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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1967
Page
6
Doak Buckingham Goliath Toews and Co. operate as a group of barristers solicitors and notary publics located in the Credit Union Building Hamiota with coverage for legal services.
Local news notes include visits and returns among families in Hamiota Man area. Mrs. Tom Purcell and Mass Edith Elliott spent winter with her daughter in Toronto. Violet Nicholls returned from Winnipeg after a month with daughter Mrs. George Baker. Gordon Lyall attended funeral of his uncle Rene Bilanchard of Deleau Manitoba. Get well wishes to Nellie Gerrard and Mary McCormack of the Senior Citizens Home in Hamiota Hospital. Jerry Steski and Winnipeg family staying with her mother Nellie Gerrard. David returned to Thompson Manitoba after a week with L Beamish family. Birthday greetings to Mary Neal on 91st and Lottie Corley on 83rd, April 1967.
In Hamiota the fraternal hall runs 15 games with a $5.00 per game entry and a $590.00 jackpot. Games begin sharp at 8 p.m. with admission at $1.00 and extra cards available for 25 cents. Proceeds support the Hamiota Fraternal organization.
Stinson and Robbins memorial notices recall Annie Stinson who died in April 1956 and Wil Fam in December 1953 and Lance Robbins who died April 20 1965. Both tributes express enduring memory by family and loved ones.
Bob and Othalena thank friends neighbors and the community for gifts cards and messages on their 25th anniversary. Bertha Knight expresses gratitude for cards flowers gifts and hospital care from doctors and nurses.
The Hamiota Theatre schedules starts at 8:00 p.m. for special shows on Thursday through Saturday April 20 21 22 and additional performances April 27 28 29.
The guide suggests spring looks with dainty florals and pastels on waterproof blends, spattered trench coats, and silicone coatings. It advises silk and velvet care, canned dress trends, elastic waist adaptations, and scalloped hems and sleeves for feminine flair.
Linda Griffiths Feter of Brandon was honored at a miscellaneous shower in the Rebekah Hall hosted by Oak River friends. Gifts were arranged in a decorative showery display, with Centennial maids Maxwell Hutchings and Debbie Griffiths as gift bearers.
The Lavinia Women’s Institute met at Mrs. C. Smith’s home on April 12 with 9 members present. The group discussed What WI means to me, approved minutes, read correspondence, and noted a Treasurer balance of 244.21. The Red Cross Convenor reported 80.30 sent to Headquarters. Hospital report cited tea and a regional meeting at Shoal Lake. Members volunteered for the tea and bakework. The WI will donate two angel cake pans to the hospital. Discussion covered the Lenore district convention and upcoming May meeting. Mrs. Boyd presented the Board Report from Hamiota. The meeting closed with the Creed and a talk on Manitoba Women’s Institutes goals. Hostesses were Mrs. C. Smith and Mrs. R. Skayman.
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