Hamiota Echo Publisher Venerables Retains Post
F S Venables continues as publisher and proprietor of The Hamiota Echo, guiding the paper through local news and community notices.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1957
Page
4
F S Venables continues as publisher and proprietor of The Hamiota Echo, guiding the paper through local news and community notices.
The article notes vitamins have always been in foods though identified recently. It describes Vitamin A found in liver carrots squash greens butter eggs and fish liver oils helping skin growth and eye health in cases of dietary deficiency.
Chumah S. S. Lewis visited Winnipeg for the long weekend with relatives and friends. Roy Amy traveled to Calgary to visit in laws and daughter. A family reunion occurred at Mrs. Alex Ferris home with Eddie Cyr and Bill Hume guests from Winnipeg and Dawson Creek. Others spending the weekend included Dougl Crandle Brandon Evelyn Houck and Roy Pollock. A patient expresses gratitude to friends neighbors doctors nurses and staff at George Bull Hospital.
The Scotia Ladies Club will hold a home cooking and apron sale and tea in the Orange Hall Hamiota on Saturday November 2 from 3 to 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Mr Howard Mitchell of Wobley Saskatchewan attended the Strachan Sunley wedding in Hamiota on Saturday. Mr and Mrs J Routledge and family attended the Allan Williams wedding in Brandon on Saturday October 12. Mr and Mrs Howard Gregg and son Barry Williamson and
A fragmented TV guide lists daily programming across Saturday to Wednesday including Howdy Doody, The Lone Ranger, CBC National News, Weather Views, Sportscope, Disney related features, Westerns, comedies, dramas and news blocks. The scattered entries reference CKX TV and various time slots for children and adult fare.
Claudia Turner and several families attended the Schepp-Mintenka wedding at Russell last Saturday October 19th. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lou Whyte Mr and Mrs Hudson Anderson and Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson among others who visited at the H Gray home beforehand.
Mr and Mrs W F Hall travel by car to Calgary for the sealers convention while Mrs Pollig accompanies them to spend the winter with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs D Arbuthnott. Mrs L Young visits Holland with Tom Youngs family. Mr and Mrs Bruce Knight receive congratulations on birth of a daughter born October 15. Mr and Mrs Harry Stewart of Winnipeg visit their sons Sam and Joyd for the weekend. Miss Joan Peacock travels with parents to Toronto and Eastern points. A miscellaneous shower October 14 at Mrs H Cooke’s home honors Miss Jean Sunley with corsages gifts and a ball game. Lunch served. Jean thanks the guests. Mr Stewart returns to Portage from Beaver Lumber Yard. Mr Jim Gammack Jr attends Manitoba Pool Elevators convention in Winnipeg. Wes Orgy and spouse visit Winnipeg.
Evelyn Joyce Johnston and Donald Frederick Church wed in a double ring ceremony at the United Church in Hamiota on October five at three in the afternoon. Rev Moffat officiated with soloist Mrs Earl Johnston and organist Miss Marilyn Mathison.
A reception for 95 guests was held in the church basement. The bride wore a grey suit with blue accessories and a red sweet pea corsage. The couple will travel in the United States and then reside in Brandon. Out of town guests include numerous families from Manitoba and Winnipeg.
An inshore scene details two men Alfie and Herbert refusing to swim while a third calls for help and a bystander offers to notify authorities. They discuss potential rescue actions and the need for artificial respiration if needed. The dialogue hints at a possible drowning scenario in a humorous wartime-tinged exchange.
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