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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1952
Page
4
A bank highlights its day by day service helping travelers with Letters of Credit Travellers Cheques and advice. The narrative notes personal assistance from a Mr W who guided European currency details and procedures to ease travel. The piece invites readers to use bank services for business or pleasure trips.
The September 17 1952 issue reports a Women’s Institute meeting led by Mrs. Wm. Nicholls. Members honored Canadian women for service, library reopens Sept 6, and Korea relief quilts are requested for October. Delegates discussed Senior Citizen homes and thanked speakers Mrs. Scarth and Mrs. Fraser. a hospital visit and retirement tribute to Mrs. Grace Hood were noted. A long list of sewing projects and helpers followed, highlighting community crafts and contributions.
Continued list of prize winners including imported fruit by Mrs E Houck and Mrs L McMillan corn by Mrs M Hazelwood and Mrs S H McFarland beans by Mrs E Houck and Mrs M Hazelwood peas by Mrs Bjornson and Mrs Houck tomatoes by Mrs H Murray and Mrs H Gray meat by Mrs McFarlane and Mrs McMillan chicken by Mrs Gray and Mrs Houck jellies by Mrs J A Smith and Mrs Hazelwood tomato catsup and chili sauce by Mrs J A Smith and Mrs Hazelwood orange marmalade by Mrs Johnston and Mrs McMillan rhubarb marmalade by Mrs Bjornson and Mrs W Johnston collection pickles by Mrs H Gray and Mrs Hazelwood extracted honey by Miss D Cochran eggs by Eve Dixon and Sandra Hetherington home made soap by Mrs Murray and Mrs Johnston.
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