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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1952
Page
5
In the back to school rush kindergarten listeners get a head start as Kindergarten of the Air returns September 2 and airs every weekday morning on CBC Trans-Canada network. Teachers Dorothy Jane Goulding and Ruth Johnson conduct the broadcasts with two youngsters pictured using a portable radio.
Notices of visits by Melville and Inglewood families to area homes. Brandon guests stayed with J Scott. Grace Creighton from Brandon visited. The October Baby Band meeting shifts to October 7 with a cash supper date. WMS and WA meeting held September 3 at C P Brown's home with twelve present. A missionary letter from Lorna Potter was read. New study book Along African Trails introduced. Next meeting set for October 1 at Mrs. G.
Lunch at Killechs home was prepared and served by Mrs Emerson and Mrs Swanson, according to the brief readable notes from the local page segment.
Decker family and relatives visited in Hamiota and Windsor. Mrs Sullivan visited her daughter in St Paul, Minnesota. Lionel Williams and Dorothy Ashcroft with two children toured from Sarnia to the Dohertys. Harvey Murray is hospitalized in Hamiota. A new baby born at Hamiota Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jerry Flynn. E W Alexander attends Continental Life Insurance convention in Nova Scotia. Harvesting delayed by heavy rain after earlier progress. Alex Roberson, Manitoba Minor Baseball Association president, presented the trophy after a 35 game season with no losses.
More than 2,000 fans crowded Cardale school grounds to watch Cardale defeat West End Memorials of Winnipeg 98 to win the Manitoba Midget Baseball Championship. Cardale had won the first game in Winnipeg 6 2 two weeks earlier as twenty eight teams competed in the season’s playoffs.
Grant Sims son of a detective sergeant shot in the line of duty. Shea s Winnipeg Brewery and Drewrys Limited each pledge 250 toward a 3500 engineering course cost. Sims had high average 82 with no failures in first year. Four subjects above 90 and a lowest mark 64. Brews promise continued support based on second year progress.
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