Canadian Legion Hamiota Branch Meets on Third Tuesday
The Hamiota branch No. 174 of the Canadian Legion holds monthly meetings in the Rest Room at 8 p.m. on the third Tuesday, as announced by Ed Steinson.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1950
Page
4
The Hamiota branch No. 174 of the Canadian Legion holds monthly meetings in the Rest Room at 8 p.m. on the third Tuesday, as announced by Ed Steinson.
Publication details show pricing for subscriptions: $2.00 per year in advance within Canada and $2.50 to the United States. Published by C. W. Venables & Son on September 6 1950.
Miss Liona Anderson of Oakner visited aunt Mrs. W R Kirk over the long weekend. Bernice Kirk left Tuesday for the West Coast with Miss Arline Fawns of Gladstone. W M S met Aug 23 with thirteen members and three visitors. Laura Ferris group led. lunch served. Visitors Schoot, Harry Kidd, Ken and Raymond from Brandon visited Milford Kirk. Velma Smith of Winnipeg spent the weekend at home. Olive Smith returns to Winnipeg for Florence Nightingale school position. Olive Hazelewood of Brandon home for long weekend. Leona Anderson from Oakner visited aunt and cousins. Sept 10 Flower Sunday at church. everyone bring flowers. Mr and Mrs Charlie Lewis and family with Jamie Lewis visited Bruce Johnston at Elkhorn on Sunday.
About fifty ladies gathered Monday at Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Strachan home in Kingsville Texas to honor Mr. and Mrs. Donald DeKoch on their honeymoon. The couple received tea rose china, money, an electric clock, linens, and other gifts as Mrs. Jas. Angus read a commemorative address.
Mr and Mrs J F Smithson drove to Winnipeg on Sunday with Shirley and George. Shirley begins a nurses training course at St Boniface Hospital. Mrs G Bates and E Skene of Winnipeg visited F Bates over the long weekend. R McFeely spent the weekend at Saskatoon with brother in law and sister Ivan and Mrs Kirk. Graham Thomson and Terry of Winnipeg vacationed with H Knight. L Diller and Brandon boys spent the weekend with Mrs Dillers relatives L Montgomery. Elaine Knight of Winnipeg visited her parents. Shirley Anderson of Brandon spent the weekend with her parents C M Anderson.
A Sunday gathering at the Narrows brought together the Cochrane clan and near relatives to say goodbye to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Noble and Mr. and Mrs. Blake Noble of Shallow Lake Ontario who left for home Monday. Over 61 attendees enjoyed a bountiful lunch.
The Rural Municipality of Hamiota announces the General Assessment Roll and Personal Property Assessment Roll are deposited with the Secretary-Treasurer and open for inspection until September 27. Ratepayers may appeal by filing complaints with the Secretary-Treasurer on or before September 27. The Council.
Court of revision set for Saturday October 7 1950 at 8 pm in the Council Chamber Hamiota to examine land assessment hear complaints. By order William T Andrew secretary treasurer dated September 1 1950 at Hamiota Manitoba.
Mrs McGregor visits Winnipeg while Hyndman stays at Cran dall. Miss Reid visits relatives in Birnie. Miss Stewart holidaying with Mr and Mrs J W Stewart. Reid family and Mrs Norman Frosst visit Port Arthur with Wes Cochrane. Fraser McLeod and Geo Scott visit Elkhorn and Winnipeg relatives. A E McConnell and daughter Margaret McConnell travel to Wawanesa where she teaches.
Mrs Ada Milne 84 10 died suddenly at her son Robert Milne's Lavinia Manitoba home on Tuesday August 23 1950 after a long life in Basford England and Canada. She leaves four sons James Allen Alex Milne William Milne and Robert Milne one daughter Margaret Reid a sister ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral held August 25 at Lavinia United Church with Rev Maxwell and Rev Caruthers officiating. Interment in Hamiota cemetery.
Notice to ratepayers that the General and Personal Property Assessment Rolls are on display in the Secretary-Treasurer’s office and open for inspection until September 23. The council will meet to consider objections and finalize assessments.
Public notice from Hamiota Manitoba orders an 8 p.m. examination of the Said Assessment and invites complaints. Secretary-Treasurer announces the meeting will be held in the Council Chamber, with the date dated September 1, 1950.
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