Venables Publisher Promotes Innner Year In Advance
Notice references F. S. Venables as publisher and proprietor. Details imply a promotion or policy note about an innner year in advance.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1957
Page
4
Notice references F. S. Venables as publisher and proprietor. Details imply a promotion or policy note about an innner year in advance.
Sympathy extends to Mr and Mrs H D Brown and family on the death of Mrs Brown's mother Mrs H D Brown and Keith. Attending the funeral last Saturday were Mrs Murray Bell of Isabella and Mrs Roy Esler of Virden. Mrs A Simpson of Pilot Mound and Ed Shaw and daughters of Winnipeg visited with their in laws Mr and Mrs Lloyd Anderson.
A five year old girl and a three year old boy joyfully greet their mother home from a year in TB sanatorium care. The scene shows renewed family warmth as children share gifts and memories, while the mother grieves and heals with her husband present.
A television and radio programming lineup lists daily time slots for shows such as Mighty Mouse Wings Over The World CKX-TV News and CBC-TV National News. The schedule spans Saturday through Tuesday with a mix of dramas sports news talks and entertainment programs.
A mother arrives at home to visit her children, telling them she will stay twelve days with Papa before returning to the sanatorium for another operation. Her cheerful words mask the underlying medical treatment. The scene captures a fragile family moment amid illness.
Mrs Gummo led BC Women’s work updates from the Canadian Club about a world trip for the ACW W convention. Victoria residents recall Doroth y Decker and grandson Dwight from Rivers, and recount visits by Mildred McKenzie and Florence Cochran Ochran, plus Hamiota party memories and Penticton Peach Festival tales.
R T Bill Robinson warns duck hunters that the 1957 Manitoba early season on cultivated land aims to protect crops. Farmers must grant permission, gates should stay closed, and pits filled. Guests are urged to respect property and share spoils with hosts. Jim Robinson returns from Reno after covering the National Skeet Shoot and writes in Sports Afield.
The note mentions visitors from Vancouver and Penitton Hamiota friends who hosted them and said they look well and happy. It also recommends the book Home Again about the Japanese evacuation from California.
Mrs. George Murray receives best entry honors for the contest with the title The big one is getting away a Heart of Gold prize to be sent from the artist. The writer recalls recent trips to Whirlpool Lake in Riding Mountain Park noting abundant pike, newly planted cod, weed beds and top-water trolling. Two months of prime fishing remain and the writer urges more entries in the $25 Fishing Contest alongside regionwide anecdotes and park wardens.
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