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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1965
Page
5
A local report notes $286.00 collected for the Red Cross. Mrs C Robinson and Bruce visited Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Lorne Richardson attended a funeral in Minnedosa for the late Mrs Robinson. Congratulations to Bill McDougall and Jack Wright for prize winning steers at Brandon Fair. Mr and Mrs J Scott and Barbara Ann visited H Kopetsky in Inglis.
Mrs Nora Watson visited Winnipeg to view the F W L C News and offered assistance to 4 H trainee Sharon Bailey at Brandon General Hospital in May. Mr Hempton Greenaway has returned from Deer Lodge Hospital. Oak River United Church installed chimes on Monday. Unit 3 of the United Church held a meeting with Mr Victor Murray and Mrs Hume presiding. The Ladies Club gathered at the home of Mrs Newton Smith and Mrs Clubb led the scrip with fifteen members. Hospital reports mentioned the Willis family in Australia and Mrs Dales’s trip across the United States. Mrs Kirk improves in Hamiota Hospital.
Mrs. Nora Watson visits Court ney and attends Oak River Womens Institute meeting on April 7 with guest speaker Mrs. Radcliff of Cardale speaking on Home Design including curtains draperies and floor coverings. Members modelled homemade bonnets. four visitors attend. The Oak River Home Economics Club met the same day in the school with five members present and two leaders.
The Messenger group held a regular meeting in the church basement with 18 members on Monday April 12. After school lunch was served. The meeting featured a Bible lesson by Mrs Paddock an Easter devotional two films a duet and songs. Twelve members and five visitors attended. Plans were set for an upcoming Community Auction and Home Cooking sale on April 17 to raise funds for church repairs.
The Oakner 4-H Call Club invites the public to a social evening in the School Auditorium on Thursday April 15 at 8 p.m. Constable Wagner will speak and Morris Deveson will present slides from Tucson Arizona. A Whist Drive and lunch follow with admission 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children 6 to 12 and preschoolers free.
Mrs. Harold Hunter spends the week visiting sister Mrs. Cosgrove in Napinka and will attend the bridal shower for her niece Miss Ruth Cosgrove, bride elect for Saturday.
Doug Mitchell visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lints in Winnipeg over the weekend. Mrs. Muriel Church and Craig accompanied them home to Portage la Prairie. A surprise birthday party was held on Thursday the 8th at the M. G. Little home for Mr. M. G. Little who reached seventy. A family dinner for 21 followed with a social evening. Congratulations.
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