Back Seat Driver Noted as Ledy Drivers Rule Breaker
The piece states that lead drivers are generally best, with one exception mentioned as a back seat driver. It reflects a playful rule about driving roles and leadership in the group.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1960
Page
2
The piece states that lead drivers are generally best, with one exception mentioned as a back seat driver. It reflects a playful rule about driving roles and leadership in the group.
The column covers hockey playoff talk with the Wheat Kings, Rochester, and the Oil Kings, notes curling at Shilo with local rinks, and remarks on Leaf and Canadiens series. It mentions Garry Kidd’s knee healing, baseball optimism for the National League, and hopes for Cincinnati or Pittsburgh to top the pennant races.
The McConnell Woman's Federation met at Mrs. McDougall's home with ten members and one visitor. Mrs. Emerson led a Easter themed opening poem and a worship service was conducted by Mrs. Killah. A tea fundraiser May 6 features bake and apron sales in the church basement at eight o'clock. Guest speaker Mrs. Cochrane spoke on PCTC after attending a school at QuAppelle Saskatchewan. Next meeting will be May 5 at 8 PM at Mrs. Wright's home.
Mr and Mrs A E Andrew accompanied Barry Strickland to Winnipeg on Tuesday. Mr Andrew is on municipal business.
Miss Lyla Killeh was chosen Queen at the Brandon Winter Fair. The event was noted alongside social visits from Mrs. Margaret Martin of Swan River and others.
Relatives and friends gathered at the Smith home to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Leonard Angus delivered a short address and Glen Stewart presented a gift as the group enjoyed a card game and a luncheon to conclude the evening.
Friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Gurr to honor the couple. The event marked a celebration with local attendees and a warm community welcome.
Mrs Gurr and Mrs Liout organized a gathering hosted by Mr Gurr with guests including Mrs Wilfred Skarman Mrs Wilkie and Darin Bond. The event featured three brain teasing contests and social time with gifts of a sour and tea cups creating an enjoyable evening.
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