labeled absurd and enlightened. A novelist laments violence on screens, fearing society’s decline.
On October 29 the Decker CGIT invited guests from Hamiota and Crandall for a Hallowe en party toured the community in four cars to collect for UNICEF raising about 48 dollars. After the event a basket supper and games followed, ending with taps. A November 12 meeting planned a December 14 vesper service and a WI bazaar baking table for November 28. three new members were initiated and stunts performed before taps.
The speakers for the next meeting are T. Dupont B. Schaluk B. Durston M. Gaudet Wayne Johnson. Maurice Falloon will act as Toastmaster. Meetings are held every Monday in Shoal Lake except the first Monday when we meet in St Lazare.
Office hours Monday to Friday nine to five with Saturday by appointment. Phone number 764 2710 provided for inquiries and appointments.
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