Venables & Son Publish Hamiota Echo Hire
Venables & Son, publishers, announce the Hamiota Echo hire agreement or staffing update as the local newspaper continues its publication under new or ongoing management.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1952
Page
4
Venables & Son, publishers, announce the Hamiota Echo hire agreement or staffing update as the local newspaper continues its publication under new or ongoing management.
Local residents eye a thrifty season plan at Harrison Hot Springs Hotel in British Columbia. From October 1 to December 19 or January 2 to March 31, rooms with bath start at five dollars to three ten dollars per day. The resort promises summer style in winter with dining dancing golf riding boating and other activities including outdoor pool and indoor sulphur baths.
The notice advertises a holiday package with physiotherapy massage, thrifty meal rates for breakfast 90 cents luncheon 1.85 and dinner 2.50, child supervision 12 noon to 8 pm with lunch and dinner, plus amenities including a beauty shop English clothing shop barber telegraph and telephone service laundry and valet. Rooms or bungalows available. Contact Mason Nurick manager Harrison Hotel or travel agent for brochure.
Continued listing of prize winners at Hamiota Fair across Ladies' Work. Awards include leathercraft, hooked and machine made articles, knitted garments, babies wear, and various crafts by named residents such as Mrs Cochrane, Mrs Kerr Fraser, Evelyn Houck, Louise Murray, Lorraine Gray, and Reg ina Armstrong, among others.
Plan now to attend the Big Jamboree and Dance in the Hamiota Rink on October 3rd. The event invites community members to join a lively evening of music and dancing.
A provincial piece argues for soil conservation in Western Canada. It stresses the loss of millions of acres to erosion, the role of soil organic matter and microbes, and the need to protect fields with residue rather than burning or bare fallow. It urges collective responsibility for sustainable farming.
The Hamiota Branch No 174 meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. in the Hamiota Rest Room and Deck er Hall. Officers listed include W. H. Brooks as president and N A Johnston as secretary.
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