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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1954
Page
5
The fragment notes a government department unit titled Department of Wines and Materal Resources Same and Fisheries Branch. It appears as an archival OCR snippet without a clear event or action. It lacks dates people or specific programs to summarize into a full news item.
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Mr and Mrs Bill Collie hosted weekend guests including Regina relatives and the couple’s in laws Mr and Mrs J R MacFarlane of Millwood. The MacFarlanes spent a few days with their son in law and daughter.
Mrs Beer travels home to Swansea after three months visiting son in law and daughter the Tasse Russell family. Jack Barr and family visit Mrs H Barr. School reopens Sept 7 with two new rooms enabling Grade 12. Teachers in charge listed. WI meeting features cake icing demo by Mrs Jack Morecom. Provincial Convention report by Mrs W Cantelon. Appreciation letters to Legion laborers for memorial hall painting and to WI prizewinners Glenda Corbet and Cheryl McLennan. WI tour of farm home entries in Beautification Contest. 21 WI members. Box of 86 books from Manitoba Library Service. library hours Memorial Hall Saturdays 8:30–10 pm, Mrs A O Glint in charge. Orville Davidson winners of Farm Name Plates contest. McLennan family returned from McDonald Lake. Cheryl enrolled at Schumacher Summer Skating School.
Vancouver guests Mrs. and Mrs. Black join Mr. and Mrs. Stewart while Edna Lang and Dianne Belmont visit. Alan and Aud rey from Ontario visit the Quinton home. Winnipeg and Brandon travelers drop in. Decker School reopens with Mrs. Peel and Miss Nevin teaching. Geo. Pearson leads the Senior Room. Grain deliveries begin with Barley from Bert Musgrove and D. D. Stewart and wheat from Frank Rosenberger. Gordon Alexander leaves for Owen Sound with his grandfather E W Alexander. Marilyn Decker returns from Winnipeg to begin studies at Success Business College.
Sheldon Galbraith Mrs Hans Ger echwiler report Sunday worship restarting after a month off. Local note mentions Doreen Hunsaker back from Princess Elizabeth hospital two months, living in a suite and visiting twice weekly for treatment with her oldest daughter Del. Card of thanks honors 4 H clubs and parish helpers for sewing machine gift and care packages during hospital stay.
The Womens Aid to Hamiota Hospital District held its August gathering in the municipal building with nineteen members present from ten districts. A Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic appreciation letter was read, convenor reports were discussed, and blankets were purchased for the hospital from locally sourced wool. Delegates were chosen for the Winnipeg Hospital Convention on September 29–30, and the next meeting is set for September 24.
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