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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1951
Page
8
The regular meeting of Court Hemiote No 267 is held in the Orange Hall on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Visiting Brethren are welcome. Jon° Moghef is listed as a contact.
Classified notices list a Coleman oil space heater for 60 dollars available through Geo English in Oak River Manitoba. Also two homes in Hamiota with cisterns furnaces and outbuildings. one 6 room house via W F Moore and a 5 room bungalow via F M Manwaring. Stray red heifer about a year old last seen wearing a wooden poke. contact S M Kirk in Hamiota.
An advertisement for Civil Service Examinations preparation by M. C. Civil Service Schools in Winnipeg Manitoba directs readers to contact for course information and enrollment. Lloyd Sheridan offers car or truck insurance services referenced in the same notice.
Birth notices list numerous families across Hamiota Crandall Shoal Lake Arrow River Miniota Lenore Elphinstone and Strathelair Manitoba. Dates range September 2 through September 29 1951 with daughters and sons born to Davis Castle Williams Eastcott Klein Leland Woods Partridge Marks McLene han Haight Morton Watt and Dereniwiski families.
Miss Bernice Kirk returned to Vancouver after holidays with her mother and brother. The Kirk family and friends from Winnipeg, Foxwarren, Oak River, Hamiota and Regina spent the long weekend with relatives in the district. Mr and Mrs Hazlewood hosted. Constable Ted Andrew visited Regina after Thanksgiving weekend with family.
On Wednesday October 3 from 2 to 4 pm Mrs John Hazlewood hosted a trousseau tea for her youngest daughter Ina Doreen the bride elect of October 13. More than fifty guests attended despite rain and rough roads signing the guest book. Ina and hostess received with Ina’s sisters Mrs Hubert Smith and Mrs Leslie Rudd. Tea table was presided by Mrs Mildred Hazlewood with Mrs Morgan Johnson and assistants Miss Olive Hazlewood Miss Bernice Kirk and Miss Jean Howard helping.
The notice advertises Grade XI or XII Departmental Examinations conducted by The M C C Schools in Winnipeg Manitoba. It specifies home study instructions and enrollment for the examinations, signaling upcoming testing for senior classes.
A commentary argues that baby talk hinders early speech development. It urges caregivers to speak slowly and clearly so infants hear correct pronunciation and vocabulary, easing communication for the child and adults involved.
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